Global Tax Deal no longer has force in the U.S. Here’s what it could mean for Canada
On his first day in office, Donald Trump abandoned the Global Tax Deal, and it could have lingering effects for Canadians
Which charities have the highest paid employees — and are they worth their pay cheques?
Some experts say Canada doesn’t require enough transparency about charity sector compensation
It just got harder to set up a shady shell company in Canada
Former Fintrac deputy director credits IJF/CTV investigation for helping spur change.
Insurance Bureau of Canada says commercial truck claims have nearly doubled in Alberta over five years, but collisions remain low
Data from Alberta’s Ministry of Transportation shows collisions involving commercial vehicles have been stagnant since the COVID-19 pandemic
Citing fraud risk, Canada cuts immigration incentive for temporary foreign workers
News follows IJF/CBC investigation into black market for Labour Market Impact Assessments
Grocery bills have skyrocketed over the last five years. Who's to blame?
Worldwide factors, not the carbon tax, bear most responsibility for rising prices, say economists
So you’ve been scammed. Here’s how you might get your money back — without calling the cops
Toronto lawyer outlines strategy for using the civil courts to recover cash from scammers
Canada becoming ‘source country’ for meth exports, report warned
Internal police analysis said Mexican methamphetamine is undercutting local producers, pushing them to ship product to lucrative markets like Australia
Risk of fraud causing massive loss of public funds ‘not hypothetical,’ outgoing B.C. auditor general says
School district’s accidental loss to vendor scam shows need for fraud risk management and training
While some countries remove older cranes from construction sites, B.C. is resisting the trend
Province has had more than two dozen major crane incidents, some fatal, in the last five years
Army goats and 5.7 tonnes of cheese: here are the government’s strangest purchases
Newest public transparency database from the IJF reveals the weird and wacky side of Canadian government contracts
Exploited in the workplace: the ‘Canadian dream’ turns into a nightmare for international students
Precarious immigration status allows for exploitation by employers, experts say.
Disasters at Sea: What has Transport Canada done to improve small tugboat safety?
After 37 accidents in 10 years, critics say the tugboat industry suffers from lax oversight and enforcement
Veterans Affairs Canada working on automating parts of disability benefits process as experts raise questions about potential for bias
Department says automation needed to reduce backlog in applications amid sharp rise in veterans submitting claims
B.C. sawmill owners ask courts to release them from millions in debt
The provincial government is opposing the deal, which it says would sidestep legal obligations to consult First Nations.
Is B.C.'s home flipping tax today's solution to yesterday's problem?
Data suggest speculators currently play only a small role in real estate market
How white-collar criminals cashed in on the chaos of COVID-19
Canada saw a surge in financial crime during the pandemic that experts say continues today
Canadians funding far-right extremists abroad
Internal briefing notes reveal how Canadians try to conceal donations to hate groups
‘One website gets shut down, 10 pop up’: Inside the struggle to stop crypto scams
Vast majority of B.C. warnings about suspicious investments involve cryptocurrency
Canada now has more than 100 urban centres where at least a quarter of the population is 65 or older: new analysis
Greying communities struggle to provide support for aging residents
Food insecurity in Canada at all-time high, surpassing peer nations
Policies to ensure livable income not keeping up with cost of living, researchers say
Evictions due to demolitions set to hit all-time high in Toronto, data shows
Spike in evicted tenants will overheat rental market if enough affordable units aren’t protected, activists say
Muslims in Canadian prisons hit all-time high amid rising concerns about Islamophobia
Muslims make up over 9 per cent of inmates, yet only 5 per cent of general population
Income inequality creates divisions in many of Canada’s biggest cities, new analysis finds
Exceptions are Winnipeg and some commuter cities like Brampton, Ont., and Surrey, B.C.
Vancouver-area communities stand out with some of the widest income gaps in the country, analysis finds
West Vancouver, City of Vancouver place near the top of a list ranking municipalities for income inequality
Canmore has one of the widest gaps in Canada between high- and low-income residents, new ranking shows
Town’s income inequality is greater than disparities in Calgary and Edmonton
Number of Toronto cops accused of not doing their jobs doubled in two years
Allegations of neglect of duty against Toronto police rise as police budget grows
Record number of complaints against Toronto police tossed out for unclear reasons
Lawyers, academics, and complainants say system that investigates police misconduct is broken
African students over five times more likely to be denied visas than Europeans
67.2 per cent of African students are rejected compared with 11.6 per cent of Europeans
Record number of permanent residents accepted amid push to bring more immigrants to Canada
Canada accepted 97.5 per cent of economic permanent residents in 2021, up from 80.6 per cent in 2005
No place to live
One person’s search for a place to call home shows a public-housing system stretched to its limits