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RCMP's dysfunctional workplace culture threatens police operations officer safety, report says

The RCMP has done so little to reform its dysfunctional workplace culture that the Mounties' watchdog is calling for the federal government to introduce civilian governance and/or oversight of the national police force. More 10:10 AM ET

• Thousands of Mounties sign union cards and remove the yellow stripes from their pants Apr 10
• RCMP brass don't back officer protest but won't discipline Mounties Apr 12
• Some Mounties swapping red serge for blue as they seek jobs with other forces Mar 24
• Judge calls RCMP treatment of sergeant 'outrageous' in bullying case Mar 01

Log in, look out: Cyber chaos from ransomware attack spreads with workweek's start

Global cyber chaos spreads as companies boot up computers at work following the weekend's worldwide ransomware cyberattack. More 9:03 AM ET

• How a perfect storm allowed a global ransomware attack to happen 3:01 AM ET
• Oshawa hospital among thousands of global 'ransomware' cyberattack victims May 14

Average price of Canadian home hit $559,317 in April, up 10% in past year

Canadian house prices continue to march steadily higher, with the average price of one sold in April hitting $559,317 — an increase of more than 10 per cent in a year. More 9:28 AM ET read comments

• Canada faces risk from potential housing correction: Moody's Apr 11
• As spring market swells, anxious home buyers are holding back, Toronto realtors say May 02

Go Public Credit union employees say high-pressure sales targets turn 'members' into 'marks'

Credit union employees say they're under the same pressure to upsell customers as their counterparts who work for Canada's big banks. More 10:14 AM ET read comments

• GO PUBLIC 'We are all doing it': Employees at Canada's 5 big banks speak out about pressure to dupe customers Apr 11 video
• GO PUBLIC Sales targets at Canadian banks should be scrapped, says former U.K. bank CEO Apr 06