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Manitoba government says it’s working to get promised tax credit to homeowners
The Manitoba government faced more questions about its property tax reforms Tuesday after some homeowners did not receive a ...
Could the Site C dam’s massive worker camp end up in a B.C. landfill?
The camp, which housed nearly 2,000 workers while the hydroelectric dam was being built, is reaching the end of its life as the project nears completion.
Manitoba says no to some U.S. bidders, but Tories say U.S. firms still getting work
The Manitoba government is barring U.S. companies from bidding on some government contracts, but the Opposition PC's say that ...
Forensic audit into City of Richmond gift card spending expanded to last decade
"It's on everyone's mind in the city, it doesn't matter if you go to McDonald's or you go shopping," one Richmond city counicllor said of the scandal.
Kelowna to study potential switch from RCMP to municipal policing
“As Kelowna continues to grow rapidly, and with the RCMP policing contract for municipalities set to expire in 2032, this review is a responsible step to ensure we are delivering the best value to ...
Calgary Transit planning to revive storefronts in some CTrain stations
Calgary Transit has already selected a vendor for the Bridgeland station kiosk and is exploring opportunities at Brentwood, Heritage, Southland and Westbrook LRT stations.
Documents seem to show how Alberta inmate was wrongly released from jail
Global News has been sent documents and screenshots appearing to show how an alleged fake stay of proceedings letter tricked Alberta's justice system into letting out an inmate.
B.C. businesses brace for disruptions as threat of Canada Post strike looms
Businesses in B.C. are bracing for a potential disruption after Canada Post workers issued 72-hour strike notice. The union will be in legal strike position on Friday.
Preliminary work on plan to dredge Burrard Inlet underway, port says
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority says preliminary work on a plan to dredge Burrard Inlet to accommodate fully loaded oil tankers is now underway ...
Sister of Saskatoon homicide victim speaks out
The identity of one of the two homicide victims in Saskatoon May long weekend has been identified as Matthew Brabant by his sister, Allison Forsberg.
The Saskatoon Forestry Farm is hoping to expand
Big ideas are in talks at the Saskatoon Forestry Farm to expand the bear exhibit and bring more animals like polar bears to ...
Albertans scramble to prepare for another possible Canada Post strike
With a Friday morning deadline for another strike at Canada Post looming, both customers and small business owners are again scrambling to make alternative delivery plans.