Inukjuak: Arctic Community That Shaped Canada
Discover how a small Inuit community in Quebec's Far North played a pivotal role in Canada's sovereignty and cultural identity through decades of resilience and transformation.
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Canada Post Workers Face Holiday Season Pressures
As holiday shipping volumes surge, Canada Post employees confront mounting pressures from back-to-work legislation and challenging working conditions during their busiest season.
Shein's Paris Pop-Up Sparks Fury Over Controversial Products
Shein faces mounting criticism as its Paris store opening coincides with discovery of disturbing childlike sex dolls on its platform, igniting consumer backlash and ethical concerns.
Alberta First Responders Denied PTSD Care: Crisis Exposed
Alberta's frontline heroes are fighting a hidden battle as PTSD claims face systemic delays and denials, leaving families in crisis and advocates demanding urgent reform.
Dinosaur Sex Secrets Revealed Through Mating Injuries
Groundbreaking Canadian research reveals how fossilized injuries from mating combat may finally allow scientists to distinguish male from female dinosaurs, solving a long-standing paleontological mystery.
NS Farmers Aid Jamaican Workers' Families After Hurricane
Nova Scotia's agricultural community launches fundraising campaign to assist Jamaican migrant workers whose families were devastated by Hurricane Melissa, showcasing cross-border solidarity.
France Probes Shein Over Child-Like Sex Dolls
French officials launch investigation into fast-fashion giant Shein after discovering child-like sex dolls available for purchase on their platform, sparking international outrage.
Sex offender released, living in Winnipeg: police alert
Manitoba authorities confirm high-risk offender Randall James Mousseau has been released from prison and will reside in Winnipeg, prompting community safety concerns.
France Threatens Shein Ban Over Childlike Sex Dolls
French officials threaten to ban fast-fashion giant Shein if disturbing childlike sex dolls reappear on their platform, sparking international child protection concerns.
Shein removes child-like sex dolls after French complaint
Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein pulls disturbing child-like sex dolls from sale following intervention by French consumer protection authorities. The controversial products sparked international outrage and regulatory action.
How Rejection Sensitivity Destroys Sex Lives
Discover how Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) creates intimacy barriers and learn practical strategies to overcome sexual anxiety in relationships.
Shein Reported for Childlike Sex Dolls by French Watchdog
France's anti-fraud agency takes action against fast-fashion giant Shein over alleged sale of child-resembling sex dolls, sparking consumer safety concerns.
BC public sector unions target November contract deals
Major BC unions including BCGEU, nurses, and teachers are intensifying contract negotiations with mid-November ratification targets, signaling a critical period for public sector labor relations.
Jayne Mansfield's Wild 1966 Vancouver Tour
Relive the unforgettable 1966 Canadian tour when sex symbol Jayne Mansfield brought Hollywood excess to Vancouver and Victoria, creating chaos and captivating crowds.
France Sex Worker Murder: Investigation Reveals Dark Truth
A horrifying murder case in France reveals the dark underworld of illegal prostitution and the brutal reality facing sex workers. Exclusive details from the investigation.
Convicted pimp faces new minor trafficking charges
A Montreal man previously convicted of procuring now faces disturbing new allegations of trafficking minors, exposing ongoing concerns about exploitation in the city.
Squamish Workers Ratify Contract, Ending Lockout
Union members at a Squamish manufacturing plant have overwhelmingly approved a new collective agreement, bringing an end to a bitter lockout that lasted several weeks. The deal includes significant wage improvements and job security provisions.
Canadian workers strongly support workplace equity programs
New research reveals strong majority support for equity, diversity and inclusion programs in Canadian workplaces, with backing spanning generations and political affiliations.
Japan's Immigration Backlash: Strict System Pushes Back
Japan is facing an unprecedented immigration dilemma as public discontent grows despite already having some of the world's most restrictive policies. Discover why this homogeneous society is struggling with its record-high foreign worker population.
Quebec crews restore power in Jamaica after hurricane
A team of dedicated Hydro-Québec linemen traveled to Jamaica to help restore power to thousands left in darkness after Hurricane Melissa devastated the island's electrical infrastructure.
Alberta Unions Reveal Strategic Strike Plan
Alberta's largest public sector unions reveal coordinated strike strategy targeting government operations after contract negotiations stall, affecting 80,000 workers.
Blind Workers Laid Off During Government Shutdown Crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals how vulnerable blind workers became collateral damage in political standoff, with devastating consequences for disability employment programs.
Alberta Labour Prepares for General Strike Over Bill 2
The Alberta Federation of Labour is mobilizing its 170,000 members for potential general strike action in response to the UCP government's Bill 2, warning of the most significant labour unrest in decades.
Trump Accused of Forcing Out Federal Workers
Exclusive investigation reveals how Trump officials systematically removed career federal employees through controversial Schedule F reclassification, raising concerns about political interference in government operations.
CAMI workers rally as GM contract talks intensify
Unifor Local 88 members launch three-day rally at Ingersoll GM plant as contract negotiations intensify, fighting to protect thousands of automotive manufacturing jobs in Southern Ontario.
Australian History Exam Controversy Over Indigenous Question
A major examination blunder in Australia's standardized history test has left students confused and educators demanding accountability over poorly worded Indigenous history questions.
Sudbury firefighter suicide ruled accidental death
A groundbreaking arbitration decision in Northern Ontario has classified a Sudbury firefighter's suicide as an accidental death, setting a precedent for mental health recognition in emergency services.
Soup Kitchen Feeds Unpaid TSA Workers at O'Hare
Chicago soup kitchen steps up to feed federal employees working without pay during prolonged government shutdown, highlighting human impact of political stalemate.
German Scents: 1,000 Years of Fragrance History
Explore how scents shaped human civilization through art, history, and interactive experiences at Frankfurt's groundbreaking 'German Scents' exhibition.
Alberta General Strike Threat: How Real Is It?
As Alberta's government pushes controversial legislation, labour leaders are threatening a general strike. Discover why this nuclear option is being discussed and what it could mean for Canadians.
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