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Breaking news is a term used to describe timely and significant events that are typically unexpected or unforeseen. These events often have a major impact on people's lives and can be either positive or negative in nature. Breaking news stories are typically covered by the mainstream media as they unfold, giving the public access to information in real-time. While breaking news can refer to any type of event, it is most commonly used in relation to catastrophic events such as natural disasters, terrorist attacks, or political disasters. In these situations, the need for accurate and up-to-the-minute information is paramount. Traditional news outlets such as television, radio, and print media are typically the first to report on breaking news stories as they happen. However, in recent years social media has become an increasingly important source of information for people looking for the latest updates on current events.
B.C. NDP caucus asks RCMP to investigate Rustad's claim of MLA blackmailers - Business in Vancouver
The chair of British Columbia's NDP caucus has written to the RCMP requesting an investigation into allegations that former members of the B.C. Conservative Opposition tried to blackmail their ex-colleagues.
Federal power to sidestep Indian Act removed from major projects bill - Business in Vancouver
OTTAWA — The federal government's major projects legislation was amended by opposition parties on Wednesday to withdraw the power the bill gave cabinet to sidestep the Indian Act, following weeks of criticism from First Nations leaders.
Victoria council to discuss report tackling declining social order in BC's capital | Canada's National Observer: Climate News
A plan with 95 recommendations to address what it calls a "declining social order" in Victoria will appear before councillors today for endorsement and additional financial analysis.
Saskatchewan First Nations Natural Resource Centre of Excellence holds Inaugural First Nations Energy and Natural Resource Forum with Deloitte Canada | Prince Albert Daily Herald
Sheila BautzDaily HeraldThe Saskatchewan First Nations Natural Resource Centre of Excellence (the Centre) hosted a powerful weekend leadership summit fr
BC NDP want RCMP investigation of alleged Conservative blackmailers | Canada's National Observer: Climate News
The chair of British Columbia's NDP caucus has written to the RCMP requesting an investigation into allegations that former members of the B.C. Conservative Opposition tried to blackmail their ex-colleagues.
Canada races to catch up as G7 releases action plan for critical minerals | Canada's National Observer: Climate News
Canada’s vast critical mineral wealth is beyond dispute. Whether the global strategy agreed at this week’s meeting of industrialized nations in Kananaskis, Alta. will help or hinder the country’s chances in this key energy transition market remains a question.
S&P/TSX composite closes lower despite gains in energy stocks - Business in Vancouver
Canada's main stock index ended lower on Thursday as investors continued to chew on the latest interest rate announcement out of the U.S. and the ripple effects of the Israel-Iran conflict. The S&P/TSX composite index was down 53.
Watchdog recommends foreign ownership of domestic airlines amid low competition - Business in Vancouver
Canada should allow up to 100 per cent foreign ownership of domestic-only airlines in a bid to lower fares and boost flight options, the Competition Bureau says in a new report highlighting the country's "highly concentrated" aviation industry.
Budget officer says he expects ramped-up defence spending to deepen deficit - Business in Vancouver
OTTAWA — The parliamentary budget officer said Thursday he expects the federal government's deficit will balloon this year thanks to ramped-up defence spending — but without a spring budget or more clarity from Ottawa, he can't say for sure.
Champagne says Canada won't pause digital services tax - Business in Vancouver
OTTAWA — Canada won't put a hold on the digital services tax on big tech companies set to take effect on June 30, the finance minister said Thursday. Pressure has mounted on Ottawa to pause the tax ahead of trade discussions with the U.S.