CBS and other US news agencies may be trying to hide the abuses by Trump and his corrupt admin, but Canadian news has been documenting them, if you want to view the investigations, look up CBC The National, CBC News Canada on YouTube or online.
CBC News Canada -- Investigation
The companies making big money off Trump’s immigration crackdown
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A growing network of U.S. companies are getting billions from the Trump administration to carry out its immigration crackdown. For The National, CBC’s Jonathan Montpetit breaks down how ICE detention ...
Danielle Smith says Canadians shouldn't "panic" over Trump's tariff threats. Easy to say when others bear the cost. Tariffs, uncertainty and economic pressure aren't just negotiating tactics for the workers and businesses affected by them. CBC has the story.
CBC reports the Competition Bureau is launching a major review of Canada's food supply chain, from production to retail pricing. After years of rising grocery bills and increasing food bank use, do you think this will lead to real action or just another report?
CBC asked both separatists and federalists what the other side gets wrong about Alberta independence.
The result? Deep disagreement over pensions, passports, economics, and basic facts.
Before a referendum, shouldn't voters have clear answers instead of competing assumptions?
A G7 hot mic caught Carney reassuring Trump about Canada's capped Chinese EV deal. Trump's reply: "That's good. I like that."
CBC's story raises a bigger question: how much room does Canada really have to make independent trade decisions when U.S. approval still matters so much?
CBC highlights Tigulavut, a new Inuit Broadcasting Corporation program training 17 Inuit youth in filmmaking and journalism. Their goal is simple but powerful: Inuit people telling Inuit stories. What voices and communities do you think Canadian media still doesn't hear enough from?
Before there were field guides, there was knowledge passed from generation to generation.
CBC's Darla Ponace explores how Indigenous knowledge keepers and Prairie landowners are documenting medicinal plants, sacred sites, and living histories across the Prairies. 🌾🍁
Ottawa police promised for a decade to address sexual misconduct. CBC found years of audits, millions spent, and an independent investigations office quietly shut down.
If police investigate the public, who investigates police culture when the problem is inside the force?
CBC reports Iran's World Cup team was ordered out of the U.S. immediately after its draw with New Zealand and faces visa restrictions on staff. Reporting from a Canadian public broadcaster offers a perspective often missing from U.S.-centric coverage: is this fair treatment of athletes?
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CBC Canada - Investigation into ICE Detentions
U.S. Immigration and Customs and Enforcement is holding about 60,000 people in detention centres, the vast majority without criminal convictions.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs and Enforcement is holding about 60,000 people in detention centres, the vast majority without criminal convictions. For The National, CBC's Jonathan Montpetit goes to Tex...
