Ottawa Injects $4 Million into Tumbler Ridge Recovery Efforts Following Devastating Mass Shooting
The recent mass shooting that took place in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., in February has prompted the federal government to allocate […]
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Toronto island airport expansion killed by ‘fringe group,’ Ontario minister says
Ottawa gave in to the demands of a “fringe group” when it rejected a pitch to expand Toronto’s island airport,
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Rally and celebration planned after Ford government’s Billy Bishop airport plans grounded
What was initially planned as a rally on Sunday will now be a celebration following the federal government’s decision to
Federal government rejects Ford’s Billy Bishop airport expansion plan
The federal government has rejected a plan to expand Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. Transportation Minister Steven MacKinnon issued a
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Quebec shelves AI and automation projects in the public sector
Quebec has abandoned initiatives related to automation and artificial intelligence (AI) within the public sector—including the implementation of a chatbot
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Federal government rejects Ford’s Billy Bishop airport expansion plan
The federal government has rejected a plan to expand Billy Bishop City Airport in Toronto. Transportation Minister Steven MacKinnon issued
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B.C. government allows accelerated expansion of the Tilbury LNG fuel facility
The British Columbia government is exempting a utility company that plans to expand its liquefied natural gas plant in Metro
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“Strikes to Persist: Nurses’ Union Welcomes Fresh Mediators in Ongoing Labor Dispute”
The BC Nurses’ Union (BCNU) has announced that their strike will persist despite the government appointing special mediators to facilitate
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“OINP Applicants Launch Legal Battle Against Ford Government, Demand Fair Review Process”
Outside Osgoode Hall, Shobitjeet Singh, an applicant of the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), shared his relief after months of
Ontario NDP mark 1,000 days since RCMP probe began into Greenbelt scandal
It’s not the type of milestone the Ford government will be observing, but NDP Leader Marit Stiles continued her push
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