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Canada’s crypto tax crackdown reaps millions. So why no criminal charges?
By Canadian Press on December 7th, 2025
VANCOUVER — A team of Canada Revenue Agency “cryptoasset auditors” has been mining a rich seam of unpaid taxes, working on more than 200 files and reaping more $100 million in the last three years. While the agency says up to 40 per cent of taxpayers who use cryptoasset platforms either haven’t filed their taxes ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Thirty-six years after Polytechnique attack killing 14 women, a duty to do more
By Canadian Press on December 6th, 2025
MONTREAL — Montrealers and others across the country paused to pay tribute Saturday to the 14 women who were murdered at Polytechnique Montréal 36 years ago simply because they were women. The prime minister acknowledged there was much left to do. Mark Carney made the comment as he attended a commemoration in Montreal Saturday night ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Alberta’s Smith says courts should not be gatekeepers on constitutional questions
By Canadian Press on December 6th, 2025
EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says those seeking an independence referendum should not have “gatekeepers,” like the courts, standing in their way. Smith spoke today on her radio call-in show for the first time after her government proposed legislation that would grind to a halt an ongoing court case on the issue. She says ... Read More »
2 responsesEgyptians are buzzing as B.C. Place hosts Egypt, Australia, New Zealand and Belgium
By Canadian Press on December 6th, 2025
VICTORIA — Hany Elheniedy says soccer flows through the blood of Egyptians and he cannot wait for June 21, 2026, when Vancouver’s B.C. Place hosts Egypt and New Zealand as part of the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup. The match between the Pharaohs, as the Egyptians are known, and the All-White, as New Zealand’s team ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Events to mark 36 years since Polytechnique attack, honouring 14 women slain in 1989
By Canadian Press on December 6th, 2025
MONTREAL — Polytechnique Montréal and others across the country will pay tribute today to the 14 women who were murdered at the engineering school 36 years ago in a brazen anti-feminist attack. Wreaths of white roses will be laid in front of a commemorative plaque at Polytechnique’s main building during an early morning ceremony that ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Indigenous artifacts from the Vatican collection returning to Canada today
By Canadian Press on December 6th, 2025
OTTAWA — First Nations, Inuit and Métis leaders are set to gather at Montreal’s airport Saturday to welcome home dozens of Indigenous artifacts released from the Vatican collection. “I give my love and respect to the late Pope (Francis) and the new Pope (Leo), and I thank them for doing the right thing, to try ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Russian dissidents call on Ottawa to resettle their peers facing deportation in U.S.
By Canadian Press on December 6th, 2025
OTTAWA — Prominent Russian democracy activists are urging Ottawa to resettle dozens of their peers who tried to claim asylum in the U.S. and now face deportation and imprisonment in Russia. The activists told The Canadian Press 30 Russian nationals being held by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement would face extremely grave consequences if they’re ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Search for grizzly behind ‘extraordinary attack’ on B.C. school group is called off
By Canadian Press on December 5th, 2025
Conservation officers in British Columbia are no longer actively trying to capture the grizzly bear responsible for last month’s “extraordinary attack” on a group of schoolchildren and teachers that left four with severe injuries. A statement from the B.C. Conservation Officer Service on Friday said DNA and other forensic evidence had ruled out the involvement ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Conservation officers call off search for grizzly that attacked B.C. school group
By Canadian Press on December 5th, 2025
Conservation officers in British Columbia say they are no longer actively trying to capture the grizzly bear responsible for attacking a group of schoolchildren and teachers last month. A statement from the B.C. Conservation Officer Service says DNA and other forensic evidence has ruled out the involvement of four bears that were captured on Wednesday. ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!CP NewsAlert: Conservation officers call off search for bear involved in B.C. attack
By Canadian Press on December 5th, 2025
Conservation officers in British Columbia say they are no longer actively trying to capture the bear responsible for attacking a school group last month. More coming. The Canadian Press... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Eby says DRIPA law could be amended after First Nations win appeal in mining case
By Canadian Press on December 5th, 2025
SURREY — British Columbia Premier David Eby said his government will review a court decision that appears to show “confusion” over his government’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, and will amend the legislation if necessary. Eby said the B.C. Court of Appeal ruling, in which the Gitxaala and Ehattesaht First Nations challenged ... Read More »
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