On January 14 2013, Canada Border Service Agency officials showed up at a detention hearing for a dead man. Continue reading →

An immigration detainee held for months at the provincial jail in Lindsay remembers inadequate food, bone-numbing cold and threats from terrifying criminals. Continue reading →

Iranian refugee Masoud Hajivand will stay in jail in Lindsay, Ont. until at least January after an Immigration and Refugee Board official rejected a bail proposal offered by supporters today. Continue reading →

In a hearing held Monday without his lawyer, family or surety present, a representative of Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board assented to a federal lawyer’s request to keep Masoud Hajivand behind bars. Continue reading →

Mike Palmer has big plans for the next few months, including adding more frequent train service to Toronto’s subway system. Continue reading →

The total of refused ballots in last week’s election, 31,399 across the province, was the highest since at least 1975. Continue reading →

Fewer than half of Ontario voters bothered to cast a ballot in the last general election, extending a 24-year trend. Will that reverse itself today? There’s no sign of it. Continue reading →

The province should say how much it spent fighting an unsuccessful access-to-information battle in court, PC corrections critic says. Continue reading →

Six years ago today (or 2,191 days) I filed an access-to-information request that set off a long legal battle that ended today at the Supreme Court. Continue reading →

A loophole doubling legal magazine capacity om semi-automatic rifles was deliberately included in gun laws, the RCMP argues. The man behind those regulations disagrees. Continue reading →