Authorities Crack Down on $84 Million Auto-Theft Ring, Recover Over 1,100 Stolen Vehicles This Year
The Government of Canada has announced significant progress in its fight against auto theft through its national action plan. Officials […]
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Authorities Crack Down on Auto Theft Ring, Recover Over 1,100 Vehicles Worth $84 Million in Major Sting This Year
The Government of Canada is celebrating the effectiveness of its national strategy against auto theft, highlighting significant wins in preventing
QS Slams Roberge for Predetermined Cut in Immigration Caps to 25,000
Québec Solidaire’s Guillaume Cliche-Rivard has accused the government of manipulating immigration consultations, claiming that decisions have already been made. Immigration
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“Quebec Launches Groundbreaking Law to Extend Product Lifespan and Boost Sustainability!”
Starting today, new regulations in Quebec are putting the spotlight on retailers’ responsibility for the sustainability of products and the
Federal Minister Declares Quebec LNG Project Lacks National Interest in Current Evaluation
Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson stated that the proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility in Quebec is not currently considered
“FRAPRU Mobilizes Against Quebec’s Failing Housing Policies, Demands Immediate Action on Crisis”
On Saturday, a march organized by the Front d’action populaire en réaménagement urbain (FRAPRU) will take place on Nun’s Island
BCGEU Strike Escalates: Over 17,000 Members Walk Out Amid Stalled Negotiations
The ongoing strike by public sector workers in British Columbia will see more liquor and cannabis stores, along with government
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Nooran Rezayi: Lafrenière Keeps Options Open for Potential Public Inquiry
The Quebec government is considering a public inquiry into the tragic death of 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi, who was fatally shot
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Quebec Halts Progress on Controversial Bill 106 Amid Mediation Talks with Physicians
Health Minister Christian Dubé commits to a pause in considering Bill 106 as talks with physicians enter mediation. Recently, Dubé
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Unions to converge in downtown Vancouver in push for B.C. public service contract
The union representing British Columbia’s public service workers says it expects to see thousands of people in downtown Vancouver today
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