Records Show Most CSIS Workplace Accidents Are Car Crashes During Surveillance More than 600 CSIS employee accident forms released under ATI show the agency's biggest on-the-job hazard isn't spycraft — it's car crashes during surveillance. Government Files The Canada Report Staff Jun 16, 2026 — 6 min read
Covered patio furniture with a lantern and fruit on a table, illustrating outdoor protection. Best Waterproof Patio Furniture Covers in Canada (From $33) Waterproof patio and outdoor furniture covers for Canadian weather: 7 Amazon.ca value picks from $33–$62 CAD, with fit, wind, and winter-storage advice. Canadian Guides The Canada Report Staff Jun 15, 2026 — 17 min read
The home on Templegreen Place in Calgary, where police found a woman and child deceased. Calgary Police Investigate Deaths of Woman and Child in Temple Home Calgary police find woman and child dead in Temple home. Homicide and suicide confirmed, no public risk, no suspects sought. Daily News Alberta The Canada Report Staff Jun 15, 2026 — 3 min read
A cat resting inside a cage, highlighting animal welfare concerns in Kelowna's recent cruelty case. Kelowna Woman Banned from Owning Pets for 5 Years After Fentanyl Incident Kelowna woman banned from owning pets for 5 years after injecting cat with fentanyl, highlighting animal cruelty concerns. Daily News British Columbia The Canada Report Staff Jun 13, 2026 — 3 min read
Conservative MP Billy Morin, former Enoch Cree Nation chief, walking with a backpack in Ottawa. Ottawa Receives 4,000 Letters Urging Indian Act Status Reform Ottawa receives 4,000 letters urging Indian Act status reform. Bill S-2 amendment could impact future generations. Daily News The Canada Report Staff Jun 12, 2026 — 4 min read
Stony Lake in B.C.'s Cariboo region, where a boat capsized, leading to a tragic incident involving a local teen. BC Teen Presumed Drowned After Boat Capsizes on Stony Lake BC teen drowns after boat capsizes on Stony Lake; body recovered after three-day search. Tragic rise in B.C. drowning deaths. Daily News British Columbia The Canada Report Staff Jun 11, 2026 — 3 min read
CBSA Security Screening on PR Applications Now Averages 390 Days, Up Sevenfold Since 2021 ATI records show CBSA's average national security screening on permanent residence applications rose from 53 days in 2021 to 390 days in 2025 — a sevenfold jump across every applicant class. Government Files The Canada Report Staff Jun 11, 2026 — 6 min read
Aerial view of the KSM mine site in B.C.'s Golden Triangle, surrounded by dense forest. BC Court Orders Further Consultation on Tsetsaut Skii km Lax Ha Mine Project BC court mandates new consultation on KSM mine, impacting Seabridge's plans. TSKLH Nation's rights upheld in legal ruling. Daily News British Columbia The Canada Report Staff Jun 10, 2026 — 4 min read
