Trudeau Liberals to overhaul ‘discriminatory’ immigration law targeting people with disabilities
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government announced Monday it is making major changes to a 40-year-old immigration law many legal experts say discriminates against people with disabilities. The decision comes after a months-long investigation by Global News. Continue reading
Only Ontario requires truck driver training, but Humboldt crash could change that
Only Ontario requires drivers to complete a 103.5-hour course in the classroom and at the wheel with a licensed training school. Continue reading
Humboldt bus crash cause unknown as new details on truck and bus driving companies emerge
The RCMP will not comment on any of the allegations and cautioned that the investigation is ongoing. Continue reading
Powerful cartoon resonates with Canadians following Humboldt Broncos tragedy
A cartoon is resonating with Canadians in the wake of the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash. Continue reading
YouTube shooting: Trauma surgeon assails ‘serious problem’ of everyday gun violence
“Once again we are confronted with the spectre of a mass casualty situation,” said Andre Campbell, a trauma surgeon at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center Continue reading
Unarmed man Stephon Clark shot 8 times by police from behind or the side, autopsy finds
A 22-year-old unarmed black man who was shot to death by the Sacramento police in his grandmother’s backyard was struck eight times by police bullets. Continue reading
How the 2018 Liberal budget will affect Ontario families
Ontario’s Liberal government presented its last budget before an upcoming provincial election in June. Continue reading
Ontario budget 2018: Here’s what you need to know about the Liberals’ drug and dental plan
The Ontario government is promising a new drug and dental program aimed at closing the gap for people in the province who don’t have benefits, as Premier Kathleen Wynne aims to woo voters in the province. Continue reading
Jamaica tops Canada’s list of countries refusing to take back its criminals
Jamaica tops the list of countries holding up Canada’s attempts to deport criminals. Continue reading
Canada has tried to deport this B.C. man for 20 years. ‘Stateless’ criminals pose challenge for CBSA
Canada has struggled to remove individuals under deportation orders for security, crimes against humanity, criminal convictions or ties to organized crime. It becomes even more challenging when they are considered “stateless.” Continue reading
Trudeau government slammed for failing to deport criminals, security risks
Conservatives slammed the Trudeau government for failing to deport individuals deemed a public safety or security risk. Continue reading
An Ontario man who once belonged to a Palestinian terrorist group was ordered deported in 2005. He’s still here.
In the second part of a series on the troubles in Canada’s deportation system, the struggle to deport for security. Continue reading
Canada is failing to deport criminals. Here’s why it can take years, sometimes decades
Still Here. A Global News investigation exposes troubles in the system meant to remove dangerous foreign citizens from Canada. In Part 1, the story of a Sudanese who was supposed to be deported years ago. Continue reading
Fake news this week: ‘Trucks full of illegals’ didn’t cast votes in Pennsylvania race
“Trucks full of illegals” did not vote in the special House election in southwestern Pennsylvania, as a conservative website alleges. Continue reading
Refugee judge accused of ‘incompetence’ in Global News investigation, ‘no longer an employee of the IRB’
A powerful refugee judge accused of “incompetence” and agressive behaviour in a Global News investigation is “no longer an employee” of the Immigration and Refugee Board. But questions still remain about how and why she left the IRB. Continue reading
