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As the end of the year approaches, so, too, does the deadline to use the last of 2022s health benefits, prompting medical professionals to urge Canadians not to short themselves of care.

As the end of the year approaches, so, too, does the deadline to use the last of 2022s health benefits, prompting medical professionals to urge Canadians not to short themselves of care.

Abacus Data survey completed this month found that 38 per cent of Alberta respondents would cast their ballot for the provincial NDP, while 32 per cent would vote for the UCP.

A recent poll conducted by Abacus Data showcases that Michiganders are overwhelmingly in favor of home sharing and want proportionate rules that allow people to share their homes and make tax simpler.

When Trudeau and his ministers appear before the commission this week, they will have to explain why they felt their judgment was better.

National polls find Canadians evenly split on Liberals and Conservatives. In Battleground Ontario though, there are signs of a shift.

TORONTO - Labour experts say a broad outpouring of support from unions for Ontario education workers in their fight with Premier Doug Ford was unprecedented and could galvanize workers at the bargaining table in the weeks and months to come.

CUPE ordered the 55,000 Ontario education support workers to return to work because their strike has roiled Doug Ford’s hard-right government and threatens to trigger a province-wide general strike.

Education workers walked off the job in protest at the Conservative Ontario government's new union-busting legislation, which is designed to undermine the right to strike, writes Jeff Shantz.

The education support workers are taking a stand on behalf of the entire working class. For years, federal and provincial governments of all stripes have used anti-strike laws or the threat of them to impose concession contracts and austerity.