Montreal police have been expanding their utilization of AI-driven technology to monitor vehicles and individuals throughout the city, sparking concerns about transparency and privacy...

NDP Leader Avi Lewis commenced a series of meetings with his parliamentary caucus by criticizing the Carney government for neglecting everyday Canadians. Lewis accused the prime minister of prioritizing powerful corporations over the needs of ordinary citizens. He emphasized that while the government is investing in projects like a new pipeline and military enhancements, it is failing to address the concerns of regular Canadians. During a gathering in Toronto with union representatives, affordable housing advocates, and food bank leaders, Lewis highlighted the disparity in government spending and urged for reforms to employment insurance and increased wage supports for workers affected by trade disputes. Additionally, Lewis called for the construction of more affordable housing, implementation of rent controls, and...

Junior hockey players within the Canadian Hockey League who have experienced abuse or hazing may now have the opportunity to seek compensation through legal channels. Recently, the Ontario Superior Court has approved a procedure for players from the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and Western Hockey League (WHL) to pursue compensation for alleged mistreatment, bullying, or hazing incidents. Current and former players, dating back to the CHL's establishment in 1975, are eligible to file claims. The law firm Koskie Minsky LLP, based in Toronto, is managing the claims process, with a deadline set for submissions by April 6. Gerry Antman, a lawyer and partner at the firm, specializes in cases of institutional abuse and class actions related to...