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Canada’s oceans provide billions in value beyond fish

By Rochelle Baker, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Canada’s healthy oceans are worth billions more than what can simply be extracted from them. Oceans and coastal ecosystems generated at minimum $7.1 billion in benefits in 2023,


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How Canada’s Labour Traffickers Trap Workers

By Isaac Phan Nay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Zak Vescera, The Investigative Journalism Foundation

Choori Mohamed came to Canada with a dream of finding a job, getting permanent residency and eventually helping his wife and two children emigrate from his home in India.

Instead, he said, he went into debt paying $10,000 to secure a job and spent more t...


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The last thing Canada’s air travellers need

Commentary By Alex Whalen and Jake Fuss

Recently, citing “feedback” from Canadians, WestJet backed down from its plan to add more seats to certain aircraft—a move that would have reduced space for travellers. The episode also prompted calls for stricter regulation of Canada’s airlines, with one headline suggesting there’s a “regulation gap” in the industry.

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"If I speak up, I lose work. If I stay quiet, I risk my life.”

By Mata Press Service

Canada’s trucking industry, increasingly powered by immigrant labour and business ownership, is facing a systemic crisis of wage theft, unpaid work, and unsafe conditions, according to a report that warns exploitation has become normalized across the sector.

The findings come as trucking has quietly become one of the most immigrant-dominate...


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Unmasking the "D” word: Anatomy of a Deportation

By Catherine Sas, K.C. Special to The Post

 

There is an ugly word in immigration practice that no one really wants to speak about: deportation. Yet deportation is a fact of immigration life, and few clients really understand the practical steps of Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) effecting a deportation order. Let’s review this unfortunate reality.

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