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Canada at Risk of Missing Immigration Reduction Targets

Ottawa’s policies are slowing population growth, but a new report says more newcomers must be turned away and more non-permanent residents must leave to meet the government's sharply reduced immigration targets

Small communities, caregivers to benefit from new immigration rules

New pilot programs target skilled workers for small communities and a rising demand for caregivers that is being driven by an aging Canadian population

Editorial

Feds quash private healthcare alternatives

This will come as no surprise to most Canadians, but our provincial governments are struggling to deliver timely access to healthcare

Canada should match US red tape cutting plan

Redtape chokes housing affordability in Canada

Canada’s food tax policy needs a recipe for change

Why is Canada being called Turtle Island?

Renaming Canada Turtle Island only benefits Indigenous elites and their non-Indigenous sycophants

Family Services of Greater Vancouver announces return of Caring Neighbours campaign

Local charity calls upon the community to give the gift of brighter tomorrows through annual holiday fundraising campaign

Ottawa’s anti-oil ideology will hit the economy hard

Ottawa's environmental policy will have detrimental effects on Canada's economic output over the long term

Asia can reduce emissions with Canadian LNG

Asia’s demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) is rising fast as countries look for cleaner alternatives to coal while their economies expand.

Majority want COVID benefits to end before next year; poll

Nearly 50 percent of Canadians believe it is time to end COVID-19 relief programs

Wealth taxes ultimately cripple economic growth

Taxing the wealthy will not necessarily produce the desired economic results despite reports to the contrary

TELUS commits $1 million to champion Canadian small business

Small business owners can apply to receive $10,000 and personalized local advertising

Feature

Carney’s carbon tax scheme is a costly trick

Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney seems to think giving you a discount code on a new furnace or some extra insulation is the best way to help with affordability

Feds invest $33 million in transport projects in BC, Alberta

The federal government is contributing up to $33.1 million to six projects across B.C. and Alberta to help boost transport and regional trade at critical ports and rail yards

“ICBC doesn’t really care about pain, unfortunately”

Physiotherapists fear ICBC healthcare service changes will hurt crash victims

Marcon’s new Surrey Pavilion is an investment in BC’s soon-to-be largest city

The community hub, which includes the Sales Gallery for the future 102+Park development, offers residents and visitors a place to connect in Surrey’s downtown core

Trump tariffs will hit small towns the hardest