Drea Humphrey

Just ahead of the polls, leaked Ministry of Forests documents show the NDP secretly committed roughly 400 parcels of public land to First Nations and plan to cut payouts to forestry companies while they're at it.

A Richmond teacher keeps his licence after Grade 11 students found nude and sexual photos of him on Reddit. Meanwhile, teachers fired over Kamloops facts and their Christian beliefs are still fighting for their careers.

It raises serious questions about how governments use “animal health” policies, how dissent is handled when citizens push back, and whether scientific opportunity was sacrificed in the name of bureaucratic control.

Viewers at the Toronto premiere of Culling The Cure shared their reactions to Rebel News' emotional documentary detailing the events leading up to and after the slaughter at Universal Ostrich Farms in Edgewood, British Columbia.

Dr. Frances Widdowson's new documentary exposes how far the University of Lethbridge has gone to silence debate about the false Kamloops 215 unmarked graves claim.

A Conservative candidate says an NDP mailer is dressed up like official election mail. Eby says people know exactly who sent it. You be the judge.

Two Tsuut'ina Nation artists pulled seven pieces from a University of Calgary gallery over a peaceful debate about whether Canada's residential school system was genocide.

B.C. turns blue with a landslide win for the Conservatives, but for some grassroots voters the win is bittersweet, as the party's boldest exiles will be out of the legislature.

Before the Oct. 24 election, the Surrey Teachers' Association urged members not to vote Conservative or OneBC. Days after it, the BCTF told teachers province-wide they may feel “scared.”

Former cabinet minister Stockwell Day and Free Speech Union of Canada's Kate Marland agreed freedom of expression on campus is in rough shape. Where they differ is on whether it can be fixed.