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A Pascan Aviation manager attempted to drive into a group of workers with his car yesterday in Saint-Hubert, Québec. The flight attendants at this small regional airline were maintaining a…

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A new law, Bill 27, could allow for large-scale geologic carbon storage to reduce the emissions from industrial processes like natural gas power generation, cement and steel-making, but critics say it’s not a silver bullet

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While billionaires bet against the hyped up multi-trillion-dollar AI market, Canada’s government is doubling down

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A new study finds hyperabundant deer are pushing rare ecosystems to collapse, and Indigenous hunting could be the most effective path to recovery

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By Dave McKee   Faced with a pro-corporate blitz from Ontario’s right-wing Conservative government, working people might have expected the opening days of the Ontario Federation of Labour convention to be […]

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The provincial government has made big claims about the benefits the North Coast transmission line will bring. But it won‘t say much beyond that

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Prime Minister Mark Carney promised a clean drinking water law for Indigenous communities, but it has yet to materialize

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As the federal government considers fast-tracking Wind West Atlantic Energy, residents hope for economic transformation, while some worry about impacts to seafood industry and marine ecosystems

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Nov 17, 2025 | by Barry Weisleder Yves Engler, the socialist candidate for federal NDP Leader, addressed an enthusiastic crowd of supporters on November 14 in Toronto.  The rally was a roaring success.  Close to 200 people attended the gathering…

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Nearly 80 years after their creation, the Doug Ford government is reducing the unique environmental agencies from 36 to 7, in a move staff say may ‘slow approvals, create confusion’ over development and flood protections

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Maintenance workers at the STM ended their partial strike on Tuesday night, eleven days after it began, under strong pressure from the CAQ government. Even so, Labour Minister Jean Boulet…

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Dave McKee   At the end of October, Ontario’s Conservative government announced proposed changes to the provincial election laws which would “strengthen and increase public trust in the province’s electoral system.” […]

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By Robert Crooks   On October 20, BC Premier David Eby introduced Bill 31, The Energy Statutes Amendment Act.  The legislation is being touted as a necessary measure to speed up […]

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Prime Minister Mark Carney signalled his support for LNG exports in Terrace, B.C., this week, as nearby Kitimat residents learn to live beside a towering flame

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With the longest public service strike in British Columbia’s history now over, the NDP-led government appears to have lost the support of many frontline public service workers. The government refused…

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Manitoba — home of much hydro power and notoriously cold winters — says it’s perfectly positioned for a data centre boom. Here’s what that means for the province

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PV staff   Mark Carney’s first budget followed through on promises made in last spring’s Throne Speech:  massive cuts to public services and social programs, huge increases to military spending and […]

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Carney’s austerity plan risks hollowing out government and hurting service delivery

The post ‘Devastating and demoralizing’: public service braces for wave of cuts appeared first on The Breach.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s support for the floating Ksi Lisims facility, backed by the Nisga’a government, sends a signal to potential investors in B.C.’s burgeoning LNG sector

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Why are we hearing about building more pipelines? Do they make sense for Canada's economy? And what about our emissions goals? We mapped 800,000 kilometres of pipelines in Canada and tried to get to the bottom of these questions

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The North Star has obtained a photo of a letter addressed to Tony Irwin, president and CEO of the Federation of Rental-Housing Providers of Ontario (FRPO) from Ontario’s Minister of…

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A close look at the province’s old-growth data reveals a gap between political promises and what’s happening on the ground

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As the federal government designates resource extraction projects in the ‘national interest,’ the companies building them are deepening ties to Canada’s intelligence service and law enforcement agencies. Critics worry this opens a door to corporate influence over surveillance of groups and individuals

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After 11 days of strikes at the STM, Montreal‘s political class and economic elite are getting restless. Even though bus and metro service continues during rush hour, many are talking…

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Classes were suspended at CEGEP St-Laurent on Friday, November 7 and Monday, November 10 when at least 100 students participated in a picket line called by the college’s student association. …

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