Documents from ‘Project Eagle’ raise question about federal government’s latest airport privatization bid

A Rwandan court also found Alt 5 Sigma guilty of money laundering, which the firm is appealing

B.C. Hockey says NHL may pitch in for government infrastructure plan

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Provincial gaming agencies say prediction markets could harm consumers and hurt gaming profits

CNRL has reported 45 incidents since 2020, when B.C. exempted thousands of its pipelines from normal clean-up timelines

Companies asked to guarantee federal business for ‘sovereign’ centres once they’re complete in 2029

Nominators complained process is a “black box” while analysts struggle with hundreds of hours of busy work, audit said

Service says “prohibitive costs” of contract have sparked push for replacement

Intelligence report finds businesses facilitating sanctions evasion, drug dealing

Government says it ‘inadvertently omitted’ to announce contract with controversial American tech company

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Critic says ownership is a “big problem” even if it doesn’t violate ethics rules

Website touts testimonials from doctors who may not exist, investigation finds

Minister said province could follow Ontario in banning reselling tickets above face value

And its website touts testimonials from doctors who may not exist.

Company calls Lewis’ comments ‘inaccurate and baseless’

Records from the IJF’s Open By Default database reveal the government made over a dozen amendments to a contract with Palantir Canada to provide services to an elite unit of the military

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. promised to deactivate thousands of inactive pipelines under a special deal with B.C.’s energy regulator. Internal emails show the company failed to meet its targets.

A 2024 secret briefing note said infrastructure deficits in Arctic communities are creating increased opportunities for foreign investment and influence

Blake Bromley and connected charities have faced multiple investigations

Federal government says ATMs have become tool for fraud and money laundering

The Island Rail Corporation is asking the B.C. government for help in obtaining and reviving rail service corridor on Vancouver Island

A money mule washing dirty cash from illegal weed sales sent tens of thousands to Valerian Labs

Independent operators say nightlife ‘monopoly’ threatens to once again make Vancouver ‘No Fun City’

RCMP’s ‘Project Icarus’ reveals cannabis still a cash cow for organized crime

Collaboration with The Narwhal on B.C.’s oil and gas regulator recognized by Canadian Journalism Foundation

Case illustrates how ‘recovery’ scammers prey on victims of fraud