From runaway slave lists to Canary Mission, the state has long deputized citizens to enforce its will.

Order comes just hours after Canada’s trade minister suggested a deal may still be possible

A counter-summit and protest against the privatization of Canada's public infrastructure and resources. Toronto, September 12–13, 2026.

The RCMP’s commanding officer in British Columbia has been relieved of his duties following allegations dating back to 2016, the force announced Thursday.

It has been one year since Mark Carney introduced the Building Canada Act in Parliament. Since then, a succession of new laws has hollowed out legal protections for the environment, Indigenous rights,...

LNG Canada in Kitimat, B.C., burned more gas in 2025 than any other liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility on record in 2024

A 35-year-old man was charged in the shooting that targeted the Old Avenue Restaurant in North York

Learn how the Northern Ontario fires reveal significant delays in human rights complaints impacting First Nations firefighting resources.

A CBC Indigenous investigation has found the Cold War-era RCMP Security Service had a widespread and intrusive surveillance operation targeting at least 30 legitimate Indigenous political organization...

A CBC Indigenous investigation has found the Cold War-era RCMP Security Service had a widespread and intrusive surveillance operation targeting at least 30 legitimate Indigenous political organization...

From Fairy Creek to university campuses, CRU-BC is positioning itself as the go-to police force for repressing dissent

A new set of note cards by the artist and writer documents scenes of protest in the 21st century.

US-made thermal weapons burning at 3,500C caused 2,842 people to "evaporate" in Gaza, Al Jazeera investigation finds.

Podcast Episode · Redeye · 2025-11-17 · 17m

A leadership shakeup, a defunded graduate student and political pressure from above have turned a storied program into a flashpoint for Trump-era campus politics.

All of this spending and investment is justified as an urgent measure to protect the country against the tariff and trade wars with the United States. But Canada’s industrial policy

Tŝilhqot'in First Nation member Surrance Myers died after collapsing in an RCMP holding cell in Williams Lake, B.C. and not being checked on for about two hours, an Independent Investigations Office r...

Relief for Canada from U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum may come thanks to renewed interest in a pipeline project first proposed more than 15 years ago.

Working towards the recognition, implementation and exercise of our inherent Indigenous Title, Rights and Treaty Rights

Thirty-five years ago, BC attempted to saw the Carmanah in half.