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Ostrich Farmers Awaiting Supreme Court Decision Get Little Attention From Ottawa

86% Left coverage: 21 sources

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British Columbia Politics · Vancouver

B.C. Conservative staffer fired for calling Reconciliation Day flag a ‘disgrace’

55% Left coverage: 11 sources

A former spokesperson for the Conservative Party of British Columbia says she has been fired over a social media post in which she called the raising of a flag honouring survivors of Canada’s residential school system a “disgrace.” See the Story

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NDP House Leader Farnworth says government plans passing 18 bills during fall session

83% Left coverage: 6 sources

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Law professor would be ‘surprised’ if High Court takes up B.C. ostrich farm case — REUTERS / ixx511

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Law professor would be ‘surprised’ if High Court takes up B.C. ostrich farm case

Ostrich Farmers Awaiting Supreme Court Decision Get Little Attention From Ottawa

86% Left coverage: 21 sources

British Columbia Politics · British Columbia See the Story

Vancouver-area home sales up 1.2% in September, still below long-term trend

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Housing · Vancouver See the Story

NDP House Leader Farnworth says government plans passing 18 bills during fall session

83% Left coverage: 6 sources

British Columbia Politics · British Columbia See the Story

B.C. Conservative staffer fired for calling Reconciliation Day flag a ‘disgrace’

55% Left coverage: 11 sources

World Cup lodging shortfall in Vancouver predicted, Airbnb bids to loosen regulations

67% Left coverage: 21 sources

A new report that forecasts a significant lodging shortage in Vancouver next summer during the 2026 World Cup games is being used as a pitch by Airbnb for governments to loosen regulations on short-term rentals.British Columbia Politics · British Columbia See the Story

Law professor would be ‘surprised’ if High Court takes up B.C. ostrich farm case

68% Left coverage: 19 sources

A law professor at the University of Ottawa says he’d be surprised if the Supreme Court of Canada decides to hear the case of a B.C. farm fighting to save its ostriches from being culled by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.British Columbia Politics · British Columbia See the Story

Public warning issued for B.C. city after 11 suspected drug deaths in five weeks

78% Left coverage: 18 sources

Police in Campbell River, B.C., are issuing a public warning after at least 11 people have died from suspected drug overdoses in the last five weeks.British Columbia Politics · British Columbia See the Story

B.C. public service workers to rally in Vancouver after contract talks break down

82% Left coverage: 28 sources

The union representing 34,000 public sector workers in British Columbia says members of other unions will join a rally in downtown Vancouver on Wednesday to show they are “not backing down” after contract talks stalled with the government.British Columbia Politics · British Columbia See the Story

Poilievre Chooses Word Carefully when Asked About Ostrich Cull, May Calls for Re

Coverage: 2 sources

Federal leaders in Ottawa have been asked to weigh in on the fate of a flock of ostriches facing a cull due to bird flu in Edgewood, B.C. In response, Pierre Poilievre has pointed a finger at the Liberals, while Elizabeth May has called for re-testing.Politics · British Columbia See the Story

Legal challenges claim B.C. natural gas pipeline hasn’t been ‘substantially started’

90% Left coverage: 19 sources

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Ostrich Farmers Awaiting Supreme Court Decision Get Little Attention From Ottawa

B.C. Conservative staffer fired for calling Reconciliation Day flag a ‘disgrace’

NDP House Leader Farnworth says government plans passing 18 bills during fall session

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Law professor would be ‘surprised’ if High Court takes up B.C. ostrich farm case

Ostrich Farmers Awaiting Supreme Court Decision Get Little Attention From Ottawa

Vancouver-area home sales up 1.2% in September, still below long-term trend

NDP House Leader Farnworth says government plans passing 18 bills during fall session

B.C. Conservative staffer fired for calling Reconciliation Day flag a ‘disgrace’

World Cup lodging shortfall in Vancouver predicted, Airbnb bids to loosen regulations

Law professor would be ‘surprised’ if High Court takes up B.C. ostrich farm case

Public warning issued for B.C. city after 11 suspected drug deaths in five weeks

B.C. public service workers to rally in Vancouver after contract talks break down

Poilievre Chooses Word Carefully when Asked About Ostrich Cull, May Calls for Re

Legal challenges claim B.C. natural gas pipeline hasn’t been ‘substantially started’

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Ostrich Farmers Awaiting Supreme Court Decision Get Little Attention From Ottawa

Vancouver-area home sales up 1.2% in September, still below long-term trend

NDP House Leader Farnworth says government plans passing 18 bills during fall session

B.C. Conservative staffer fired for calling Reconciliation Day flag a ‘disgrace’

World Cup lodging shortfall in Vancouver predicted, Airbnb bids to loosen regulations

Law professor would be ‘surprised’ if High Court takes up B.C. ostrich farm case

Public warning issued for B.C. city after 11 suspected drug deaths in five weeks

B.C. public service workers to rally in Vancouver after contract talks break down

Poilievre Chooses Word Carefully when Asked About Ostrich Cull, May Calls for Re

Legal challenges claim B.C. natural gas pipeline hasn’t been ‘substantially started’