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Economy5 months ago
Canada Records First Population Decline Since 1940s as Federal Immigration Policy Shifts
Canada records its first annual population decline since the 1940s, driven by a reduction in temporary residents and stricter federal immigration targets.
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General5 months ago
Ontario Expands ‘Bring-Your-Own’ Alcohol Permits to Community Festivals and Markets
Ontario expands BYOB liquor permits to farmers' markets, art exhibits, and community festivals starting April 30. Learn how the new rules affect your local events.
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Canada Stories5 months ago
Ontario Defunds Seven Supervised Consumption Sites in Major Shift Toward Abstinence-Based Care
Ontario cuts funding for seven supervised consumption sites, shifting $550M to abstinence-based HART hubs. Health experts warn of rising overdose risks.
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media5 months ago
Breaking the Silence: Former CBC Host Travis Dhanraj Alleges Deep-Rooted Bias and Executive Dysfunction
Former 'Canada Tonight' host Travis Dhanraj exposes alleged political bias, executive gatekeeping, and lack of accountability within the CBC.
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business5 months ago
Global Energy Crisis: Canada and Norway Solidify Role as Stable Oil Exporters Amid Middle East Conflict
Canada and Norway strengthen energy ties as PM Mark Carney touts low-risk oil exports amid Middle East supply disruptions and IEA emergency oil releases.
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Human Rights5 months ago
Ontario Court Rejects Government Bid to Halt Al-Quds Day Rally in Toronto
An Ontario judge has dismissed Premier Doug Ford's bid to block the Al-Quds Day rally in Toronto, citing Charter rights despite government claims of hate speech.
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General6 months ago
Unpacking the Musqueam Rights Agreement: Facts, Land Ownership, and Indigenous Sovereignty
Explore the facts behind the Musqueam rights recognition agreement, its impact on private property, and the reaction from neighboring First Nations in B.C.
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BC STORIES6 months ago
Canada’s Arctic Ambition: Inside the $35-Billion Northern Infrastructure Push
Explore Canada's $35-billion plan for Northern infrastructure, featuring major port, road, and hydro projects to bolster Arctic sovereignty and trade.
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BC STORIES6 months agoDarrell Jones: From Grocery Clerk to Leadership Contender in British Columbia
Current News Room – Chad Dashly British Columbia has long been shaped by leaders who built their careers outside of politics before stepping into public life....
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POLITICS6 months ago
Carney and Takaichi Forge ‘Comprehensive Strategic Partnership’ Amid Shifting Global Alliances
Prime Minister Mark Carney signs a comprehensive strategic partnership with Japan's Takaichi Sanae to expand defense, energy, and trade ties in the Indo-Pacific.
What Escalating Canada-U.S. Tariffs Mean for B.C. Jobs and Local Businesses
B.C. Mass Murderer Remains Behind Bars as Parole Board Cites Elevated Reoffending Risk
Why the B.C. Lions Must Stay Focused After Winning Big Over Saskatchewan
Sexual Assault Trial for Central Saanich Police Officer Delayed to 2027
They have proven they can win votes. Kerry-Lynne Findlay now has to prove they can govern.
Abbotsford-Mission Riding President Quits Over Leader’s Shift to Far Right
Opinion: John Rustad Has to Go
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
Kamloops Blazers Announce Off-Season Changes Ahead of 2025–26 Season
BC Ferries Sparks Outcry Over Contract with Chinese Shipyard
