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90% OF THIS 70-STOREY SKYSCRAPER WILL BE MADE OUT OF WOOD.
W350 is by no means the first wooden skyscraper, with the current wooden height record going to the Brock Commons Tallwood House student accommodation in Vancouver... READ MORE›
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TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT GAG ORDER IN CIA BRAINWASHING CASE SILENCES VICTIMS, LAWYER SAYS
Federal government stymied class action lawsuit The records show that Steel's mother was one of the hundreds of human guinea pigs in Cameron's extreme experiments... READ MORE›
'IT'S AN INCREDIBLE AMOUNT OF MONEY'
The cost to fix the federal government's troubled Phoenix pay system has risen above the original amount spent to implement it... READ MORE›
CANADA DISCRIMINATES AGAINST CHILDREN ON RESERVES, TRIBUNAL RULES
In a news release, the Canadian Human Rights Commission also applauded the tribunal's ruling... READ MORE›
LISTERIOSIS WORRIES SPARK RECALL FOR DOLE, PC ORGANIC SALADS
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall warning for certain Dole and PC Organics brand packaged salads over possible listeriosis contamination... READ MORE›
BARACK OBAMA THANKS CAPE BRETON FOR WELCOMING AMERICANS FLEEING DONALD TRUMP
U.S. President Barack Obama gives Cape Breton a shout-out during a toast to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the White House state dinner... READ MORE›
CANADA-WIDE WARRANT ISSUED FOR MONCTON PAIR WANTED FOR MURDER
Facebook Anyone who is helping them to evade police can be charged with accessory after the fact to commit first-degree murder, Pepin said... READ MORE›
ANGER OVER LIMITED RESPONSE TO HOSTILE MILITIA TAKEOVER OF US GOVERNMENT BUILDING
'Oregon Under Attack' Anger over limited response to hostile militia takeover of US government building... READ MORE›
LULULEMON WARNS IT MIGHT MOVE HQ OUT OF VANCOUVER
Lululemon athletica inc. says because of the temporary foreign worker's program it might be forced to move its headquarters out of vancouver. tina lovgreen cbc... READ MORE›
B.C.'S HEALTH-CARE DEAL WITH FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INCLUDES CASH FOR OPIOID CRISIS
Leaves four provinces outside of the deal offered by the federal government Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and Alberta... READ MORE›
ARMED PROTEST AT US WILDLIFE BUILDING
Critics of the federal government say it often oversteps its authority over land use... READ MORE›
SYRIAN REFUGEES COULD HELP AMERICA. WE SHOULD WELCOME THEM.
They can help ease Syrian refugees into life in the United States either through charity or job opportunities... READ MORE›
VALCARTIER MILITARY BASE TO TAKE IN SYRIAN REFUGEES
Quebec has already committed to bringing in 3,600 refugees -- a number that could jump to 5,700 when the federal government eventually releases its plan... READ MORE›
QUEBEC'S LEGAL ACTION ON ENERGY EAST MISCHARACTERIZED, NOTLEY SAYS
Premier says initial criticism of quebec's move was based on misunderstanding, and transcanada is ok with it... READ MORE›
CPP DISABILITY CLAIMS STILL DELAYED BY MASSIVE BACKLOG, AUDITOR FINDS
Auditor General Michael Ferguson's latest report includes an audit of the federal government's troubled information technology services... READ MORE›
GOVERNMENT SET TO MAKE SYRIA DECISIONS
Prime Minister Tony Abbott says the government will act with decency and generosity in its plan to assist those fleeing the conflict in Syria... READ MORE›
'SUBSTANTIAL' ASSISTANCE PACKAGE FOR SOFTWOOD LUMBER INDUSTRY LIKELY TO GO TO CABINET TUESDAY
The federal government's aid package for the softwood lumber industry is expected to go before cabinet Tuesday for final approval... READ MORE›
SOME SYRIAN REFUGEES IN CANADA ALREADY WANT TO RETURN TO THE MIDDLE EAST
Canada won considerable global acclaim last month as it began the process of resettling some 25,000 Syrian refugees over the next year... READ MORE›
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RELEASES SUMMARY OF MEETINGS LEADING UP TO MMIW INQUIRY
Federal government releases summary of meetings leading up to MMIW inquiry... READ MORE›
1ST BIG STORM OF 2016 SLAMS MARITIME PROVINCES -- WITH SIGHTS SET ON N.L.
The heavy snow will change over to rain showers along the Atlantic Coast of Nova Scotia this morning... READ MORE›
CIVIL SERVANT IN LEGAL MESS AFTER SUING FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OVER PHOENIX PAY PROBLEM
Out of 80,000 workers affected by the Phoenix problems, he's the only one to go up against the federal government in court... READ MORE›
CANADA ELECTION 2015: SECOND DEBATE FOCUSES ON ECONOMY, OIL AND REFUGEES
Parties of Conservative Stephen Harper, New Democrat Tom Mulcair and Liberal Justin Trudeau have been in dead heat since election called in early August... READ MORE›
ABORTION ADVOCATES TO SUE FOR ACCESS ON P.E.I.
Abortion Access Now PEI launched in December to lobby the province for access to abortion services on the Island... READ MORE›
OREGON RANCHERS REPORT TO PRISON AS MILITIA GROUP CONTINUES WILDLIFE REFUGE TAKEOVER
Opponents say the federal government should administer lands for the widest possible uses, including environmental and recreational... READ MORE›
WHAT HAPPENS IF FEDERAL HEALTH TRANSFERS GET AGE-ADJUSTED
The federal health transfer accounts for only about 22 per cent of government-funded health care, with the provinces pushing for an increase to 25 per cent... READ MORE›
HOW VIKINGS MADE THE NEW WORLD THEIR OWN
We know of one Viking site on the very northern tip of Newfoundland but was this part of a wider Viking territory?... READ MORE›
SYRIAN REFUGEE DEADLINE TOUGH TO MEET, QUEBEC IMMIGRATION MINISTER SAYS
At the moment, Montreal's English school boards have not been approached... READ MORE›
WHITE HOUSE STATE DINNER FOR CANADA IS A COZY CROSS-BORDER AFFAIR
The height of Canadian glamour is on display as new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hails sibling' relationship with the U.S... READ MORE›
2 PROVINCES HAVE CONCERNS OVER TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR NATIONAL INQUIRY
Stefanson also said her province, which counts one of the largest Indigenous population in the country, wants the federal government to appoint a commissioner from Manitoba... READ MORE›
DEAL WITH NEW BRUNSWICK THE LATEST ADVENTURE IN FEDERALISM FOR TRUDEAU
The fact that New Brunswick has a bilateral deal doesn't concern me, he said... READ MORE›
OREGON ACTIVISTS PICKED THE WRONG BATTLE, MILITIA LEADERS SAY
Other militia leaders declined to question Bundy's motives but said he stood little chance of getting the federal government to back down... READ MORE›