Const. Ian Solven walking in a hallway, holding documents, following the misconduct hearing. BC Mountie Ordered to Resign for Sexist Comments in Group Chats BC Mountie ordered to resign after sexist, racist comments in group chats. Decision impacts RCMP's reputation and trust. Spotlight British Columbia The Canada Report Staff Dec 19, 2025 — 2 min read
Safety Minister Nina Krieger explains results of the Repeat Violent Offending Intervention Initiative BC Initiative Reduces Police Interactions with Violent Offenders by 50% BC's initiative cuts police interactions with violent offenders by 50%, enhancing community safety and reducing repeat offenses. Spotlight British Columbia The Canada Report Staff Dec 18, 2025 — 3 min read
Bundles of Canadian $100 bills, highlighting financial scrutiny amid TD Bank's recent $3B fine. Canada Faces Financial Scrutiny as TD Bank's $3B Fine Raises Concerns TD Bank's $3B fine raises concerns over Canada's financial crime defenses as global auditors review anti-money laundering efforts. Spotlight The Canada Report Staff Dec 18, 2025 — 3 min read
A worker inspects a severed subsea fibre optic cable, crucial for Nova Scotia-Newfoundland communication. Nova Scotia Man Charged for Cutting Subsea Cable, $5,000 Damage Nova Scotia man's arrest for subsea cable damage causes $5,000 loss, impacting regional communications. Legal proceedings underway. Things You Missed Nova Scotia The Canada Report Staff Dec 18, 2025 — 2 min read
The Gate project, spearheaded by Cereals Canada, aims to establish a world-class facility dedicated to research, training, and international collaboration in the cereals industry. Manitoba Invests Additional $10.5M in Winnipeg Cereals Research Hub Manitoba invests $10.5M more in Winnipeg cereals hub, boosting total to $23.5M. Aims to enhance global grain competitiveness. Spotlight Manitoba The Canada Report Staff Dec 17, 2025 — 2 min read
Mario Péloquin, CEO of Via Rail, stands in front of a Via Rail train, announcing his retirement. Via Rail CEO Mario Péloquin Retires Amid $31M in Travel Vouchers Issued Via Rail CEO Mario Péloquin retires amid $31M in travel vouchers issued due to delays, sparking federal high-speed rail plans. Spotlight The Canada Report Staff Dec 17, 2025 — 2 min read
74% of Canadian adults are either "very confident" or "somewhat confident" in the safety and effectiveness of vaccines. Toronto Poll Reveals 74% of Canadians Confident in Vaccines Despite Rising Hesitancy Vaccine confidence in Canada remains high at 74%, but 25% report declining trust over five years, especially among younger adults. By The Numbers The Canada Report Staff Dec 17, 2025 — 2 min read
A Canadian flag is displayed through a wooden structure, symbolizing the "Buy Canadian" policy focus on domestic materials. Canada Implements 'Buy Canadian' Policy for $25M+ Federal Contracts Amid Trade War Canada enacts Buy Canadian policy for $25M+ contracts, boosting domestic industries amid U.S. trade tensions. Spotlight The Canada Report Staff Dec 16, 2025 — 2 min read
