By Dwight Simpson · Est. 2026
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Local news from coast to coast — politics, community, economy, and the stories shaping Canadian life.
CUPE says some cabin crew perform 35 hours of unpaid work monthly. A 72-hour strike notice has been issued — a work stoppage could begin August 2.
New data shows a dramatic shift in Alberta and BC that could upend traditional party strongholds and reshape the federal map.
The Legault government faces mounting pressure as rental vacancy rates hit historic lows across the province.
Canadian manufacturers warn of 40,000 job losses if trade talks collapse before the September deadline.
Dolli.ca, UnityLoans.ca, EasyCap.ca and A1Cash.ca were contacted with questions about licensing and consumer protections. None responded.
Community organizers are turning vacant lots into urban farms and demanding the city invest in infrastructure it has long ignored.
Residents say the $800M project erases decades of maritime heritage and prices out the working-class families who built the neighbourhood.
A coalition of First Nations chiefs is calling for direct consultation before the fall fiscal update is tabled.
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