Tour touting Hudson Bay ‘Stonehenge’ site disregards cultural, ecological importance, critics say

A northern Manitoba tour advertising a trip to an ancient Inuit hunting camp is raising concerns that tourists’ presence there could damage an “irreplaceable” cultural and historical site, and the critical animal habitats around it. The company behind the tour describes it as a “life-changing” adventure with access to Arctic animals in an “awe-inspiring northern…

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Priestman emails show Canada Soccer spying may have been regular practice

Emails released by FIFA indicate drone usage for the purposes of spying may have been a common practice across Canada Soccer’s senior national teams. The international soccer federation released a document dated July 28 regarding punishment levied against the national federation after an analyst was caught operating a drone to spy on a New Zealand practice ahead…

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Thousands of short-term rentals operating illegally in B.C., data shows

New data from the B.C. government shows thousands of short-term rentals have been operating illegally. Seven communities across the province require short-term rentals to operate with a business licence. According to the province, there are 22,000 listings in those areas but nearly 11,000 are operating without that permit. The data comes from new legislation that…

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