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Newly released donations data shows that the parent company of private surgery provider Surgical Centres Inc., donated $5,000 to the governing Saskatchewan Party last year, before the province announced it would be expanding the private provider's contract. (The Canadian Press/Heywood Yu)

The company picked to expand private surgical services in Saskatchewan gave $5,000...

The Canadian Friends of Yeshivat Aish Hatorah paid a former staff member nearly $1.5 million in severance, an amount worth at least nine times their annual salary, according to the Canada Revenue Agency. (Bethany Lindsay/The IJF)

An Ontario charity supporting Orthodox Jewish education had its status revoked last year after auditors raised concerns about a departing staff...

Money mules are an age-old way of laundering money, but stopping them is anything but simple. (Zak Vescera/IJF)

Jill was unemployed, broke and trying to provide for her children when she unknowingly became part of a nationwide money laundering network.

In 2021, Calgary police identified Jill as part of a group funnelling money from online illegal

Dozens of stakeholders from Google to child protection agencies have been lobbying as Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture Marc Miller (right) promises online safety laws are coming soon. (The Canadian Press/Spencer Colby)

Since the start of 2026, tech companies, civil society groups and non-profits have reported more than 137 communications with federal officials a...

The NextStar Energy battery factory in Windsor, Ont., had its grand opening in March. A few week later, it registered a total of five lobbyists at the federal and provincial level. (NextStar Energy via LinkedIn).

NextStar Energy, a large-scale battery plant located in Windsor, Ont., has filed five new lobbying registrations in Ontario and at the federal level since Apri...