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Political playbooks make coming to Canada harder

The dramatic pivot in Canada’s immigration policy has left millions of aspiring newcomers grappling with uncertainty, especially with the nation’s political leadership in flux

Trudeau pulls welcome mat for immigrants, refugees and international students

Canada enters 2025 grappling with the consequences of its immigration overhaul, leaving thousands of temporary residents, international students and foreign workers at risk of deportation

Editorial

Trudeau leaves a larger tax load for many Canadians

The Trudeau government has increased the tax burden on middle class families across the country

British Columbia is in the midst of a debt binge

Trump’s tariff threats are more bark than bite

Trudeau’s GST holiday is a recipe for inflation

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

B.C.'s clean-energy czar is a climate 'wild card'

Adrian Dix is B.C.’s new climate and clean energy czar, but it’s not clear whether his appointment signals a new commitment by the NDP government to tackle the province’s growing oil and gas emissions

B.C. winemaker banned from Foreign Worker Program