‘I Dare You to See’: BC RCMP support new anti-human trafficking awareness campaign
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‘I Dare You to See’: BC RCMP support new anti-human trafficking awareness campaign

The BC RCMP Counter Human Trafficking Unit has launched the "I Dare You to See" campaign to raise awareness about human trafficking. Aimed at public education, particularly in the hospitality sector, the initiative includes training resources, interactive tools, and outreach efforts to help identify and report trafficking signs.
BC RCMP join international partners in crackdown of Russian cybercriminal network
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BC RCMP join international partners in crackdown of Russian cybercriminal network

Operation Endgame, a collaborative effort among law enforcement agencies from the Netherlands, Canada, the U.S., and Germany, targeted the SocGholish malware framework linked to the Russian group Evil Corp. The operation disrupted the malware's spread via WordPress sites, affecting numerous entities. Recommendations for WordPress security were also provided.
Historic union drive for migrant workers detailed in new book
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Historic union drive for migrant workers detailed in new book

Joe Barrett, a labor activist, recounts the historic unionization of 42 migrant tunnel workers in Vancouver in 2006, the first of its kind in Canada. His new book, "A Fight For Justice," details their struggle against low wages and poor conditions, emphasizing the broader implications for labor rights and the need for better enforcement of employment standards to protect all workers.
Malfunctioning natural gas plant burned more gas than estimated 2024 global record
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Malfunctioning natural gas plant burned more gas than estimated 2024 global record

An LNG facility in Western Canada reported record-high flaring in 2025, raising concerns about its environmental claims. LNG Canada flared over 350 million cubic meters of gas, exceeding permissible limits and questioning its status as a low-carbon producer. Experts caution this flaring could significantly impact local health and environmental integrity.
Sexy young woman in hot clothes sits on the table of restaurant.
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Did an RCMP Sting Op Make Sex Work More Dangerous?

The BC Counter Human Trafficking Unit and Richmond RCMP conducted a sting operation targeting potential sex buyers, claiming it aims to deter trafficking. However, experts argue such operations endanger sex workers by fostering fear and limiting their ability to seek help. Advocates call for the decriminalization of sex work to improve safety and support for vulnerable individuals.
Use of notwithstanding clause worsened teacher morale, according to survey
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Use of notwithstanding clause worsened teacher morale, according to survey

The Alberta Teachers’ Association urges the provincial government to address a “polycrisis” in classrooms, citing a survey indicating 95% of teachers feel stressed and 94% are pessimistic about the profession's future. Teachers face worsening conditions, including increased student needs and inadequate resources, prompting calls for significant staffing and support improvements.