Policy & Civil Liberties

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.

A leaked 17,000-word transcript shows Indigenous leaders accusing BC Premier David Eby of colonialism after he proposed suspending the very Indigenous rights legislation his own NDP government passed — and made the vote a matter of confidence.

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.

The Liberal gun buyback has missed its target by half, cost $25,000 per firearm in administrative overhead, and now faces a collection phase that most police forces refuse to help with.

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.

Stay Free Alberta says it has passed the signature threshold to force an October vote on leaving Canada — and the premier who lowered the bar says she'll put it on the ballot.

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.

Ottawa's AI regulation died on the order paper in 2025. Its replacement is a 30-day industry consultation that 160 civil society groups rejected as a 'facade for manufacturing consent.'

A man who murdered three generations of a B.C. family and sexually assaulted two children for a week can now apply for parole without facing his victims' families — and the Liberals voted down the bill that would have fixed it.