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EEOC seeks to drop transgender discrimination cases, citing Trump’s executive order

EEOC seeks to drop transgender discrimination cases, citing Trump’s executive order

The order declared the government would recognize only two “immutable” sexes — male and female
1 dead, 2 in intensive care following highway crash east of Sicamous

1 dead, 2 in intensive care following highway crash east of Sicamous

A 19-year-old passenger of the pickup truck died on scene
Poilievre pledges to restore ‘promise of Canada’ in campaign-style speech

Poilievre pledges to restore ‘promise of Canada’ in campaign-style speech

The Conservative leader’s ‘Canada First’ rally took place in Ottawa on Saturday
Canada’s position on having Russia back in G7: ‘No way this will happen,’ Joly says

Canada’s position on having Russia back in G7: ‘No way this will happen,’ Joly says

Minister of Foreign Affairs makes comments during news conference in Germany
Europeans can learn from Canada’s dealings with Trump: Joly

Europeans can learn from Canada’s dealings with Trump: Joly

Minister of Foreign Affairs speaks at international security conference in Germany
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to speak at ‘Canada First’ rally

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to speak at ‘Canada First’ rally

Party leader to address supporters in Ottawa
Skaters flock to Ottawa’s Rideau Canal to kick off Flag Day

Skaters flock to Ottawa’s Rideau Canal to kick off Flag Day

60th anniversary of national flag is being marked on Saturday, Feb. 15
Kelowna Mountie not responsible for injuries: Police watchdog

Kelowna Mountie not responsible for injuries: Police watchdog

The RCMP officer followed but did not pursue a man who was later hit by a semi-truck
B.C. links earthquakes in the northeast to fracking, oversight tightened

B.C. links earthquakes in the northeast to fracking, oversight tightened

Orders require operators to immediately halt operations if they trigger a sizable seismic event
Labour Relations finds Starbucks made threats against pro-union B.C. employee

Labour Relations finds Starbucks made threats against pro-union B.C. employee

Board rules coffee giant had legitimate reason to close outlet less than a year after it unionized