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The B.C. government is increasing the maximum electric vehicle rebate to $4,000 in a new program targeting individuals who earn less than $80,000 per year.

Advocates say while this is a historic development to abolishing immigration detention in Canada, more must be done.

“Cone Zones are there to protect and save lives.”

Advocates for those with disabilities are concerned low-income individuals will be forced to choose a medically assisted death in the absence of proper care and treatment.

The outward effects of mental illness can often be dismissed as a sign of weakness or personal failure.

There's an endless number of jobs to choose from now from being an influencer to a virtual assistant.

Our history of slavery is far closer than most people know or would like to admit and its legacy persists.

Researchers are looking at the field of tissue engineering, which aims to develop biological substitutes for maintaining or restoring function in damaged cells.

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Black leaders and scholars are renewing their calls for Ottawa to make a formal apology for the country's history of slavery