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Inflation is cooling but grocery bills still rising

Food inflation in Canada isn’t what it was a year ago but that doesn’t mean people are better off

BC PNP Announces Strategic Priorities for 2026 and Beyond

Healthcare, childcare, education, construction, and high economic impact workers are the future

Who really pays for B.C.’s power?

The average home in British Columbia uses around 10,000 kilowatt hours of electricity per year

Poilievre’s Property Rights Push Raises Legal Alarms

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre called it “regrettable” that fee‑ simple property rights are not enshrined in the Constitution

Employer update: government tightens rules for filing low-wage Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) Applications

Youth unemployment now a major factor in applying for Low-Wage LMIAs

Flight Attendants Push for Unpaid Work Law

Eight months into Ottawa’s investigation into flight attendants’ allegations that they’re forced to do unpaid work

Freeing kids from digital distraction in classrooms

According to a new poll, three in four Canadians want to ban social media for kids under 16

Prediction: the Parents and Grandparents program won’t re-open any time soon

To understand this likely new reality, it is necessary to look at past and present immigration levels

Checkout Cops Won’t Fix Canada’s Food Retail Crisis

Retail crime in Canada has escalated into a national crisis, impacting profitability, employee safety, and consumer trust

Public Grocery Stores Have a Mixed Record

Municipally run grocery stores are rare in North America, and most appear only after the private market has already pulled out

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