Facebook said its policing system is better at scrubbing graphic violence, gratuitous nudity and terrorist propaganda. Continue reading →

A video of a young man’s close encounter with a bear cub while hunting near Bonnyville, Alta. has gone viral after being posted to social media. Continue reading →

A member of Alberta’s United Conservative caucus says he isn’t planning to run in the next provincial election, explaining that open-heart surgery in the past year has left him frequently exhausted. Continue reading →

The president of the Winnipeg Rifles has resigned after a racially insensitive post on his Facebook page. Continue reading →

Facebook has not revealed which apps have been suspended, or when further information on them will be available. Continue reading →

A southern Alberta police chief is urging people not to leap to conclusions about how officers handled a racist confrontation at a local Denny’s last month. Continue reading →

A woman who witnessed and recorded one of two videos of a racist tirade at a Lethbridge, Alta. restaurant says she was shocked by what she saw and heard. Continue reading →

The power made available to the Canadian privacy watchdog have not kept pace with those granted to his counterparts around the world. Continue reading →

Politicians in Alberta say there needs to be action to combat racism – and they need to come quicker – after a racist tirade at a Lethbridge restaurant was caught on camera. Continue reading →

Video of a woman uttering racist comments and threatening violence against a group of men at a Lethbridge restaurant is being shared widely on social media and has cost the woman her job. Continue reading →