‘I don’t want Orange Shirt Day to be forgotten — it was started by a survivor,’ says Phyllis Webstad, whose 11-year-old event now coincides with National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

A burial site for dozens of children who died while attending the Brandon Indian Residential School will be acquired by the province, the Free Press has learned.

Corporations are trying to turn reconciliation into a transaction — we need to disentangle its meaning from the act of shopping

Oh, Scholastic Book Fair. If you made your way through a public school in North America anytime during the past half-century, you should recall that shiny catalog. That sudden, circus-like presence…

An elderly downtown couple says they’re shocked and upset that the city has approved a duplex next door to their three-story Victorian home that they say will tower metres above their chimney and rend...

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Rewriting laws, creating Crown corporations that could rival TC Energy, building new natural gas pipelines and increasing prices for consumers: what a leaked document says about Alberta’s AI data centre and oil push

Mandel’s latest novel portrays two unsettlingly plausible trajectories in America’s near future

Leah Qammaniq, an Inuk journalist raised in the North, understands first-hand the issues that she reports on in Nunavut. She covers Inuit self-governance, food security and, generally, daily life in t...

Alberta separatist ties among senior staff lead B.C. MLAs Donegal Wilson and Scott McInnis to resign, making nine caucus departures in a month.

Canada’s digital infrastructure is too tied to companies like Google, Microsoft and Amazon.

Premier's office blames 'administrative error' for missing $1.5B in gas royalties; experts call the government's explanation confusing, and in some cases, demonstrably false

The new “Indian problem”

China’s fibre grab and a century of capital flight

Public can no longer look up who works in the B.C. government, or access internal contact information

We placed a tracking device in a shipment of rare books to see which AI company was buying it, and found an Amazon facility where Amazon scans and destroys books.

Join us for an evening of getting to know some city council candidates as they vie for your vote in the 2026 Vancouver municipal election!

Premier Doug Ford’s government can rip out 19 kilometres of protected bike lanes in Toronto, the Court of Appeal for Ontario has ruled in a decision released Friday, reversing a lower court decision m...

Vancouver council's surprise decision to allow natural gas heating in new construction could be good for mayor's top adviser's businesses.

Well-versed in first aid, Gordon Mellish treated the unconscious river otter pup like a baby or small child.

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