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Construction company sues FortWhyte Alive over visitor centre delays, cost overruns
A construction firm, PCL Constructors Canada, is suing FortWhyte Alive over cost increases and delays in building the non-profit nature...
Economic policymaking needs to adapt to the climate emergency | Heather Stewart
The UK heatwave highlights the impact of climate change on daily life, with global south countries demanding solidarity. Climate disasters...
A limit on foreign steel imports, Canada’s slowed population growth and DHL suspends operations: Business and investing stories for the week of June 22
Canada plans to adjust tariffs on U.S. steel and aluminum imports based on trade talks progress. Ottawa aims to limit...
Vernon city council to get update on new e-scooter company, Bird Canada
Bird Canada e-scooters are thriving in Vernon, with strong early ridership data and a focus on affordability. The company offers...
The Armchair Trader’s top five metals and mining stocks
The article discusses the top five analysis of the metals and mining sector, focusing on Europe and North America. It...
CSIS says dozens of employees faced discipline over misconduct last year – National
Canada's spy service, CSIS, closed 34 misconduct cases last year, with 33 cases found to be founded. Disciplinary measures were...
GTA elementary school teacher making $120K a year says that she ‘had better expectations’ for her finances. Here’s what happened
Grade One teacher Christine Miller, earning $120,000 annually, struggles to make ends meet in Toronto's expensive housing market. Despite a...
Alberta surpasses 1,000 measles cases, AHS warns of potential exposures in Edmonton
Health officials in Alberta report over 1,000 confirmed measles cases this year, with the majority in the South zone. Opposition...
DHL Express halts operations as new ‘anti-scab’ rules kick in amid strike – National
DHL Express Canada shuts down operations due to strike and lockout, affecting parcel deliveries. Legislation banning replacement workers takes effect....
New Texas law requires Ten Commandments to be displayed in classrooms
Texas passed a law requiring public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, facing legal challenges. Similar laws in Louisiana...
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