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POLITICS1 year agoOttawa Moves to Tighten Rules on Citizenship by Descent
The federal government is proposing sweeping changes to Canada’s Citizenship Act that would limit automatic citizenship for children born abroad to the first generation only. Under...
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POLITICS1 year agoPaper Plate Probe Sparks Public Backlash and Political Jokes Across Canada
A federal investigation into imported disposable paper plates has unexpectedly become the latest flashpoint in Canadian politics. The inquiry, launched by the Canada Border Services Agency...
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POLITICS1 year agoB.C. Accounting Firm Fined for Anti-Money-Laundering Failures
A Vancouver-based accounting firm has been fined more than $72,000 by Canada’s financial intelligence agency, FINTRAC, after investigators found significant lapses in its compliance with anti-money-laundering...
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POLITICS1 year agoLegal Unrest in Richmond: Homeownership in Limbo After Cowichan Title Ruling
A landmark decision by the Cowichan Tribes v. Canada case has rippled across British Columbia, placing hundreds of homeowners in the City of Richmond on alert...
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POLITICS1 year agoCanada Loses When Stellantis Shifts Key Production South
The multinational automaker Stellantis has announced a landmark US$13 billion investment in the United States—a move that directly impacts Canada’s manufacturing ecosystem by relocating production of...
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POLITICS1 year agoCanada’s Canola Exports Under Fire Amid EV Tariff Fallout
Canada’s booming canola industry is facing deep turbulence after China escalated its trade retaliation by imposing hefty tariffs on key Canadian agricultural exports. The new duties...
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POLITICS1 year agoCanada and India Seek to Rebuild Trust as Security and Trade Take Center Stage
Canada’s Foreign Minister met with Indian officials this week in an effort to strengthen trade relations and restore diplomatic trust following months of strained ties between...
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POLITICS1 year agoPublic-Service Strike Intensifies as BCGEU Pushes for Fair Wage Deal
VANCOUVER — The BC General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) has escalated job action across British Columbia’s public-service sector, with more than 25,000 frontline workers now participating in...
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POLITICS1 year agoCanada Post Strike Shifts to Rotating Work Stoppages, Widespread Disruption Looms
OTTAWA — The labour dispute at Canada Post has entered a new phase as the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) announced a shift from a...
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POLITICS1 year agoCanadian Investors Turn to Defense and Infrastructure Stocks
TORONTO — Canadian markets saw a notable shift in investor sentiment this week as defense, construction, and resource companies experienced rising demand. The trend follows Prime...
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — October 23, 2026
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