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VANCOUVER—Eighty four signatories to an open letter published today say they want the BC government to show national leadership because its actions will set the…

Critical elements for a housing secure Nova Scotia

In July 2019, two Black African friends and I settled into a new apartment in Ottawa. I quickly guessed that our “African food” would become…

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Thanks to the hard work of Manitoba Teachers, School Trustees. activists, and opposition parties, the hated Bill 64 is dead along with four other bad…

The consequences of low wages for job vacancy rates have worsened for low-wage employers.
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The BC government will implement the right for all employees to have a minimum number of employer-paid sick days on January 1, 2022. BC will…
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