CHL scholarship fund loses charity status after nearly 19 years of apparently doing nothingA scholarship trust led by the commissioners of the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) has had its charitable status revoked following close to two decades of inactivity
Alberta anti-abortion party brings in more than $614KAlberta’s anti-abortion political party took in more than half a million dollars in donations in 2025
Korean weapons company wants to outfit Canada’s warshipsLIG Nex1, a South Korean company, registered to lobby for defence contracts in the wake of Canada and Korea signing a defence co-operation agreement last week.
Law firms sounded alarm before federal procurement changesA group of Canada’s largest law firms say changes to procurement rules have made it more difficult and costly to do business with the federal government
