FAKE NEWS: Canadian Journalism Foundation Launches “Doubt It?” Campaign To Fight Misinformation

The “Doubt it? Check it. Challenge it” campaign builds on the organization’s earlier project NewsWise (which was in partnership with CIVIX and supported by a grant from Google), a program that p...

CAB FIGHT: Uber Seeks Injunction To Halt Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum From Harassing Drivers With Fines And Tickets

Uber has asked B.C. Supreme Court to grant an injunction against the City of Surrey to prevent bylaw officers from issuing tickets to its drivers. Uber’s head of western Canada, Michael van Hemmen, ...

JUSTICE DENIED: India Continues To Insult Memory Of Victims Of 1984 Sikh Genocide With Another Dead-End Report, Says WSO

“There is very little happening in India to give the victims of the 1984 Sikh Genocide hope. Kamal Nath, who is accused of leading a mob that burnt Sikhs alive, is today the Chief Minister of Madhya...

Indo-Canadian Among Two Charged With First Degree Murder In Surrey Killing

Jagpal Hothi and Jordan Bottomley were arrested by IHIT on January 24, and later charged by the B.C. Prosecution Service with first degree murder for Andrew Baldwin’s death. Both accused men will ap...

RAUCOUS DEMONSTRATION: Khalistanis And Anti-Modi Demonstrators Shout Anti-India Slogans In Front Of Indian Consulate In Vancouver

DESIBUZZCanada Photo-Journalist was on hand at the Consulate located near Canada Place and reports that there were about 100 people from the local Sikh community under the Sikhs For Justice banner and...

BC Government Says Tax Relief Coming For Small Businesses, Non-Profits

VICTORIA - Small businesses, non-profits and arts and culture organizations paying high property taxes through their commercial leases will be able to get relief through interim business property tax ...

Nominations Open For The 12th Annual RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards

TORONTO – With around 350,000 immigrants coming to Canada annually, Canada stands as an extraordinary example for welcoming immigrants and refugees. Immigrants increasingly make-up a large portion o...

New Provincial Policy On Stop And Search Has VPD Changing It’s Ways But Critics Say They Still Have Concerns

According to Latoya Farrell, Policy Counsel of BC Civil Liberties Association, “The VPD policy on street checks has taken some steps in the right direction but we still have significant concerns on ...

Poll Says Half Of Canadians Don’t Approve Of US Air Strike That Killed Iranian General

Despite the relative calm that has descended in the Middle East after the U.S. and Iran each claimed victory in the escalating tensions, two-thirds of Canadians (66%) now see the world as a “more da...