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Some West African farmers turn to TikTok as part of agriculture’s changing image
DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — When Senegalese farmer Pape Fall first downloaded TikTok, it was to watch football and funny videos. […]
Ramara residents divided on fate of aged Highway 12 buildings
Ramara council heard what the community wants to do with two buildings on Highway 12 in Brechin, known as St. […]
Supreme Court blocks law against schools outing transgender students to their parents in California
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court cleared the way Monday for California schools to tell parents if their children identify […]
Police campaign for scam literacy during fraud prevention month
March is Fraud Prevention Month in Canada, and the Manitoba RCMP and Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) are ramping up their […]
Worms in food, poor medical care, lights on 24/7: Families tell of life in Texas detention center
LAREDO, Texas (AP) — A month after ICE agents sent the young Ecuadorian mother and her 7-year-old daughter to a […]
SFU Contract Workers Sounded the Alarm on Abuse. Nothing Changed
Nouha Ishaq said when she first started her job preparing food at Simon Fraser University in 2005, coming into work […]
Civil Rights agency decides against transgender Army worker who asked to use women’s bathroom
NEW YORK (AP) — A U.S. civil rights agency has determined that the federal government can bar transgender employees from […]
Government must take immediate action to address serious concerns with Canada’s No Fly List regime following independent review
The serious flaws and violations of the law uncovered in the first ever rigorous and independent review of Canada’s secretive […]
Feds knew EV rebates were running out months before telling public, documents suggest
Transport Canada officials were aware funding for the popular electric vehicle rebate program was at risk of running out several […]
OECD criticizes Ottawa over ‘persistent delays’ in appointing new budget officer
An international economic group is criticizing the federal government over “persistent delays” in appointing new parliamentary budget officers, just as […]