Amid a worsening drug crisis, a B.C. ruling blocked Restricting Public Consumption of Illegal Substances Act that would allow fines and imprisonment for people who refuse to comply with orders not to consume drugs within meters of key public spaces

Privacy commissioners found that TikTok collected sensitive personal data from hundreds of thousands of Canadians under the age of 13

A new anti-hate bill, to be introduced today, will make it a crime to intentionally promote hatred against Jews, Muslims or other groups by showing symbols of terrorist groups in public, like waving a Hamas, Hezbollah or Swastika flag outside a synagogue

65.500 jobs were lost in August, mostly those in part-time work, due to both lower hiring and layoffs, thus bringing the unemployment rate at 7,1%, or 1,6 million people, in a nine-year peak excluding pandemic years