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CanadaCommunity members concerned over location of Vancouver FIFA World Cup training grounds -
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CanadaThe Eras Tour projected economic boom -
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CanadaBlack Friday advertising strategies -
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CrimeSurrey City Councillor on the future of policing in Surrey under the SPS -
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EconomyHoliday shopping experience encourages you to shop local this season -
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CanadaCanada’s GST ‘tax holiday’ moves closer to becoming law -
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ConsumerA little goes a long way when Calgarians support local this holiday season -
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ConsumerWhy Black Friday looks different this year -
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CanadaTrudeau says ‘no question’ Trump plans to follow through on tariff threat -
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CanadaGST ‘holiday’ bill one step closer to becoming law after passing in House
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Tax ‘holiday’ may spur economic growth, but ‘dark cloud’ hangs over futureThe Canadian economy underperformed the Bank of Canada's call for 1.5 per cent annualized growth in the third quarter, and per-capita GDP fell for a sixth consecutive quarter.MoneyNov 29
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Canada failed to diversify trade ahead of Trump tariff threats: expertsCanada's reliance on the United States as a market for its exports has been exposed by president-elect Donald Trump's tariff threats, experts warn.MoneyNov 29
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BC Hydro imported a quarter of the province’s power in the last 12 monthsAccording to documents filed with the B.C. Utilities Commission, BC Hydro imported 13,600 gigawatt hours of electricity in fiscal year 2024, at a cost of nearly $1.4 billion.EconomyNov 28
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GST holiday will be a ‘nightmare’ say small business ownersSmall business owners say the federal government's plan for a two-month GST holiday will not only be a huge headache but will also cost them thousands of dollars.ConsumerNov 28
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B.C. business confidence plummeting amid ‘perfect storm,’ industry group warnsThe Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses is warning small businesses' long-term confidence in the economy is 12 per cent below its historic average.EconomyNov 28
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Campaign aims to highlight B.C.’s ‘untapped workforce’: people with disabilitiesInclusion B.C. has launched a campaign focused on helping businesses understand the benefits of hiring people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.EconomyNov 28
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Alberta taking federal government to court over revised impact assessment lawThe federal Impact Assessment Act determines whether major resource projects should be approved based on the environmental, economic or social impact each project might have.PoliticsNov 28
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Canada Post laying off postal workers amid strike, but says it’s temporaryThe CUPW says Canada Post has been calling workers across the country to lay them off, and claimed some of the layoffs were permanent, which Canada Post denies.CanadaNov 28
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BC Ferries warns of potential 30% fare hike as costs riseThe ferry company has plans to replace part of its aging fleet with seven larger new vessels, the first of which they're aiming to have in service by 2029.EconomyNov 28
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Guelph, Ont. city council approves 2025 budgetCity council passed the budget on Wednesday with a 3.66% tax levy, meaning the average homeowner will pay $174.00 more in property taxes per year.EconomyNov 28
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