In Victoria, former Airbnbs are flooding the market — but no one is buying (ricochet.media)
Dozens of former short-term rentals have gone up for sale since the ban was announced in October, and not one has sold...
Why Do Cops Keep Lying? | The Walrus (thewalrus.ca)
Buffy Sainte-Marie: Let First Nations decide (www.thestar.com)
I’m full blooded Indigenous … I was born into my family, I have a status card, I grew up in my home community and my first language is Ojibway-Cree … I’m a brown skinned darked hair Indian … the first 12 years of my life, all I ever knew was my Indigenous culture, family and language....
Skimpflation: How food companies are swapping ingredients to reduce costs (www.ctvnews.ca)
In addition to hiking prices and shrinking product sizes, some food companies have also been quietly downgrading ingredients to reduce manufacturing costs in a process known as 'skimpflation.'
People get out of poverty faster with a guaranteed livable income says Ontario senator (www.aptnnews.ca)
Chinese military jet intercepts Canadian Forces plane in "aggressive manner" (www.youtube.com)
The anti-Trudeau hate farm based out of Cairo (www.canadaland.com)
The YouTube channel Street Politics Canada is, by its own description, an “independent news organization that aims to cover unfiltered news.”...
Police force under fire for releasing woman's personal information to her cyberstalkers (ottawacitizen.com)
Canadians shouldn’t foot the bill for Big Oil’s costly carbon capture (www.nationalobserver.com)
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Study Shows Selling Tested Drugs Saves Lives | The Tyee (thetyee.ca)
Montreal neo-Nazi sentenced to 15 months in jail for inciting hatred (www.cbc.ca)
Gabriel Sohier-Chaput, who wrote hundreds of articles for the extreme right website the Daily Stormer using the nickname “Zeiger” was found guilty of hate speech earlier this year.
Inflation jumped up to 4% in August thanks to rising gas prices (globalnews.ca)
August's consumer price index figures mark the second consecutive month inflation has accelerated in Canada, even as grocery prices saw some relief.
Son of slain B.C. Sikh leader says family, friends always believed India played role in father's assassination (www.cbc.ca)
Trudeau accusing Indian government of involvement in killing of Canadian Sikh leader (www.cbc.ca)
A Toronto landlord is banning electric vehicles on its property. Tenants' advocates say that's 'unreasonable' (www.cbc.ca)
Far-Right Activists are Planning an Anti-Sex-Ed Convoy Targeting Alberta Teachers’ Association Building (pressprogress.ca)
Canada issues LGBTQ+ travel advisory for U.S. (www.winnipegfreepress.com)
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Developers bought Hamilton Greenbelt property a month before Ontario revealed plans to open it up for housing (www.cbc.ca)
Every developer has opted to pay Montreal instead of building affordable housing, under new bylaw (www.cbc.ca)
Two years after Valérie Plante’s administration said a new housing bylaw would lead to the construction of 600 new social housing units per year, the city hasn’t seen a single one....
Exclusive: The feds bought a pipeline for $5B. How did the cost balloon to over $30B? (globalnews.ca)
How a pipeline project, purchased by the Trudeau government, went from an initial estimate of $5.4 billion to $30.9 billion, potentially leaving Canadian taxpayers on the hook.
Costco voted most respected grocery retailer as Loblaws, Sobeys fall: survey (ca.finance.yahoo.com)
The national survey of 2,932 Canadians, conducted by Maru Public Opinion as part of the Canada’s Most Respected Awards Program, found that Costco was the most respected food retailer in Canada for the second consecutive time.
Canadian intelligence flagged Chinese meddling 37 years ago: newly released report (www.cp24.com)
A newly released document shows intelligence officials have been tracking China's attempts to meddle in Canadian affairs for more than one-third of a century.
Mercury exposure linked to high youth suicides in Canada First Nation (www.theguardian.com)
Bank of Canada raises its interest rate to 5% (www.cbc.ca)
More than half of Canadians $200 away or less from missing bill payments: MNP (globalnews.ca)
Just over half of Canadians say they are $200 away or less from not being able to pay all of their bills at the end of the month amid higher interest rates and inflation.
