Doug Ford and Gretchen Whitmer speak with reporters – October 1, 2025
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer take questions from reporters following their meeting in Toronto.
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Richard Grounds was appointed to a three-year term as chair of the Skilled Trades BC Appeal Board (STBCAB) effective Monday, Aug. 18, 2025. The STBCAB provides a specialized, independent, accessible and cost-effective forum where decisions made by Skilled Trades BC can be appealed. Skilled Trades BC is the Crown corporation responsible for leading and co-ordinating…
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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe speaks with reporters ahead of Asia trade mission – September 4, 2025
Scott Moe, the premier of Saskatchewan, and Warren Kaeding, the province’s minister of trade and export development, speak with reporters in Saskatoon ahead of their planned trade missions to China, Japan, and South Korea. source
Federal govt highlights investments in AI training for clean energy workers – September 9, 2025
Patty Hajdu, the minister of jobs and families, holds a news conference in Edmonton to highlight $28.7 million in investments to support clean energy and AI innovation. Through the Sustainable Jobs Training Fund, $9 million will help nearly 5,000 energy workers gain AI and machine learning skills for careers in renewable energy. An additional $19.7…
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Jennifer Whiteside, Minister of Labour, has issued the following statement on the Cowichan Valley transit labour dispute: “This strike has been deeply disruptive to people living in the Cowichan Valley, who rely on transit to get to work, go to school, attend medical appointments and access everyday services. “This dispute has gone on for far…
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B.C.’s anti-racism data committee reappointed to new terms
Three years after their initial appointment, the Province has reappointed 10 members to the anti-racism data committee. View the full article from the original source
