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Only about a third of Canadians trust prime minister to manage economy

Case involves allegations of substandard housing for workers, which company says are untrue.

Black and racialized workers in Canada are less likely to be represented by a union, according to a new report.

MONTREAL — The country's two main railways and their workers remain at loggerheads over scheduling, safety or salaries — depending on who you ask — as the clock ticks down on contract negotiations. Canadian National Railway Co.

B.C. is set to publish an environmental impact assessment for the Eskay Creek mine in the near future.

The 2023 wildfires were the most destructive in B.C.'s history.

Reservoir will take four months to fill, first generator to turn on in December

Claim for alleged past debt stems back to inaugural 2022 A.C.C.E.S.S. – Afro Caribbean Cultural Summerfest Surrey event

OTTAWA — Human-caused climate change is making heat waves much more likely, the federal government says, bringing extreme weather from fires to storms.

OTTAWA — The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. paid $18.4 million in bonuses this year after hundreds of jobs at the public broadcaster were eliminated.