Investigation

A Spanish for-profit company collects blood plasma from Canadians, sells products derived from it overseas, and operates four of Canada's eight non-compliant blood facilities. Donors aren't told. The contract is sealed. Two are dead. And the country has done this before.

Trained psychiatrists correctly predict whether a mental illness is irremediable less often than a coin flip. The government's own expert panel says there are 'no fixed rules.' Ten provinces want an indefinite pause. Only 29% of Canadian psychiatrists support it. Ottawa set the date for March 2027.

Beaver Brook in Newfoundland could supply 5% of the world's antimony — a mineral critical to ammunition, night vision, and semiconductors. China Minmetals has kept it shuttered since 2023. The price has risen tenfold. The U.S. is spending $2 billion on a worse deposit. Canada's sits idle.

Tiff Macklem joined a Liberal trade mission to China alongside Brookfield, Manulife, and Bay Street CEOs. The central bank is supposed to be independent. Instead, its governor is doing diplomatic work for a government led by Brookfield's former chairman.

Three days before the auditor general called RCMP recruitment 'unsustainable,' the force published a strategy prioritizing 'diverse life experiences' and equity hiring quotas over filling 3,400 vacant front-line positions.

Ottawa gave Oxaro $50.6 million to compensate Canadians injured by vaccines. The company spent $33.7 million on administration — and one claimant was declared dead while still alive.

Peel Police Chief Nishan Duraiappah made $611,678 last year. Mark Carney makes $419,600. Doug Ford makes $269,567. His salary doubled in five years — while his force's ability to solve crime got worse.

American law enforcement has arrested a Canadian Olympic-snowboarder-turned-Sinaloa-kingpin, a Brampton drug lord, and one of Toronto's most wanted murder fugitives — while Canadian agencies let them walk out of the country.