WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Trade Commission is asking 20 universities with Division I sports programs whether agents working with […]

DENVER (AP) — A Colorado appeals panel on Wednesday seemed skeptical that a judge could use former county clerk Tina […]

This is your Access and Privacy News Summary for January 15th, our first of 2026.  After the holiday break, there’s a lot to catch up […]

If creating boundaries between you and your smartphone is on the list of New Year’s resolutions, a Calgary software developer […]

A former Winnipeg police officer who sold drugs to friends and colleagues and took a photo of a dead woman […]

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that starting Feb. 1 he will deny federal funding to any states that are home […]

Iqaluit lawyer Alison Crowe is taking the Legal Services Board of Nunavut to court after the board denied her application […]

$245 for 1,799 pages: 1,622 completely redacted—words covered by large blocks of black to hide them from the public. The […]

The Manitoba government has shelved plans to organize teacher exchanges to address workforce shortages and give urban and northern professionals […]

Domestic violence charges in Nunavut have been leading to fewer and fewer guilty verdicts, with 2023 seeing the lowest number […]

The Manitoba government is launching a new app to let people store their health cards, and eventually other government documents, […]