Tenant Rights in Cash for Keys Deals Explained
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Quebec Appeals to Supreme Court Over Gaspé Riding
The Quebec government will ask the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn a ruling that invalidated a law delaying the elimination of a Gaspé Peninsula riding. Read the latest on this constitutional battle.
Quebec Asks Supreme Court to Weigh in on Electoral Map
The Quebec government is taking its case on electoral map changes to the Supreme Court of Canada. Learn about the constitutional implications and what this means for provincial representation.
Intel stock falls as Nvidia halts chip production test
Intel Corp.'s stock fell after Reuters reported Nvidia Corp. halted testing Intel's advanced 18A chipmaking process. The news casts a shadow on Intel's domestic push to challenge TSMC.
Edmonton Mayor Opposes Provincial Riding Redraw
Edmonton's city council, led by Mayor Andrew Knack, urges the Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission to reconsider proposed changes that would dilute the city's voice in the legislature.
Peoples' Assemblies Proposed as Democratic Lifeline
Facing apathy and centralization of power, a B.C. committee report champions citizens' assemblies to revitalize Canadian democracy. Discover this grassroots solution.
B.C. officials order evacuations over landslide risk
Two properties in Electoral Area 'E' were evacuated on December 19, 2025, due to an immediate landslide threat. Officials warn residents to heed safety orders.
BC Premier Eby rejects electoral reform assembly
Premier David Eby has flatly rejected a committee's proposal for a citizens' assembly on electoral reform, dashing Green Party hopes and closing the door on proportional representation.
New Deals Aim to Speed Up Major Project Approvals in Canada
New federal-provincial agreements seek to streamline approvals for mines and pipelines. Critics say excessive bureaucracy has long hindered Canada's economic prosperity and growth.
Recall petition launched against Alberta Justice Minister
Alberta Justice Minister Mickey Amery faces a recall petition. Learn about the democratic process, the minister's legislative changes, and what happens next.
Edmonton Seeks Fair Representation in New Alberta Electoral Map
As Alberta redraws its electoral map, adding two MLAs, Edmonton voices concern over diluted representation. Learn about the city's rapid growth and the principles of a fair electoral system.
Alberta bill targets long ballots, legacy party names
The Alberta government introduces legislation to simplify ballots by limiting candidate numbers and restricting the future use of legacy political party names. Learn the details and implications.
Kitchener Rangers question Memorial Cup bid process
The Kitchener Rangers are raising concerns about the OHL's host city selection process after rival Guelph was awarded the 2026 Memorial Cup. Read the team's official response.
PKK urges Turkiye to free Ocalan for peace talks
Kurdistan Workers' Party demands release of imprisoned leader Abdullah Ocalan to advance peace process with Turkiye. Learn about the decades-long conflict and current developments.
Jury Duty Psychology: How 12 Canadians Decide Fate
Exclusive look at jury deliberation psychology through the Tamar Cupid case. How personalities clash and unite in Canada's justice system. Read the inside story.
Alberta Minister on Indigenous Pipeline Consultations
Alberta's Indigenous Affairs Minister discusses the significant responsibility of upcoming pipeline consultations. Learn about the government's approach to meaningful engagement.
UN Appeals to US on Asylum After Trump Migration Remarks
UN agencies urge Washington to maintain asylum access and due process following Trump's comments. Learn about the international law implications and the UN's appeal.
Ottawa proceeds with bidding for private landfill purchase
The City of Ottawa is advancing plans to acquire a private landfill through a competitive bidding process. Learn about the timeline and implications for waste management.
UN Begins Secretary-General Selection Process
The United Nations has officially started the selection process for the next Secretary-General. Learn about the procedure and what to expect as global leaders consider candidates.
Recall petitions target 5 more Alberta MLAs
Five additional Alberta MLAs now face recall efforts, bringing total to 14. Learn about the growing movement and what it means for provincial politics.
Lean Six Sigma Training Bundle: Boost Productivity
Canadian businesses face productivity decline as output stalls. Learn how Lean Six Sigma certification can help professionals drive process improvement and operational excellence.
Bill 60 Passes Amid Protests Over Tenant Rights
Ontario's Ford government passed the controversial Bill 60, sparking loud protests from tenant advocates who fear it will destabilize housing and ease evictions.
Egyptians Vote in Second Phase of Parliamentary Elections
Egyptians participate in the second phase of parliamentary elections as the nation continues its democratic process. Get the latest updates on this significant political event.
Democratic Party's Resurgence and Electoral Strategy
The Democratic Party experiences a morale boost after key electoral wins. Party leaders caution against overconfidence while targeting GOP-held seats. Explore the shifting political landscape.
Canada's refugee screening uses honour system: MPs told
Canada's overwhelmed border system now screens refugee claimants via smartphone app honour system, raising security concerns. Learn about the implications for Canadian immigration.
New hurdle emerges in Trump's Comey case investigation
The U.S. Justice Department faces questions about grand jury process in Trump-Comey case as new challenges emerge. Get the latest developments on this political investigation.
Cambridge councillors frustrated with budget changes
Cambridge city councillors express frustration over new budget meeting procedures, calling them 'setting us up for failure.' Read about the heated municipal debate.
Barrie marriage license applications switch to online
Barrie introduces online marriage license applications, modernizing the process for couples. Learn how this digital shift makes planning your wedding easier and more efficient.
New Ontario school board offices for parent concerns
Ontario will require school boards to establish dedicated support offices where parents can escalate education concerns about their children's schooling. Learn how this new system works.
Employers Should End Virtual Interviews: Howard Levitt
Employment lawyer Howard Levitt argues Canadian employers must return to in-person interviews for better hiring decisions and legal protection against AI-assisted candidates.
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