Canada's immigration department cutting roughly 3,300 jobs over 3 years
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced plans to cut about 3,300 jobs, or about a quarter of its workforce, over the next three years.
The federal department emailed employees on Monday about its "budget situation" and the impact on staffing, which IRCC later confirmed with CBC. The email stated it was unclear who would be impacted by these cuts, but it would reach every sector and branch. Those affected would be notified starting in mid-February.
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Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced plans to cut about 3,300 jobs, or about a quarter of its workforce, over the next three years.
The federal department emailed employees on Monday about its "budget situation" and the impact on staffing, which IRCC later confirmed with CBC. The email stated it was unclear who would be impacted by these cuts, but it would reach every sector and branch. Those affected would be notified starting in mid-February.
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Vancouver Public Library defends policy that prevents staff from wearing Palestinian symbols
The head of the Vancouver Public Library is defending a policy that dictates what symbols its roughly 800 staff can wear while at work, amid concerns from employees that the rules unfairly single out symbols that show support for Palestinians.
VPL's interim chief librarian and CEO Dawn Ibey said Monday in an interview with CBC News that the VPL's policy applies to all political symbols. "We're not singling out any particular symbol, but the goal of the policy is to ensure that all employees have a safe and respectful workplace that's free from bullying, harassment and discrimination," she said.
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The head of the Vancouver Public Library is defending a policy that dictates what symbols its roughly 800 staff can wear while at work, amid concerns from employees that the rules unfairly single out symbols that show support for Palestinians.
VPL's interim chief librarian and CEO Dawn Ibey said Monday in an interview with CBC News that the VPL's policy applies to all political symbols. "We're not singling out any particular symbol, but the goal of the policy is to ensure that all employees have a safe and respectful workplace that's free from bullying, harassment and discrimination," she said.
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Tariff threat should force British Columbians to rethink travel to the U.S., premier says
British Columbians should rethink their vacations to the United States in light of Donald Trump's tariff threat, Premier David Eby said Tuesday.
The U.S. president said Monday that 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods could take effect as soon as Feb. 1, which Eby called a "deliberate economic attack" on B.C. families.
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British Columbians should rethink their vacations to the United States in light of Donald Trump's tariff threat, Premier David Eby said Tuesday.
The U.S. president said Monday that 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods could take effect as soon as Feb. 1, which Eby called a "deliberate economic attack" on B.C. families.
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Canada to increase security at U.S. border
Canada is sticking to its promise of increasing border security after U.S. President Donald Trump said his 25 per cent trade tariffs on Canadian goods will kick-in on February 1.
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Canada is sticking to its promise of increasing border security after U.S. President Donald Trump said his 25 per cent trade tariffs on Canadian goods will kick-in on February 1.
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Council looks to dissolve subcommittee overseeing LRT construction
Ottawa city council is looking at plans to dissolve a subcommittee that oversees LRT construction. The light rail subcommittee was created about a week after Justice William Hourigan released his scathing public inquiry report into the problems surrounding the opening of Line 1.
The subcommittee receives regular updates on the progress of ongoing construction work. It was responsible for overseeing the city's action plan in response to the public inquiry report, though that role wrapped up last year when staff noted that just a few items remained and transit commission could take over that work.
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Ottawa city council is looking at plans to dissolve a subcommittee that oversees LRT construction. The light rail subcommittee was created about a week after Justice William Hourigan released his scathing public inquiry report into the problems surrounding the opening of Line 1.
The subcommittee receives regular updates on the progress of ongoing construction work. It was responsible for overseeing the city's action plan in response to the public inquiry report, though that role wrapped up last year when staff noted that just a few items remained and transit commission could take over that work.
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RCMP sending in reinforcements to address rising violence, shooting death in Dawson Creek, B.C.
The B.C. RCMP is once again sending more officers to Dawson Creek, in the province's northeast, following a new spate of violence in the community of roughly 12,400 people.
In the past week there have been at least two high-profile shootings, including a drive-by in a residential neighbourhood and another in a business area that left one dead and another injured. Police say these and other violent incidents appear to be gang-related and that members of several provincial units, including the Uniform Gang Enforcement Team and Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit will be deployed to the city located about 400 kilometres by car north of Prince George, near the B.C.-Alberta border.
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The B.C. RCMP is once again sending more officers to Dawson Creek, in the province's northeast, following a new spate of violence in the community of roughly 12,400 people.
In the past week there have been at least two high-profile shootings, including a drive-by in a residential neighbourhood and another in a business area that left one dead and another injured. Police say these and other violent incidents appear to be gang-related and that members of several provincial units, including the Uniform Gang Enforcement Team and Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit will be deployed to the city located about 400 kilometres by car north of Prince George, near the B.C.-Alberta border.
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Strep throat and ear infection testing now available at some Sask. pharmacies
The new services are part of a provincial pilot project. Eleven Saskatchewan pharmacies have been selected to offer step throat and ear infection assessments through a pilot project with the provincial government. Another 37 were chosen to offer only the ear infection assessments. The pharmacies will also be able to prescribe and dispense medication for those conditions.
The Saskatchewan government announced the project in September 2024, with initial funding of $700,000 for pharmacist training. The training allows for pharmacists to conduct rapid testing for strep throat, providing patients with results in approximately 10 minutes.
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The new services are part of a provincial pilot project. Eleven Saskatchewan pharmacies have been selected to offer step throat and ear infection assessments through a pilot project with the provincial government. Another 37 were chosen to offer only the ear infection assessments. The pharmacies will also be able to prescribe and dispense medication for those conditions.
The Saskatchewan government announced the project in September 2024, with initial funding of $700,000 for pharmacist training. The training allows for pharmacists to conduct rapid testing for strep throat, providing patients with results in approximately 10 minutes.
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Widow to keep $100K from late husband's RRSP after court victory against Canada Revenue Agency
An Alberta widow will be allowed to keep tens of thousands of dollars her late husband left to her in retirement savings after winning a years-long court battle against the Canada Revenue Agency.
The ruling Tuesday said Marlene Enns is exempt from a clause in Canadian tax law that gives the tax agency power to collect unpaid tax debts from spouses or common-law partners in certain cases because, under law, her marriage ended the moment her husband died.
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An Alberta widow will be allowed to keep tens of thousands of dollars her late husband left to her in retirement savings after winning a years-long court battle against the Canada Revenue Agency.
The ruling Tuesday said Marlene Enns is exempt from a clause in Canadian tax law that gives the tax agency power to collect unpaid tax debts from spouses or common-law partners in certain cases because, under law, her marriage ended the moment her husband died.
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Premiers focus on improving domestic trade as Canada-U.S. trade war looms
Canadian premiers say it's time to focus on reducing domestic trade barriers, making it easier to trade goods and move workers between provinces β especially with a Canada-U.S. trade war looming.
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Canadian premiers say it's time to focus on reducing domestic trade barriers, making it easier to trade goods and move workers between provinces β especially with a Canada-U.S. trade war looming.
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Boil-water advisory lifted for Halifax-area communities
A boil-water advisory that lasted more than two days and impacted 200,000 customers in the Halifax area was lifted Thursday morning.
The advisory impacted people in Beaver Bank, Middle and Lower Sackville, Upper Hammonds Plains, Bedford, Fall River, Windsor Junction, Halifax, Timberlea, Spryfield, Waverley and Herring Cove.
In a news release Thursday morning, Halifax Water said residents in those communities could resume consuming their tap water after following a few steps.
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A boil-water advisory that lasted more than two days and impacted 200,000 customers in the Halifax area was lifted Thursday morning.
The advisory impacted people in Beaver Bank, Middle and Lower Sackville, Upper Hammonds Plains, Bedford, Fall River, Windsor Junction, Halifax, Timberlea, Spryfield, Waverley and Herring Cove.
In a news release Thursday morning, Halifax Water said residents in those communities could resume consuming their tap water after following a few steps.
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'You are a monster': Former Catholic priest pleads guilty to sexually assaulting Nunavut children
Eric Dejaeger, 77, entered his guilty pleas in an Iqaluit courtroom Thursday morning before Justice Faiyaz Alibhai. Victims also began to read their impact statements, detailing the abuse they faced as children.
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Eric Dejaeger, 77, entered his guilty pleas in an Iqaluit courtroom Thursday morning before Justice Faiyaz Alibhai. Victims also began to read their impact statements, detailing the abuse they faced as children.
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Doug Ford planning to call Ontario election next Wednesday: source
Premier Doug Ford plans to call a provincial election on Jan. 31, with voting set for Feb. 27. This follows speculation about an early election before the 2026 date. Ford cites the need for a stronger mandate to address potential economic impacts from U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods. A "super caucus" meeting this weekend will prepare Progressive Conservative candidates for the campaign.
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Premier Doug Ford plans to call a provincial election on Jan. 31, with voting set for Feb. 27. This follows speculation about an early election before the 2026 date. Ford cites the need for a stronger mandate to address potential economic impacts from U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods. A "super caucus" meeting this weekend will prepare Progressive Conservative candidates for the campaign.
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Police struggling to keep pace with cryptocurrency fraudsters
Ottawa police say they're receiving daily reports of cryptocurrency fraud from victims who have been swindled out of their savings and investments, with very little chance of getting their money back. The largest loss to date involved a victim who was bilked of $2 million, police said.
Acting Sgt. Alex Wolf, a detective in the Ottawa Police Service's organized fraud unit, said the reported cases likely represent only a fraction of the fraud that's occurring. Wolf said victims come from a wide range of backgrounds, but fraudsters appear to be targeting one group in particular.
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Ottawa police say they're receiving daily reports of cryptocurrency fraud from victims who have been swindled out of their savings and investments, with very little chance of getting their money back. The largest loss to date involved a victim who was bilked of $2 million, police said.
Acting Sgt. Alex Wolf, a detective in the Ottawa Police Service's organized fraud unit, said the reported cases likely represent only a fraction of the fraud that's occurring. Wolf said victims come from a wide range of backgrounds, but fraudsters appear to be targeting one group in particular.
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"Financially paralyzed: Half of Canadians living bill-to-bill, poll finds
More than half of Canadians are feeling "financially paralyzed" amid the surging cost of living, according to a new poll.
Fifty-five per cent of Canadians used that language to describe their finances, according to the survey commissioned by the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). Nearly half (48 per cent) added they could no longer afford to maintain their standard of living, while nearly a third (29 per cent) said their finances were in a constant state of chaos.
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More than half of Canadians are feeling "financially paralyzed" amid the surging cost of living, according to a new poll.
Fifty-five per cent of Canadians used that language to describe their finances, according to the survey commissioned by the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). Nearly half (48 per cent) added they could no longer afford to maintain their standard of living, while nearly a third (29 per cent) said their finances were in a constant state of chaos.
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More underweighted meat uncovered as big grocers hit with class action lawsuit
After Deborah Eakins read the recent CBC News investigation about Loblaw, Sobeys and Walmart grocery stores overcharging customers by selling underweighted meat, she weighed her ground beef.
To her surprise, the meat, bought at Sobeys-owned Pete's Frootique in the Halifax area, appeared to have been weighed with the hard plastic packaging.
CBC News purchased three packages of ground beef from the same store and got the same results. The calculated overcharge was $1.23 β six per cent on the $21.29 bill.
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After Deborah Eakins read the recent CBC News investigation about Loblaw, Sobeys and Walmart grocery stores overcharging customers by selling underweighted meat, she weighed her ground beef.
To her surprise, the meat, bought at Sobeys-owned Pete's Frootique in the Halifax area, appeared to have been weighed with the hard plastic packaging.
CBC News purchased three packages of ground beef from the same store and got the same results. The calculated overcharge was $1.23 β six per cent on the $21.29 bill.
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Ottawa Police Enforce Zero-Tolerance for "Election Convoy" Protest
Ottawa police are maintaining a zero-tolerance stance ahead of a planned "election convoy" protest this weekend, aiming to disrupt traffic on Highway 417. Authorities warn that slow-driving and road blockages are illegal and will be enforced.
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Ottawa police are maintaining a zero-tolerance stance ahead of a planned "election convoy" protest this weekend, aiming to disrupt traffic on Highway 417. Authorities warn that slow-driving and road blockages are illegal and will be enforced.
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Former rural Sask. firefighter pleads guilty to hay bale arson
Logan Sieben, a former member of the Macklin, Sask., fire department, pleaded guilty to arson causing property damage after being accused of igniting 20 hay bale fires last summer. The fires occurred between July 28 and August 25, baffling residents and the volunteer fire department. Sieben was arrested on August 26, and sentencing is set for March 17. He also faces charges of arson with intent to defraud and theft under $5,000, which may be addressed during the sentencing hearing.
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Logan Sieben, a former member of the Macklin, Sask., fire department, pleaded guilty to arson causing property damage after being accused of igniting 20 hay bale fires last summer. The fires occurred between July 28 and August 25, baffling residents and the volunteer fire department. Sieben was arrested on August 26, and sentencing is set for March 17. He also faces charges of arson with intent to defraud and theft under $5,000, which may be addressed during the sentencing hearing.
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Police struggling to keep pace with cryptocurrency fraudsters
Ottawa police say they're receiving daily reports of cryptocurrency fraud from victims who have been swindled out of their savings and investments, with very little chance of getting their money back. The largest loss to date involved a victim who was bilked of $2 million, police said.
Acting Sgt. Alex Wolf, a detective in the Ottawa Police Service's organized fraud unit, said the reported cases likely represent only a fraction of the fraud that's occurring. Wolf said victims come from a wide range of backgrounds, but fraudsters appear to be targeting one group in particular.
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Ottawa police say they're receiving daily reports of cryptocurrency fraud from victims who have been swindled out of their savings and investments, with very little chance of getting their money back. The largest loss to date involved a victim who was bilked of $2 million, police said.
Acting Sgt. Alex Wolf, a detective in the Ottawa Police Service's organized fraud unit, said the reported cases likely represent only a fraction of the fraud that's occurring. Wolf said victims come from a wide range of backgrounds, but fraudsters appear to be targeting one group in particular.
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Job cuts at Canada's immigration department prompt concerns over backlogs and processing times
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has announced plans to cut about a quarter of its workforce over the next three years. As Pinki Wong reports, the news is prompting concerns over backlogs, especially among permanent resident applicants, who already face lengthy processing times.
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Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has announced plans to cut about a quarter of its workforce over the next three years. As Pinki Wong reports, the news is prompting concerns over backlogs, especially among permanent resident applicants, who already face lengthy processing times.
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