CBC Faces Layoffs and Bonuses Amid Ottawa Budget Cuts
Ottawa lawmakers back CBC and Radio-Canada as they announce 600 job cuts and 200 unfilled positions to trim budgets by 2026 27. Finance minister Freeland avoids pledging an exemption while Poilievre criticizes bonuses totaling 99 million dollars from 2015 to 2022.
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Chrystia Freeland
Freeland
CBC
Radio-Canada
Pierre Poilierre
Adrienne Arsenault
Candidates vie for AFN top leadership in Ottawa
Delegates heard 20 minute pitches from candidates for national chief as the Assembly of First Nations prepares to vote. David Pratt urged stronger action on health care funding and governance, while Dean Sayers stressed Anishinaabe governance and community engagement. Sheila North promoted unity and treaty collaboration to revitalize AFN, and Craig Makinaw highlighted the need for a platform for chiefs and experience to bridge divisions.
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Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations
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Canada
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Batchewana
North America
Sayers
Sheila North
AEN
North
AFN
Craig Makinaw
Ermineskin
Mountie in murder trial shared bed with victim
In Prince Albert Saskatchewan Bernie Herman a 55 year old RCMP officer is on trial for first degree murder in the 2021 death of Braden Herman 26. The two men who were not related lived under the same roof with Braden staying in the basement bedroom and sharing a bed at times. Janice Herman testified Braden grew possessive and caused friction in the marriage. A text allegedly from Bernie claimed I shot Braden. The RCMP pistol was used to shoot Braden Herman.
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Prince Albert, Sask
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Braden
Herman
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CSIS Harassment Claims Prompt Workplace Climate Probe
In Vancouver experts say the CSIS harassment allegations reveal a perfect storm of conditions enabling abuse. Two covert officers allege sexual assault and unchecked bullying by a senior colleague, with internal investigations deemed inadequate. CSIS has launched a workplace climate assessment in British Columbia.
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Canada
Beth Hirsh
University of British Columbia
Security Intelligence Service
CSIS
Columbia
Hirsh
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