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Edmonton, Alberta · Edmonton

Big money is back in Edmonton elections

Mayoral candidate and current Edmonton ward councillor Tim Cartmell has, so far, brought in more in corporate donations than any other candidate in Edmonton's upcoming municipal elections. (Via Facebook) With businesses and unions again free to put money behind Alberta political candidates, corporate donations are shaping up to have a big influence on Edmonton’s municipal election this fall.Financial disclosure statements show that in the first …Read Article

Canada Revenue Agency · Vancouver

New allegations made public about improper spending by revoked Christian charities

Grace Christian Chapel had its charitable status revoked by the Canada Revenue Agency in November. Newly published documents show improper use of funds prompted the revocation. (Grace Christian Chapel Facebook page) Millions of dollars in non-charitable spending and large transfers of funds to cover directors’ personal expenses were behind the decision to revoke the charitable status of two connected Vancouver-area Christian organizations, newly…Read Article

Ottawa, Ontario · Ottawa

Ottawa bans bankrupt security contractor, but a linked company snagged another deal

Ottawa banned a contractor from winning more federal awards, but not before a linked firm got a contract with Parks Canada. (Public Services and Procurement Canada via Facebook) More than two years after Quebec officials barred a security contracting business from provincial contracting, federal procurement officers have imposed their own five-year ban — but not before a related company landed a contract. The ban on Neptune Security Services Inc…Read Article

Electronic hardware company wants the B.C. government to use AI to 'reduce red tape' across its services

Celestica, a Toronto-based electronics company, is lobbying the B.C. government about improving efficiencies in government services using AI technology. (Celestica Facebook page) Toronto-based electronic manufacturing company Celestica registered to lobby the B.C. Ministry of Citizens’ Services last month to discuss how the provincial government can use AI and innovation “to support economic growth and reduce red tape across government,” includi…Artificial Intelligence · British Columbia Read Article

Thousands of abandoned, inactive oil wells on First Nations reserves, report found

A pumpjack works at a well head on an oil and gas installation near Cremona, Alta., in October 2016. An internal federal report found thousands of abandoned and orphaned oil wells were located on First Nations reserves. (The Canadian Press/Jeff McIntosh) A federal report estimates it could cost between $500 and $750 million to clean abandoned and inactive oil wells located on First Nations reserves. A briefing note prepared for the deputy minist…Cremona, Alberta · Cremona Read Article

Inside Canada’s legal fight over grounded Russian plane

The pictured Antonov-124 plane has been grounded at Lester B. Pearson Airport in Toronto since 2022. Canada is now trying to take legal custody of the Russian aircraft, a key test of its sanctions regime. (Frank Gunn/Canadian Press) In February 2022, a Russian plane landed at Toronto’s Lester B. Pearson airport bearing a shipment of COVID-19 rapid test kits. Hours after it arrived, Ottawa closed Canadian airspace to Russian planes in response to…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

Migrant surveillance data no longer has to remain in Canada. That has civil liberties advocates worried

A Canada Border Services Agency cruiser is parked next to an RCMP helicopter in Lansdowne, Ont., on Feb. 12. In June, the agency revised a surveillance technology contract to allow foreign companies to bid on the opportunity to supply ankle monitors for migrants. (The Canadian Press/Spencer Colby) The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) revised a surveillance technology contract to allow foreign companies to bid on supplying and tracking ankle …RCMP · Ontario Read Article

Westinghouse is on Mark Carney's conflict of interest list. That hasn't stopped the company from lobbying his office

A sign marks the entrance to Westinghouse's world headquarters in Pennsylvania in 2017. The firm, which was acquired by Brookfield in 2023, reported lobbying two advisers in Mark Carney's office. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic) Nuclear energy company Westinghouse Electric reported two lobbying communications targeting senior policy advisers in the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada and the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) las…Canada · Canada Read Article

They found out their charitable status was revoked via an IJF article. Now they're scrambling to re-apply

A firefighter monitors a wildfire sprinkler hose in the evacuated neighbourhood of Grayling Terrace in Fort McMurray, Alta., in May 2024. A local search and rescue group is seeking to regain the charity status it lost last month. (The Canadian Press/Jeff McIntosh) The volunteer search and rescue organization that serves Fort McMurray, Alta., says it’s in the process of regaining its charitable status following its unexpected revocation earlier t…Fort McMurray · Fort McMurray Read Article

CSIS warned Trump assassination attempt would ‘embolden’ threats to Canadian politicians

Donald Trump is surrounded by U.S. Secret Service agents as he is helped off the stage at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania in July 2024. The attack led Canada's spy agency to worry that Canadian politicians could also face threats of violence. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar) Canada’s intelligence service sent an internal warning that the attempted assassination of U.S. President Donald Trump would “embolden” violent rhetoric against local politicians.…Donald Trump · Canada Read Article

Canada’s biggest domestic builder of data centres wants partnerships with Ontario and Alberta

Danielle Smith, Premier of Alberta, and Ontario Premier Doug Ford sign agreements to build new energy and trade infrastructure in Calgary, Alta., on July 7. A major builder of AI data centres in Canada is lobbying in both Alberta and Ontario. (The Canadian Press/Jeff McIntosh) Montreal-based eStruxture Data Centers, which owns 15 data centres across Montreal, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver, registered to lobby lawmakers in Ontario and Alberta in…Doug Ford · Calgary Read Article

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Big money is back in Edmonton elections

New allegations made public about improper spending by revoked Christian charities

Ottawa bans bankrupt security contractor, but a linked company snagged another deal

Electronic hardware company wants the B.C. government to use AI to 'reduce red tape' across its services

Thousands of abandoned, inactive oil wells on First Nations reserves, report found

Inside Canada’s legal fight over grounded Russian plane

Migrant surveillance data no longer has to remain in Canada. That has civil liberties advocates worried

Westinghouse is on Mark Carney's conflict of interest list. That hasn't stopped the company from lobbying his office

They found out their charitable status was revoked via an IJF article. Now they're scrambling to re-apply

CSIS warned Trump assassination attempt would ‘embolden’ threats to Canadian politicians

Canada’s biggest domestic builder of data centres wants partnerships with Ontario and Alberta

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Migrant surveillance data no longer has to remain in Canada. That has civil liberties advocates worried

Westinghouse is on Mark Carney's conflict of interest list. That hasn't stopped the company from lobbying his office

They found out their charitable status was revoked via an IJF article. Now they're scrambling to re-apply

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Canada’s biggest domestic builder of data centres wants partnerships with Ontario and Alberta