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Calgary’s living wage now at more than $26 per hour, according to reportA new report estimates Calgary's living wage for 2025 at $26.50 per hour. That's $2 more than last year and more than $10 higher than Alberta's current minimum wage.EconomyNov 13
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Minimum wage raised in 5 provinces, with Alberta now the lowestFive provinces have raised the minimum wage in a move poised to help support workers facing affordability issues, while Alberta held firm and is now the lowest rate nationally.MoneyOct 1
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Ontario’s minimum wage goes up to $17.60 per hourOntario's minimum wage is now set at $17.60 per hour, an increase of 40 cents.CanadaOct 1
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Alberta premier defends decision not to increase province’s minimum wage, set to be lowest in CanadaStarting Wednesday, Alberta will have the lowest minimum wage in Canada. The $15 per hour wage hasn't been increased since Rachel Notley's NDP government hiked it in 2018.EconomySep 30
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Five provinces boost minimum wage, Alberta lowestFive provinces are increasing their minimum wage today to support workers amid affordability issues.CanadaOct 1
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Manitoba lowering breast cancer screening age to 40The province is lowering the minimum age for breast cancer screening from 50 to 45 beginning Jan. 2, a move being welcomed by advocates.HealthDec 24
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Alberta gig workers push for recognition as unstable incomes, burnout take tollThe findings highlight what gig workers say they know firsthand: the flexibility of the work often comes at the cost of stability, benefits and long-term financial security.CanadaDec 11
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Minimum wage to increase in 5 provinces in OctoberOntario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia will see their minimum wage rates increase as of Oct. 1, 2025.ConsumerSep 23
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Alberta to have the lowest minimum wage in Canada as of Oct. 1 as NDP calls for boostAlberta will soon have the lowest minimum wage in Canada at $15. per hour after Saskatchewan increases its minimum wage to $15.35 per hour on October 1.EconomySep 22
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Manitoba New Democrats gather for conventionThe costs of child care, food and other items are among the topics on the agenda at this weekend's Manitoba NDP convention in Brandon.PoliticsNov 8
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Vancouver council approves DTES changes for safer, more dignified housing'For too long, aging SROs have continued to deteriorate, and regulatory barriers have prevented viable replacements from moving forward,' Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim said.PoliticsDec 17
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‘Long overdue’: Ontario juror pay increasing to $120 per day from Day 1 of serviceThe attorney general said that the jury fee structure in the province hadn’t changed since 1989, an area of the justice system he called “neglected.”CanadaSep 30
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Supreme Court rules against mandatory minimum child pornography sentencesThe decision affirms a ruling of the Quebec Court of Appeal, which said the mandatory minimum sentences violated the Charter guarantee against cruel or unusual punishment.CanadaOct 31
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Mandatory minimum child pornography sentences unconstitutional, Supreme Court rulesThe offence of possession of child sexual abuse and exploitation materials covers a very wide range of circumstances, Supreme Court of Canada Justice Mary Moreau said.CrimeOct 31
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Alberta bill allows doctors to toggle between public and private pay for surgeriesThe bill opens the door for Alberta surgeons to charge patients for privately-delivered procedures while keeping a foot in the public system and billing taxpayers.HealthNov 24
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Hurricane Melissa leaves more than 45 dead as rescue efforts ramp upJamaica's military has called on reserve personnel to report for duty to help with relief and rescue operations.TrendingOct 31
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Black Friday Canada: Your ultimate guide to must-shop dealsBlack Friday is here and the deals are rolling in. From Apple, Jenny Bird and SMEG to unexpected finds, we’ve sifted through the sales so you don’t have to.The CuratorNov 30
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Trump commutes ex-GOP congressman George Santos’ 7-year prison sentenceThe New York Republican was sentenced in April after admitting last year to deceiving donors and stealing the identities of 11 people to make donations to his campaign.U.S. NewsOct 17
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‘I still feel vulnerable’: Former worker at fined N.B. seafood company speaks outA former employee alleged she and her co-workers faced threats that if they complained about conditions, they would be deported back to their home country.CanadaOct 8
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Here’s what to shop for at the Sephora fall saleFrom the Rhode beauty Glazing Milk to Milk Makeup's newest mascara, read on for all our faves from this year's Sephora fall savings event.The CuratorOct 31