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The province announced Thursday the dam on the Peace River near Fort St. John is being named the John Horgan Dam and Generating Station.

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BIA executive director blames community infighting for failed bylaw renewal

To rally opposition to the Ontario premier’s plan, Mayor Olivia Chow’s office has started a petition to tell the province “Hands off our land.”

Joe Barrett helped migrant worker tunnel builders win a historic labour victory.

Two community groups are behind growing opposition toward supportive housing projects across Metro Vancouver.

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Neil Cochrane’s memoir describes a time when dealing with applicants was often very personal — especially when marriage fraud was suspected.

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A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to support the widow of Harold Johnson, a longtime security guard in Vancouver's Chinatown.

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Gordon Quan is also being remembered as a pillar of Victoria’s Chinese community, a tireless worker and volunteer.

A language skills program was set to go, until the government pulled the plug.

Veteran journalist Rod Mickleburgh says he was careful to ensure John Horgan’s authentic voice was maintained. That meant leaving in some “f-bombs” and relaying hard truths.

Vaughn Palmer: Anecdotes about the late premier's love of people abound at event in Victoria

He was a dockworker, then a labour leader. Now Rob Ashton wants to lead the federal NDP. A Tyee Q&A.

Canada's left party may be undertaking the bold experiment of indulging in overt, unapologetic class politics. Risks include energizing members and winning.

Advocates and family members say targeted phone alerts for missing seniors with cognitive impairments could improve their chances of being found.

More Toronto residents say they feel safe in the city, according to a ‘listening’ survey conducted by polling firm Ipsos

As the federal government moves to reduce the number of non-permanent residents, critics warn this may signal a harder shift in policy.

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Several award-winning books may be removed from Edmonton public school libraries amid new rules from the provincial Ministry of Education and Childcare.

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Fifteen years after it went up, a monument near Hope’s town hall prompts protests from diplomats.

The man who opened Langford’s first Asian restaurant in 1969 is now part of a partnership to open downtown Langford’s first hotel.

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