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Will the federal government go ahead with a one-click citizenship oath?

Will the federal government go ahead with a one-click citizenship oath?

The one-click citizenship proposal was initially introduced by former Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, Sean Fraser, to reduce backlogs in the immigration system.
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Fish farm giant Mowi suing fisheries ministers, taxpayers for Discovery Islands closures

Fish farm giant Mowi suing fisheries ministers, taxpayers for Discovery Islands closures

In a lawsuit, the aquaculture giant Mowi claims Canada 'wiped out' a third of its business
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‘Unite the left’ remains popular federally with over half of Liberals, says poll

‘Unite the left’ remains popular federally with over half of Liberals, says poll

The idea of a united left-of-centre party is less popular with the NDP or Conservative Party.
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This B.C. diet calculator can assess food health in minutes

This B.C. diet calculator can assess food health in minutes

Developed by researchers at the University of British Columbia, the new Dietary Patterns Calculator helps you calculate your diet and improve eating habits in 15 minutes.
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Obituary: Lila Faye McCourt

Obituary: Lila Faye McCourt

'She lived life in vibrant colour and on her own terms, writing her own obituary in true Faye fashion. This "second obituary" is a bonus from friends and family.'
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A shot of confusion: Some get flu-only bookings; supply ‘disparity’ means a wait for COVID shots

A shot of confusion: Some get flu-only bookings; supply ‘disparity’ means a wait for COVID shots

Pharmacy association says pharmacies received more flu vaccines than COVID vaccines.
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Obituary: Colin “Big Mac” McKinney

Obituary: Colin “Big Mac” McKinney

In the words of Big Mac, “If I don’t see you in the future, I’ll see you in the pasture”.
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Obituary: Margaret Elaine Reisz

Obituary: Margaret Elaine Reisz

February 15, 1968 - September 22, 2023
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In Canada’s culture wars, most agree on two things — climate and capitalism

In Canada’s culture wars, most agree on two things — climate and capitalism

A majority of Canadians acknowledge the reality of climate change but question the impact capitalism is having on driving a wealth gap, according to an Angus Reid Forum poll
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B.C. couple fined during housing crunch for living in RV on family acreage

B.C. couple fined during housing crunch for living in RV on family acreage

The Vernon, B.C., family is 'baffled' that amid a housing crisis, the city has fined them for living in an RV on private property
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