Major Copper Theft in Northern B.C. Worth $250K

The RCMP is investigating a significant copper theft in northern British Columbia, where approximately $250,000 worth of copper wire was stolen. Authorities are seeking public assistance.

Eglinton LRT Opens, Ford Says No to Inquiry

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announces the long-delayed Eglinton Crosstown LRT will open Sunday but refuses calls for a public inquiry into the project's years of setbacks and cost overruns.

Canadian Tire Fined $1.3M for Misleading Pricing

Canadian Tire Corporation has been fined $1.28 million plus fees after pleading guilty to using misleading reference prices on discounted items in Quebec, following an investigation by the consumer protection office.

PSAC Threatens Legal Action Over 4-Day Office Mandate

Canada's largest public service union is preparing legal challenges against the federal government's new requirement for employees to work four days weekly in office, calling the mandate 'insulting' during active bargaining.

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