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Allegations that an entire squad of police officers in Montréal-Nord engaged in repeated racist behaviour have reignited a long-simmering debate in Quebec over systemic racism. Despite repeated calls to do so, the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government under former premier François Legault steadfastly refused to acknowledge that systemic racism exists in Quebec. …
Read More »Dirty clothes, lack of supervision: CFS agency raises concerns about emergency placements
Failing to report when a child is missing, sending kids to school in soiled clothes and refusing to learn how to treat a little girl’s medical condition are just a few of the concerns being raised by a Manitoba child welfare agency about emergency placement staff. CBC News learned about …
Read More »Dirty soda trend arrives in Canada as ‘Mormon Wives’ series shakes up interest
Jeremy Guenette was sitting in an Idaho parking lot waiting for his kids to finish back-to-school shopping two years ago, when he noticed business was booming at a nearby truck mixing colas, cream and fruity flavours. “For about 45 minutes, I just watched people come and go from the Soda …
Read More »When your rental has dirty secrets — renters share tips on calling the health inspector
Braden Crane was stuck in a catch-22. The roof of his Whitehorn rental in Calgary had been leaking for more than a year and then the hot water heater quit. The father of one didn’t want his family living like that, but he was worried calling a health inspector would …
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