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The $600M election only Justin Trudeau wanted: will it backfire?

The $600M election only Justin Trudeau wanted: will it backfire?
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Suzanne Anton: Charter rights in the time of COVID

Suzanne Anton: Charter rights in the time of COVID
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Vancouver s NPA party names John Coupar as mayoral candidate for 2022 municipal election

Vancouver s NPA party names John Coupar as mayoral candidate for 2022 municipal election Vancouver s oldest political party, the Non-Partisan Association, has selected its mayoral candidate 18 months ahead of the municipal election. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 06, 2021 11:51 AM PT | Last Updated: April 6 John Coupar, park board commissioner and the NPA s mayoral candidate for the 2022 municipal election, is pictured in Vancouver s Downtown Eastside on Dec. 13, 2019.(Maggie MacPherson/CBC)

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BCTF court win would cost region schools $16M, records show

Attorney General Suzanne Anton argues that it will cause “irreparable harm to the public interest of an unprecedented magnitude” if the government has to obey the Jan. 27 decision of B.C. Supreme Court Justice Susan Griffin. Griffin ordered the government to restore class size limits, maximums on the number of special-needs students per class and ratios for counsellors, librarians and other specialist teachers. She found the Liberal government twice used unconstitutional legislation to infringe upon teachers rights to negotiate working conditions. She also said the government failed to negotiate with the teachers in good faith two years ago because it was preoccupied by its strategy to provoke a full-scale teachers strike.

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Province ignoring women in custody, lawyers say

A spokesman for Victoria defence lawyers has accused the provincial government of passing the buck to police by refusing to provide equal treatment for women in custody. “Pointing fingers or . . .

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