Canada · 6 d ago
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Quebec to table a bill to end the time change
Clocks go back overnight from Oct 31 to Nov 1, and a government source says it will be the last time.
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Canada · 6 d ago
EgorovaSvetlana · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Quebec to table a bill to end the time change
Clocks go back overnight from Oct 31 to Nov 1, and a government source says it will be the last time.
Canada · 6 d ago
Airlines ask Ottawa to allow 14-hour duty days for pilots
At least 18 carriers have asked Transport Canada for exemptions that would lengthen pilots' maximum duty day from 13 to 14 hours and their work week from 60 to 70 hours.
Canada · 6 d ago
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CSIS tries to fix a toxic workplace culture by rebuilding trust
A staff survey found only 40 per cent of CSIS respondents had confidence in top management, and 29 per cent said senior managers make effective, timely decisions.
Canada · 6 d ago
Canadians are split on immigration levels, and Quebecers are the least worried
An Environics Institute poll found 48 per cent of Canadians say there are too many immigrants in Canada, and 48 per cent say there are not.
Canada · 6 d ago
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Business lobbies Ottawa on defence, sovereignty and trade before the Nov 5 budget
The House of Commons finance committee received more than 1,350 submissions, over 400 more than last year.
Canada · 6 d ago
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Donations for the 24 Sussex renovation reach $5.7 million
More than 4,000 donors have given $5.7 million, 11.4 per cent of the $50-million target set in June.
Canada · 6 d ago
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Calgary council approves steep water rate hikes through 2030
The average household's monthly water bill is set to rise from $119 this year to $134 in 2027 and $206 by 2030.
Canada · 6 d ago
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B.C.'s incoming premier does not back Poilievre's push to lift the tanker ban
On Tuesday, Pierre Poilievre urged the Liberal government to reverse the moratorium on tankers off B.C.'s north coast so a Calgary-based company could ship crude to Asia from Prince Rupert.
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