Emma McIntosh
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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How a former actress turned private eye ended up in the crosshairs of the Project South police corruption probe (opens the original)
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It took less than five minutes to install the GPS tracker. Surveillance footage from a drizzly January night earlier this year reportedly captured the scene as former actress turned private investigator Jennifer Jasey allegedly snuck into a parking garage, found the car she was after, had the device stuck on its undercarriage and slipped back into the elevator. In the days that followed, Jasey is alleged to have used the tracker to follow the car’s owner, a woman in the process of divorcing an e
Jason Kenney calls for investigation into Alberta separatist party after a mysterious $190,000 surge in donations (opens the original)
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Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney is calling on police and the province’s election regulator to investigate the finances of a separatist political party. Kenneyâs comments follow a Star investigation into a mysterious surge in donations into the coffers of the Republican Party of Alberta (RPA), a provincial group that advocates for the province to separate from Canada. The Star’s analysis found the party received a sudden influx of $190,000 in 2025 despite having reported no donations the ye
This sex-themed online casino targeted Ontarians without a licence. It has now been shut down (opens the original)
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A sex-themed gambling website that was open to Ontario customers in apparent violation of provincial rules has shut down after an investigation by the Star and its international media partners. The online casino, OnlySpins, had no Ontario licence but allowed customers in the province to place bets in order to earn explicit photos and videos. In mid-July, weeks after the investigation highlighted the site, a notice appeared on its home page, telling players it is “no longer accessible.” The cros
Fintrac flags ‘high-risk’ Canadian crypto shops knowingly helping to launder funds for organized crime and Iran-linked groups (opens the original)
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A broad swath of crypto businesses in Canada are intentionally acting as conduits for money laundering, Iran-linked sanctions evasion and organized crime, the federal anti-money laundering watchdog has found. The alarming conclusion is contained in an internal briefing from the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre (Fintrac), authored around the time the Star and media partners published articles exposing unlawful practices by operations known as over-the-counter (OTC) cash desks o
Towering infernos. Zombie blazes. What the battle against wildfires can look like in the era of climate change (opens the original)
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Walls of flames sweeping through forest at 200 kilometres an hour. Infernos so powerful they spawn dry lightning and burning tornadoes. Zombie fires that smoulder underground, surviving multiple winters. In the era of climate change, wildfires like the ones raging in northern Ontario this week aren’t what they used to be. Often, they’re bigger and more intense â creating new challenges for firefighters working to douse them. Most people imagine crews in the forest squaring off against a wildfi
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