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Trudeau makes major cabinet shuffle amid recent Liberal turmoil

There are eight new faces in the Prime Minster’s front bench. Four ministers were also given a change in duties, mainly Anita Anand, the former Minister of National Defence, is now becoming the Minister of Transport and Internal Trade. Trudeau added his team is focused on things that matter most to...

Deck the halls with caution: Health Canada recalls over 12,000 candles

Before you strike another match, check your candles. Health Canada is recalling over 12,000 Maison Lavande candles for flames that are burning a little too brightly for comfort. Four scented candles sold between May 1 and November 24 are affected, including: Amber, Vanilla & Lavender Eucalyptus Wood & Lavender Grapefruit &...

Trail city council approves 2025 utility increases

Trail City Councillors have approved the 2025 increases for water and sewage rates. For the water utility, a 10 per cent increase has been approved, with a three per cent increase for sewage. The rates were approved during the December 12 council meeting. For the average household, the increases will equate to...

Freeland resignation stirs suggestions PM should follow

You could not blame Prime Minister Justin Trudeau if he looks like he has seen a ghost. After reportedly offering Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland a demotion during a Zoom meeting on Friday, he likely felt he was being visited by the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future all at...

ANKORS says harm reduction plays vital role in fighting toxic drug crisis

The BC Coroners Service says the province reported nine per cent fewer toxic drug deaths in the first 10 months of 2024, and ANKORS officials say harm reduction likely played a vital role in that reduction. "The biggest way we can prevent these deaths is through our robust drug-checking program,...

Canada Post workers ordered back to work 

Canada Post workers will return to work tomorrow, Tuesday, December 17, following a ruling by the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB).  A statement on Canada Post’s website says Canada’s Minister of Labour established a process with the CIRB on December 13 to assess the likelihood of Canada Post and the...
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