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CRA demands payment on scammed federal benefits — from the victim whose account was hacked
Three years after his account with the Canada Revenue Agency was hacked, and his social insurance number was stolen, a Toronto man says he's been left on his own to clear his name. Fraudsters have since applied for $40,000 in federal benefits in his name — and the CRA says he has to pay up.
Rosa Marchitelli
Canada -Toronto ||

CBC Investigates
5 questions swirling around forestry giant Paper Excellence ahead of grilling from MPs

Zach Dubinsky
Politics ||

The Fifth Estate
Indian authorities arrest travel agent accused of duping students facing removal from Canada

Satbir Singh Aulakh
Canada |

The path of a gun — from a Texas pawnshop to a duffel bag smuggled across the Canadian border
Canada |

CBC Investigates
Foreign nurses out $24,000 — and left with no recourse — after job offers in N.L. disappear
A Niagara Falls, Ont., mother who paid a Toronto-based employment agency $24,000 for immigration services to bring her two daughters, who are foreign nurses, to Canada discovered there was nowhere to turn after a dispute arose with the agency and the job offers were revoked.
Andreas Wesley
Canada |

Lawyers say accused killer's decision to represent himself at Sask. trial could be a big mistake
New podcast episode explores developments in murder trial
Canada -Saskatoon |

CBC Investigates
Sask. police establish a theory of murder after the mysterious disappearance of Sheree Fertuck
The case of a missing Saskatchewan mother of three whose truck was found abandoned in a gravel pit — coat, keys and cellphone still inside.
Canada -Saskatoon |

The Fifth Estate
While Putin denies war crimes in Ukraine, Russian soldier confesses to executing a civilian

Alex Shprintsen
World |

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Undercover investigation reveals false claims some retailers make during diamond sales
GO PUBLIC
Instacart answering fewer questions than ever about puzzling drop in shoppers' pay

Carolyn Dunn
Go Public ||

CBC Investigates
Reclusive Quebec billionaire allegedly paid underaged girls for sex for more than a decade
Canada -Montreal |

CBC Investigates
Why a Canadian CEO could be Puerto Rico's most-hated man

Sylvène Gilchrist
World |

Go Public
Hyundai bursts into flames after routine servicing

Carolyn Dunn
Go Public ||

CAFE landlord convicted on appeal in Toronto illegal pot-shop case

Zach Dubinsky
Canada -Toronto |

Video
Video
Puerto Rico’s power grid is still a mess. Who’s to blame?

GO PUBLIC
Travel insurance giant refuses payout, claiming Ontario man's COVID not severe enough

Carolyn Dunn
Canada -Kitchener-Waterloo ||

THE FIFTH ESTATE
Iranians tried to hire private investigator to spy in Canada

Scott Anderson
Canada |

CBC Investigates
New report's findings could kick 1,000 people off Algonquin membership rolls and out of land claim deal

Geoff Leo
Canada -Saskatchewan |

The Fifth Estate
Police cleared suspect's brothers before arresting him for grisly 1983 killings of 2 Toronto women

Ronna Syed
Canada -Toronto |

GO PUBLIC
Edmonton man could see private data of other Brinks customers through his home security system — for months

Carolyn Dunn
Canada -Edmonton ||

THE FIFTH ESTATE
How fallout from top secret documents found at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort could affect Canada

Harvey Cashore
Canada ||

CBC Investigates
N.S. spending tens of millions of dollars on private nursing companies for long-term care

Shaina Luck
Canada -Nova Scotia ||

GO PUBLIC
Renter finds out 'guaranteed' U-Haul reservation isn't guaranteed

Carolyn Dunn
Canada -Toronto ||

THE FIFTH ESTATE
Inside the takedown of a government employee turned ransomware hacker
Canada |

Video
Video
Ontario family living in basement because of delays at tenant-landlord tribunal | Go Public

GO PUBLIC
This blind man has been fighting for years to get 'talking prescriptions' at his local pharmacy

Carolyn Dunn
Health ||

CBC Investigates
$8M lawsuit alleges defects in Mike 'Holmes approved homes'
Sophia Harris
Business |

THE FIFTH ESTATE
Mormon Church in Canada moved $1B out of the country tax free — and it's legal

Ivan Angelovski
Canada |

Fifth Estate
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