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Finance1 month ago
Vancouver Sees Unprecedented Shift as Rent Prices Plunge More Than Anywhere Else in Canada
Vancouver leads Canada with the steepest rent declines, offering rare relief to renters. Explore the latest data on BC's cooling housing market and price trends.
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business1 month ago
Severance Showdown: Bell Canada Employees Allege Falsified Records Firing is ‘Money-Saving’ Tactic
Bell Canada faces legal backlash as fired employees claim the company used attendance 'misconduct' as a pretext to avoid paying severance during downsizing.
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BC NEWS1 month ago
UBC Issues Emergency Security Warning Following Global Canvas Cyberattack
UBC warns students to change passwords after a massive global Canvas cyberattack by ShinyHunters impacts 15,000 institutions and 275 million records.
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POLITICS1 month ago
Tony Abbott Eyes Return to Frontline Politics in Bid for Liberal Party Presidency
Former PM Tony Abbott is in the frame for the Liberal Party presidency, aiming to reform the party's strategy and reclaim voters from One Nation.
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National News1 month ago
Carney Pledges Review as Former Governors General Claim $554K in Secret Expenses
PM Mark Carney initiates a review of a 1979 program after former governors general billed $554,000 in secret expenses, sparking a major transparency debate.
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Environment2 months ago
Early Heatwave Shatters Records and Sparks Wildfires Across Vancouver Island
Vancouver Island faces early wildfire starts and broken temperature records as B.C. experiences a heatwave with highs 10 degrees above seasonal norms.
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NHL2 months ago
A New Era in Toronto: John Chayka and Mats Sundin Take the Reins Amid Skepticism
Toronto Maple Leafs introduce John Chayka and Mats Sundin. Read the analysis on the new front office strategy and the future of Matthews and Nylander.
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Economy2 months ago
Unforeseen Consequences: How Trump’s Metal Tariff ‘Tweak’ Is Crippling Canadian Manufacturing
A technical change in U.S. metal tariffs is devastating Canadian manufacturing, causing product costs to soar and prompting a $1.5 billion federal aid package.
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National News2 months ago
Mark Carney Appoints Former UN Rights Chief Louise Arbour as Next Governor General
Prime Minister Mark Carney appoints former Supreme Court Justice and UN rights chief Louise Arbour as Canada's next Governor General, replacing Mary Simon.
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BC NEWS2 months ago
Vancouver Offers Free Skyline Views as City Debates New Era of Supertall Skyscrapers
Vancouver offers free entry to the Vancouver Lookout as the city seeks public input on its Higher Buildings Policy and the future of supertall skyscrapers.
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