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POLITICS2 weeks ago
What Premier Smith’s Separation Timeline Means for Albertans and First Nations
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces scrutiny over her separation referendum timeline as legal experts and First Nations leaders weigh in on the challenges.
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BC STORIES2 weeks ago
Parents Are Being Asked to Check Childhood Immunization Records Now
Health officials urge parents to update back-to-school vaccinations amid rising measles cases in the U.S. and ongoing local transmission risks.
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POLITICS2 weeks ago
Why Abbotsford South’s MLA is Joining the Exodus of B.C. Conservatives
Bruce Banman leaves the B.C. Conservative caucus to sit as an Independent, marking the sixth MLA departure under new party leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 weeks ago
Why Quebec’s New General Election Campaign Is Focusing on U.S. Trade and Donald Trump
Quebec's election campaign opened Aug. 27, 2026, with CAQ Leader Christine Fréchette citing U.S. President Donald Trump and tariffs as key issues for voters.
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LOCAL2 weeks ago
Why Ottawa Residents Could Soon Be Living on Taco or Obama Avenue Instead of Trump
Ottawa City Council unanimously voted to start renaming Trump Avenue. Replacement options include Obama Avenue and Taco Avenue as trade tensions rise.
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HEALTH2 weeks ago
How B.C. Could Shift Sexual Health Care to Better Support Young People
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BC STORIES2 weeks ago
Staff shakeup continues as B.C. Conservatives fire newly appointed operations director
B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay fires caucus operations director Apollo Chung amid a wave of recent MLA resignations and executive staff departures.
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LOCAL2 weeks ago
Why Courtenay-Comox Is Gaining an Independent MLA as Brennan Day Leaves the Conservatives
Courtenay-Comox MLA Brennan Day quits the B.C. Conservative caucus to sit as an Independent, marking the fifth MLA departure in under two weeks.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 weeks ago
How Canada’s retaliatory tariffs and $7.5B relief package could affect local consumers and businesses
Canada responds to U.S. trade measures with 50% tariffs on American steel, tech, and consumer goods, alongside a $7.5-billion aid package for businesses.
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BC STORIES2 weeks ago
What Escalating Canada-U.S. Tariffs Mean for B.C. Jobs and Local Businesses
B.C. Premier David Eby backs retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. as business groups warn that 11,200 provincial jobs could be threatened by the trade dispute.
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