Canadian rents cool after years of soaring increases
Signals a shift in the housing market
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The Canadian Dream is fading fast for Gen-Zers
Feeling betrayed, they’re looking elsewhere for opportunity
UBCIC Chiefs commit a grave error in labelling authors as racist deniers
Attempt to suppress open debate on residential schools
Why Human Rights Commissions need a new name and focus
While rights are essential, they come with corresponding responsibilities
Efforts to save salmon-addicted whales destroying B.C.’s coastal economy
We’re sacrificing salmon, jobs and livelihoods to save a doomed whale species
Vancouver housing developments failing to address the city’s affordability crisis
Vancouver is building tiny, overpriced units instead of the housing residents need
The BC NDP government’s reconciliation agenda facing backlash, and it’s not hard to see why
Its approach has been anything but transparent, leaving many people feeling shut out of the conversation
CBC’s six-figure paydays surge despite sharp decline in viewership
CBC hands out millions in salaries and bonuses while Canadian taxpayers struggle to make ends meet
How non-profit hospitals could transform Canada’s ailing healthcare systems
Non-profit hospitals are the key to reducing wait times in Canada
Building trust with the public is essential for the long-term viability of oil and gas
The energy sector must start to build public trust or it will face consequences
BC NDP brands non-Indigenous residents as “settlers”
Also wants to avoid any use of the term “British Columbians”
Harm-reduction activists defend safer supply with conspiracy theories
The truth about safer supply programs and youth addiction
How BC’s Indigenous rights act alters BC law in secret
DRIPA rewrites laws without public input or approval
