Quebec company charged with hiring 21 unauthorized foreign workers
A Quebec company and its directors have been charged with hiring unauthorized foreign workers over a two-year span, following an investigation by the Canada Border Services Agency.
Trump launches operation against Europe – strict orders to digital diplomats
The Trump administration has instructed U.S. diplomats to lobby against data sovereignty laws that could hinder global data flows.
Manitoba Tories used legislature room for campaign: elections commissioner
Manitoba's election commissioner found that the Progressive Conservatives violated provincial laws by using a legislative room for campaign activities before the 2023 provincial election.
Apple activates age verification systems in response to global laws
Apple has started implementing an age verification system for app downloads globally to comply with new laws preventing minors from accessing certain apps.
China versus the West? Wang Yi tells UN no country is ‘human rights teacher’
Chinese diplomat Wang Yi argues at the UN that no country can act as a 'teacher of human rights' and emphasizes the importance of non-interference and respect for international laws.
Guns in photo posted by Tumbler Ridge shooter’s mother were legal, expert says
An expert states that the firearms displayed in a photo shared by the mother of the Tumbler Ridge shooter were legal to own in Canada, despite one being later prohibited.
Tumbler Ridge shooting: What we know about the firearms and gun laws
The mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge has raised concerns regarding Canada’s gun laws and the processes surrounding firearm seizures.
Mass shootings have prompted Canadian gun laws to change over the decades
Recent mass shootings in Canada, including a tragic incident in Tumbler Ridge, have led to significant changes in gun laws over time.
Transparency International: Corruption is Globally on the Rise
Transparency International reports a global rise in corruption, with societal pressures leading to the dismantling of anti-corruption laws and budgets, although Germany appears to resist this trend.
EU finds TikTok ‘addictive’ in digital law probe, 6% fine looms for ByteDance
The European Commission's investigation revealed that TikTok's design is deemed 'addictive' and violates EU digital laws, potentially resulting in a fine of up to 6% of ByteDance's global revenue.
Trump's Jungle Laws are Coming
A report from Eurasia Group highlights that the United States, rather than traditional global threats like China or Russia, will be the main source of global instability in 2026 due to the actions of its current president.