Where's the Actual Facts, British Columbia?
While federal unions squirrel away millions for impending strikes, the ultra-wealthy are busy staging a 'coup' – not with tanks, but with lobbyists and a carefully constructed narrative. It seems 'democracy' is just a suggestion when you're swimming in cash.
Because when life gives you endless pine trees and a rain-soaked long weekend, you make it weird.
Metro Vancouver's annual transit fare hike is here, and with it, the predictable calls for a low-income pass. It's almost as if the powers-that-be are surprised by the concept of people needing affordable transportation.
The BC Nurses’ Union has officially filed a 72-hour strike notice with the Labour Relations Board, signaling that 60,000 nurses have reached a breaking point over burnout, staffing shortages, and a rejected contract offer.
While the rest of the world is busy arguing about geopolitics, the true rulers of the Great White North—teenagers with internet access, dynamic felines, and processed cheese executives—have been left to their own glorious devices.
A new survey commissioned by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce reveals that 48% of its members are likely to relocate their businesses out of Alberta if the province votes to separate from Canada, signaling deep economic anxiety over the potential political shift.
Hold onto your data, folks, because the government is at it again! Bill C-36 promises a 'major overhaul' of federal privacy law, which, if history is any guide, means a whole lot of bureaucratic jargon leading to precisely zero actual privacy.
Our esteemed governments, federal and provincial, have cooked up a brilliant scheme to tackle the housing crisis: buying back condos. Yes, you heard that right, buying back properties that, one could argue, their own policies helped make unaffordable in the first place.