Myanmar in “polycrisis” as Trump cuts USAID
As Myanmar enters a fifth year under renewed military rule, it is staring down a grim future
Tariffs a wake-up call for natural resources sector
The Canadian public is souring on the U.S. as Trump wields trade threats as an “economic force” to drive home his message that Canada should become the 51st state
Ukrainians in Canada, it’s your last chance
Don’t miss the opportunity to stay in Canada longer if your work permit is about to expire
Why BC must rally to protect Its salmon farmers
Despite leading global standards, B.C. salmon farms face closures that will slash jobs and disrupt local economies
Refugees Face Border Battle to Get into Canada
Civil society groups call for an immediate suspension of the Safe Third Country Agreement, arguing that U.S. policies endanger transgender and gender-diverse asylum seekers, while tighter visa restrictions contribute to a historic decline in refugee claims
B.C. Unions gear up for tough negotiations
Unions representing about 400,000 B.C. public sector workers are set to negotiate new contracts this year
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