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The vote passed along party lines, with Mayor Ken Sim and all seven ABC Vancouver councillors voting in favour of the motion

The fall was led by a drop in petroleum and coal product sales as well as lower sales in the machinery and computer and electronic product subsectors

Quebec had initially proposed to raise tuition for out-of-province students to around $17,000 from $8,992, but today’s announcement reduces that amount

Beer Store monopoly to end, with cider, wine and coolers also to be sold at convenience stores

While Peltz is one of the candidate nominated, former Disney CFO James Rasulo is the other nominee, Trian Fund Management said

If dentists can bill private and public insurance plans, then why can’t doctors?

The co-chairman of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning human rights group Memorial was convicted of publicly ‘discrediting’ the Russian military

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that he chose to make a public statement about Indias alleged role in the murder of Khalistan terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar to put a chill on India. Safety concerns in the Sikh community also played into the choice, he added.

Manitoba government lifts ban on gambling expansion, says public liquor stores will receive boost as well

True North Real Estate Development signs deal with 34 Southern Manitoba First Nations to build Portage Place mall and a shuttered Hudson’s Bay store