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Worldwide factors, not the carbon tax, bear most responsibility for rising prices, say economists

The framework includes directives to teach students about importance of fossil fuel sector in province’s economy

‘It's been the largest animal health emergency that this country has ever had to face’: CFIA

Toronto-area restaurant loses franchise after IJF/CBC uncovers illegal payroll scheme

Data shows that the duration of ice roads across the country is on the decline

At least 72.3 per cent of Edmonton Institution for Women’s population identifies as Indigenous, the IJF has found.

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School district’s accidental loss to vendor scam shows need for fraud risk management and training

Victoria advocate ‘furious’ to learn province includes low-barrier housing in its total

With COVID again surging, the government has taken away the preferred vaccine for some with autoimmune diseases

An extra $129 million has been awarded to IBM since start of 2022 even as Ottawa eyes replacement system

Province has had more than two dozen major crane incidents, some fatal, in the last five years

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Precarious immigration status allows for exploitation by employers, experts say.

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Inside the database of government documents

Some regions turning to expensive private contractors to prevent shortages of pilots and aircraft

Can Canada learn anything from Australia's carbon tax experience?

2024 on track to be year with worst “unparliamentary language” in the House over past two decades

After 37 accidents in 10 years, critics say the tugboat industry suffers from lax oversight and enforcement

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Internal documents reveal how and why the school hired private investigators to secretly record striking teaching assistants.

The provincial government is opposing the deal, which it says would sidestep legal obligations to consult First Nations.

Importing grapes among multiple requests from wine industry lobbyists after grim harvests

Internal briefing notes reveal how Canadians try to conceal donations to hate groups

Greying communities struggle to provide support for aging residents

“Small-money donations have never been the party’s bread and butter,” professor says

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Minister repeats vow to cut $7B in consulting and travel but offers few details

Exceptions are Winnipeg and some commuter cities like Brampton, Ont., and Surrey, B.C.

West Vancouver, City of Vancouver place near the top of a list ranking municipalities for income inequality

Town’s income inequality is greater than disparities in Calgary and Edmonton

Less than half of Canadians believe racialized and 2SLGBTQI+ individuals are treated fairly by RCMP

Allegations of neglect of duty against Toronto police rise as police budget grows

And eight other insights from the IJF’s weekly lobbying newsletter

And other insights from the IJF’s charity tax return data

External consultants doing little to clear backlogs, data shows

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Lawyers, academics, and complainants say system that investigates police misconduct is broken

And eight other insights from the IJF’s weekly lobbying roundup

And eight other insights from the IJF’s weekly lobbying roundup

And eight other insights from the IJF’s weekly lobbying roundup

And eight other insights from the IJF’s first weekly lobbying roundup

And other findings from the IJF’s political donations data

67.2 per cent of African students are rejected compared with 11.6 per cent of Europeans

Experts differ on the extent to which seizures contribute to gun violence reduction

One person’s search for a place to call home shows a public-housing system stretched to its limits