Highlights

In 2017, the former Abbotsford Police Department employee was ordered to pay back more than $300,000 to the city, according to police.

Police were notified of the abuse after the teen disclosed what was happening to a teacher.

Canadian support for welcoming in a limited number of Syrians was approximately half of the support now for bringing in an unlimited number of Ukrainians, states a new study

Given that people have paid processing fees, they are legally owed a public duty to have their applications processed within a reasonable time, argues one immigration lawyer

A B.C. researcher says the move to permanent daylight saving time could contribute to us losing sleeping.

According to Statistics Canada, unpaid housework in 2019 was worth over $860 billion in Canada, with women doing an average of 15 hours per week compared to 10 hours for men.

U.S.-based non-profit saves dogs from the dog meat trade, puppy mills and the streets. 

“We are really excited about this,” says the lead researcher.

The road to gaining permanent residence is not an easy one for international students, though it's often depicted as such by unscrupulous immigration consultants

Discrimination in Canada’s health-care system is not a new conversation