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The Supreme Court of Canada is set to examine a decision finding that Facebook breached federal privacy law by failing to adequately inform its users. Court proceedings are expected to scrutinize the legal standards governing digital privacy, setting a precedent for accountability in the tech industry.
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Canada Faces Billions Investment Gap to Meet Critical Mineral Demand
A recent report warns that Canada will need up to $30-billion by 2040 to meet its soaring demand for key minerals. The study highlights a serious funding shortfall amid global competition and stringent climate policies, urging coordinated industry and government action to secure sustainable resource development. More...
Government forces a union vote on Canada Post offer
Federal officials are breaking the deadlock between Canada Post and its union by mandating a vote on the latest offer. The government’s decisive intervention aims to overcome prolonged negotiations, leaving postal workers and industry watchers both hopeful and skeptical about the future of labor relations in the postal service. More...
Mi’kmaw Chiefs protest uranium exploration without consultation
Mi’kmaw Chiefs in Nova Scotia are vociferously opposing uranium exploration projects that have advanced without proper consultation with Indigenous communities. They warn that bypassing environmental and community input risks further damaging relationships and call for immediate, respectful, and responsible resource management practices. More...
Vancouver property undervaluation may cost millions in taxes
Experts now warn that Vancouver’s property assessments are significantly underestimating true market values, potentially costing local governments millions in lost tax revenue. Legal loopholes in property transfers are raising eyebrows as officials call for a more accurate appraisal system to balance municipal revenues and fair market practices. More...
Quebec implements modern regulatory framework for expanded flood zones
The Quebec government has unveiled a revamped regulatory framework concerning flood-prone areas, potentially expanding flood zone maps by approximately 30%. This new initiative aims to enhance community safety and urban planning as authorities brace for more accurate risk assessments amid evolving climate challenges. More...
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