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After early struggles, federal refugee employment program gains traction with employers

by Anas Siddiqui
After early struggles, federal refugee employment program gains traction with employers

As the federal government moves to restrict the number of temporary workers in the country, a relatively new program to bring refugees to Canada on a permanent basis is beginning …

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Why the health-care sector is hiring temporary foreign workers like never before

by Akin Smith
Why the health-care sector is hiring temporary foreign workers like never before

Persistent staffing shortages in the health-care sector across Canada in the wake of the pandemic have led some organizations, including some provincial government agencies, to increasingly call upon temporary foreign workers to …

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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to plead guilty to espionage charge as part of deal with U.S.

by Walter Watson
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to plead guilty to espionage charge as part of deal with U.S.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will plead guilty to a felony charge in a deal with the U.S. Justice Department that will resolve a long-running legal saga that spanned multiple continents …

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From fast food to construction, employers turn more and more to temporary foreign workers

by Anas Siddiqui
From fast food to construction, employers turn more and more to temporary foreign workers

Businesses’ demand for temporary foreign workers has surged across the country in recent years, with employers given the green light to hire more than double the people through the federal …

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Alberta oil and gas sector exceeded flaring limit in 2023, data shows

by Anas Siddiqui
Alberta oil and gas sector exceeded flaring limit in 2023, data shows

For the first time, Alberta’s oil and gas industry has exceeded the province’s own regulatory limit for natural gas flaring. A tally by The Canadian Press of Alberta Energy Regulator …

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Losing a foot to diabetes is terrifying, and preventable. How doctors are trying to help

by Akin Smith
Losing a foot to diabetes is terrifying, and preventable. How doctors are trying to help

Duane Lea is terrified of needing an amputation, or worse. The 46-year-old Toronto resident lost his right foot to a blood clot when he was in his 30s and is …

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There’s an old problem Canada’s new foreign-interference law won’t fix

by Walter Watson
There’s an old problem Canada’s new foreign-interference law won’t fix

To understand Canada’s failure to criminally prosecute foreign collusion, an old news report from Washington offers a useful starting point. In 1981, a Canadian correspondent made an observation: when it came to using security intelligence …

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Ottawa Public Health seeking ways to continue wastewater testing

by Akin Smith
Ottawa Public Health seeking ways to continue wastewater testing

Ottawa Public Health wants to collaborate with local partners to look for ways to continue wastewater monitoring after the province cuts funding to the program next month. At its meeting this …

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A new law aims to crack down on environmental racism in Canada

by Akin Smith
A new law aims to crack down on environmental racism in Canada

For years, researchers, activists, community leaders have shown how Indigenous, Black and other racialized groups have been disproportionately affected by polluting industries. Now, a new law will require the federal …

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The ghosts of Canada’s 1993 Conservative wipeout hang over Britain’s election campaign

by Walter Watson
The ghosts of Canada’s 1993 Conservative wipeout hang over Britain’s election campaign

Rural Alberta may be a continent away from the faded British seaside town of Clacton-on-Sea, but Nigel Farage believes both places will be remembered for starting political revolutions.  Already a …

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