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Nearly a quarter of the 1,248 players selected for their FIFA national teams were born in a different country from the one they will represent

FIFA World Cup: Is it worth it?

With Vancouver poised to host seven matches for the 23rd FIFA Men’s World Cup from June 11 to July 19, excitement is building across the city

Canada’s AI Gamble Faces A Worker Backlash

Prime Minister Mark Carney recently announced Canada’s long-awaited and much-delayed artificial intelligence strategy, outlining how his government plans to adopt and control the powerful technology

B.C.’s Migration Loss Deepens NDP Troubles

Recent data suggests population growth in the province is slowing with fewer net gains than in previous years

Canada Pays For Our Immigration Surge

Canadians oppose a system of immigration that fails to preserve the social cohesion that made Canada work in the first place

Funding cuts could will services for newcomers

Women make up the majority of clients using several federally-funded settlement supports, including language training, employment-related services and childcare

Project Severo Collapse Demands Public Inquiry

Part Four of our RCMP Project Severo series examines why the acquittal of former Mountie William Majcher, cast as a China-linked bounty hunter, should trigger a public inquiry into political pressure and accountability inside Canada’s national security system

Vancouver Chinese Revisit Their Roots

Chinese diaspora in Vancouver travel back to early days of immigration at the Chinatown Storytelling Centre

Citizenship alert! Did you wake up Canadian?

Anyone able to demonstrate historical biological lineage to a Canadian citizen - regardless of how many generations ago - is now eligible for Canadian citizenship

Eco-Mandates Are A Hidden Food Tax

Recycling rules meant to curb waste are quietly adding costs across Canada’s food supply chain, turning eco-policy into another pressure point at the grocery checkout