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POLITICS7 months agoCanadians Reflect on Truth and Reconciliation Day
Canadians across the country are marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day dedicated to honouring survivors of residential schools, remembering the children who...
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POLITICS7 months agoBCGEU and Province Return to Bargaining Table Amid Ongoing Disruptions
The British Columbia General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) and the provincial government have resumed negotiations after weeks of labour unrest that caused disruptions across the province. Job...
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POLITICS7 months agoPrime Minister Carney to Deliver Remarks at Global Progress Summit in London
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to address the Global Progress Action Summit in London today, where he will join international leaders to discuss pressing global...
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POLITICS7 months agoBCGEU Expands Labour Action to Interior Liquor Stores
The BC General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) has escalated its strike action, extending walkouts to 37 additional liquor stores across British Columbia’s Interior. The move is causing...
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POLITICS7 months agoEmily Lowan Elected Leader of BC Greens
The Green Party of British Columbia has chosen Emily Lowan as its new leader, marking a generational shift in the province’s political landscape. Lowan secured nearly...
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POLITICS7 months agoRising Health Care Costs Put Strain on Canadian Families
Canadian families are facing mounting financial pressure as the cost of health care continues to climb, with recent data showing that out-of-pocket expenses are rising faster...
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POLITICS7 months agoMajor Overhaul to H-1B Visa: $100,000 Fee and New Priorities
The U.S. government has announced sweeping reforms to the H-1B visa program, introducing a one-time fee of $100,000 for employers filing new petitions for workers outside...
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POLITICS7 months agoCarney Sets Ambitious Agenda for Fall Parliamentary Session
Prime Minister Mark Carney has set out a sweeping plan for the fall session of Parliament, unveiling seven key priorities that aim to balance economic renewal,...
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POLITICS7 months agoExplainer: Canada’s Notwithstanding Clause
What Is the Notwithstanding Clause? The notwithstanding clause, formally known as Section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, gives federal or provincial legislatures...
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POLITICS7 months agoEby Promotes B.C. Clean Energy and Critical Minerals in New York
Premier David Eby traveled to New York last week to spotlight British Columbia’s leadership in clean energy and critical minerals, positioning the province as a key...
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