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Vancouver’s Last Sex Worker Drop-In Centre Faces Uncertain Future as Funding Model Shifts
Vancouver’s only remaining dedicated drop-in space for sex workers could be forced to close in the coming years as the City of Vancouver considers changing how it funds critical support services along the Kingsway corridor. The potential shift from stable service-based funding to a competitive grant system has sparked deep concern among advocates, service providers…
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BC Government Moves to Revisit Controversial Name Change Restrictions Following Mounting Backlash
Introduction: A Law Under Growing Scrutiny The government of British Columbia is preparing to re-examine a highly contentious law that restricts certain individuals from legally changing their names, following strong opposition from within its own party and widespread criticism from advocacy groups. The decision comes after delegates at the BC NDP convention unanimously passed a…
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The Oil Tanker Ban That Challenges Alberta’s Pipeline Ambitions
Introduction: A Renewed National Debate Over Energy and Coastline Protection Canada’s long-standing restriction on oil tanker traffic along British Columbia’s north coast has once again moved to the centre of national attention, as the federal government explores potential pathways to transport crude oil from Alberta’s oilsands through northern British Columbia. While discussions between Ottawa and…
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Canada Strong Budget: Mark Carney Unveils Ambitious Economic Plan to Shield Canada from U.S. Tariff Fallout
Introduction: A Defining Moment for Canada’s Economic Future Canada’s newly appointed Prime Minister Mark Carney has launched an expansive federal budget designed to protect the national economy from the escalating impact of U.S. tariffs and global trade instability. Presented earlier this week, the sweeping $580 billion fiscal plan outlines a bold strategy aimed at strengthening…
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Ford and Other Premiers Urge Carney to Act After Supreme Court Ruling on Certain Child Exploitation Cases
Growing Political Pressure After Landmark High Court Decision in Canada Canada is witnessing an intense political and legal debate following a controversial ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada that struck down mandatory minimum jail sentences for certain child exploitation offences, particularly those relating to the possession and accessing of illegal child sexual abuse material.…
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Quebec’s New Health Law Triggers Doctor Exodus as Ontario Prepares for Influx of Physicians
Ontario is preparing for a significant wave of incoming physicians as a growing number of doctors from Quebec seek to relocate in response to a controversial new law that dramatically changes how healthcare professionals are paid in the French-speaking province. The legislation, intended to reform Quebec’s healthcare system, has sparked widespread dissatisfaction among doctors, with…
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Canada Considers Swedish Gripen Fighter Jet Offer Amid Possible Shift from U.S. Defence Deal
Canada is once again re-evaluating its defence procurement strategy as it considers a renewed offer from Sweden for its Gripen fighter jets, a move that could signal a strategic shift away from a long-standing deal with the United States for F-35 aircraft. This development comes during a high-profile royal visit from Sweden, highlighting growing diplomatic,…
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Carney Announces New Round of Canada’s ‘Nation Building’ Projects to Strengthen Economy and Reduce U.S. Dependence
Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled a new wave of large-scale infrastructure and resource development initiatives, describing them as a fresh series of “nation building projects” aimed at reshaping Canada’s economic future. These projects are intended to boost national competitiveness, accelerate economic diversification, and reduce the country’s reliance on the United States by strengthening domestic…
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