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B.C. food banks warn of ‘perfect storm’ with record demand, low donations'Last month alone, in the month of August, we had 482 new clients, which represents probably about 1,500 people,' Kim Savage with the Surrey Food Bank told Global News.CanadaSep 11
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Plan to develop Surrey golf course for housing meets pushbackTo move forward with the plan, the Hills at Portal Golf Club would have to be removed from B.C.'s Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR).PoliticsDec 11
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Outreach workers say Ontario encampments are ‘necessary’ amid lack of shelter spacesAs the province seeks to end homeless encampments in public spaces with tough new legislation, many Ontarians are divided over how the issue should be handled.CanadaDec 23
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Canadians more cautious about holiday spending despite tax break: pollThis holiday season, Canadians are being more cautious about their spending despite a tax break on a slew of items, new Ipsos polling exclusive to Global News shows.ConsumerDec 17
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Downtown Eastside organizations say more people from outside region seeking helpTwo organizations in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside that help people transform their lives through meaningful work say the need for their services is greater than ever this year.EconomyDec 24
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Bus passengers testify in murder trial over fatal B.C. transit stabbingKaiden Mintenko has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the April 11, 2023 fatal stabbing.CrimeDec 4
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Surrey council taking steps to build a dedicated Fraser River ash-scattering pierThe city already has an ash-scattering garden, but many cultures view scattering ashes into moving water as a crucial part of laying loved ones to rest.PoliticsOct 21
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Investigation: Visas have become an Indian foreign interference toolIn exchange for visas, Canadians are allegedly being asked to sign letters supporting the Indian government.CanadaDec 10
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La Ronge, Sask. doctors diagnose 27 cases of scurvy, highlighting food insecurityDoctors in La Ronge, Sask., have treated 27 cases of scurvy within the last six months, bringing to light the severe impact of food insecurity in the province’s North.CanadaNov 15
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Reunions, rewards and resilience: B.C.’s 2024 good news headlinesHere are 10 stories from B.C. that warmed our hearts, reaffirmed our faith in humanity and made us smile in 2024 - we hope you enjoy them.Canada9 hours
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Greenland rebuffs Trump, says country is ‘not for sale’President-elect Donald Trump is renewing unsuccessful calls he made during his first term for the U.S. to buy Greenland from Denmark.U.S. NewsDec 23
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‘You’re always reacting’: Poll finds high number of Alberta nurses thinking of leaving professionThe poll done for the Alberta Association of Nurses (AAN) found 68% of nurses in the province are thinking of leaving nursing.HealthDec 4
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City of Edmonton asking for feedback on single-use bylawEdmontonians have had mixed feelings and now the city is asking people to share their thoughts officially. The findings of a survey could bring some changes.ConsumerNov 11
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Scurvy in Canada: Is the vitamin C deficiency disease making a comeback?Scurvy, a disease caused by severe vitamin C deficiency and once thought to be an illness of the past, has never truly disappeared in Canada.HealthNov 21
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‘We need more revenue, full stop’: City of Winnipeg says tax increases are on the wayThe City of Winnipeg released details of its preliminary budget Wednesday, which included a hefty increase to property taxes, as expected..PoliticsDec 11
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Ottawa fiscal update mired in uncertainty amid tariff fears, Freeland exitThe Liberal government’s fall economic statement arrived in a cloud of controversy Monday after Chrystia Freeland’s abrupt resignation as the minister of finance.PoliticsDec 16
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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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‘It makes it very hard’: Surrey Food Bank customers get less as demand rises againLast year between 16,000 and 17,000 people used the Surrey Food Bank every month. This year they are seeing between 20,000 and 21,000 people per month.EconomyAug 13
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Walmart’s promise of low prices lured shoppers in 3rd quarterWalmart ratcheted up sales and profits again in the third quarter with its comparatively low prices proving a powerful draw for shoppers seeking to cut spending where they could.U.S. NewsNov 19
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N.S. NDP Leader Claudia Chender says she has integrity-or-bust approach to politicsNova Scotia NDP Leader Claudia Chender doesn’t make a habit of getting kicked out of the legislature — it’s happened once in her seven-year political career.PoliticsNov 20