MLA wants to scrap B.C.'s Human Rights Code. Some constituents want her gone instead

VICTORIA - A B.C. legislator who has sought to scrap the province’s Human Rights Code and ban land acknowledgments, and has blamed the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting on “transgender ideology,”

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MLA wants to scrap B.C.'s Human Rights Code. Some constituents want her gone instead

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VICTORIA - A B.C. legislator who has sought to scrap the province’s Human Rights Code and ban land acknowledgments, and

Some Ottawa residents may go more than three weeks without garbage pickup

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For example, in parts of Vanier where garbage collection day traditionally fell on Mondays, the last collection day under the

Man found dead in boat off Belize coast identified as Canadian

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Local media in the Central American country of Belize have identified a man found dead in a drifting catamaran off

Algoma Steel says shipments down 31% in Q4, driven by tariffs; net loss widens

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Algoma Steel Group Inc. saw its shipments fall by double digits in its latest quarter as it continued to grapple

Mexican official says Canada is 'a fundamental' part of the CUSMA trade bloc

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OTTAWA - As American officials consider cutting separate deals with both countries, Mexico says Canada is a core partner in

City councillor proposes city-run grocery store to tackle rising food costs

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For many Torontonians, the weekly grocery run has become stressful. From produce to pantry staples, the cost of food continues

StatCan reports merchandise trade deficit $3.6B in January

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OTTAWA - Canada’s merchandise trade deficit increased to $3.6 billion in January as exports of motor vehicles and parts fell

New initiative ships beds to northern Manitoba communities to improve sleeping conditions

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A new initiative is delivering mattresses and bedding to remote First Nations in Manitoba where access to to help improve

Toronto drivers brace for more pain at the pump as prices expected to hit $1.60 a litre by Friday

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Some Torontonians are rethinking their driving habits as fuel prices in the Greater Toronto Area continue to climb, making leisurely transportation