Misconduct

• Misconduct complaints fell in 2025 against House of Commons members

  Of the 13 reported incidents, five complaints were about harassment, four about violence (including psychological violence) and four cited 'multiple' grounds.

  Canada

  Feb 13
  
• Toronto cops admit misconduct for arrest, using stun gun on Black man in case of ‘mistaken identity’

  The case, his family says, highlights the disproportionate use of force levelled against Black people and ongoing racial profiling by Toronto’s police force.

  Crime

  Feb 27, 2024
  
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• ‘Vast majority’ of Western women’s hockey team members want to finish season

  The university conducted a confidential survey of the team earlier this week, according to John Doerksen, Western’s vice provost of students.

  Canada

  Nov 10, 2023
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• Final arguments in Law Society case against Tyler Shandro, Alberta’s former justice minister

  The Law Society of Alberta has heard final arguments into allegations a former Alberta cabinet minister broke the profession's code of conduct.

  Politics

  Sep 5, 2023
• Private prosecution in B.C. woman Arlene Westervelt’s death creeps forward

  Seven years ago, Arlene Westervelt’s body was pulled from Okanagan Lake. Those who believe she was murdered are trying to seek justice by using a private prosecution.

  Canada

  Mar 23, 2023
• Alberta civilian police watchdog to lead probe into historical Prince George RCMP allegations

  B.C. has announced the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team will lead the probe into the near two-decade old allegations involving RCMP officers and Indigenous girls.

  Crime

  Mar 8, 2023
• West Kelowna nurse reprimanded for harassing text messages

  A West Kelowna nurse who breached patient privacy has had her professional licence suspended for 10 weeks, according to a Consent Resolution Agreement.

  Health

  Mar 8, 2023
• Report into Leduc Fire Services describes ‘poisoned work environment,’ mishandled complaints

  The city hired Veritas Solutions to conduct a workplace investigation into allegations of discrimination and harassment made by Leduc Fire Services employees.

  Crime

  Jan 27, 2023
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• Decision reserved in LPS officer disciplinary hearing over ‘Meme Militia’ group chat

  Sgt. Jason Moulton created a WhatsApp chat called the "meme militia," where officers shared offensive texts and memes targeting LPS executives, other officers and society.

  Crime

  Oct 14, 2022
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• Senior Canadian navy official removed from position over ‘inappropriate comments’

  Timothy Blonde, who serves as the formation chief petty officer of Maritime Forces Pacific, was removed from his duties after making inappropriate comments toward a junior officer.

  Canada

  Jul 11, 2022