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Judge overturns landmark $150K human rights award for mother who claimed discrimination

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has overturned a landmark human rights tribunal decision awarding $150,000 to a mother who claimed she was discriminated against by Canada’s longest-serving Indigenous child-care agency. In the original decision, tribunal member Devyn Cousineau found the Vancouver Aboriginal Child and Family Services Society (VACFSS) based decisions …

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Cap on international study permits sparks fear of rising tuition, programs cut, layoffs on campus

A new cap on international student study permits has sparked panic and uncertainty on Canadian campuses. With fall 2024 admissions already in process, students, advocates, school administrators and experts are bracing for tumultuous times ahead.  Study permit cap ‘signalling to international students that they’re a little bit less welcome’: expert. …

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Cap on international study permits sparks fear of rising tuition, program cuts, layoffs on campus

A new cap on international student study permits has sparked panic and uncertainty on Canadian campuses. With fall 2024 admissions already in process, students, advocates, school administrators and experts are bracing for tumultuous times ahead. Study permit cap ‘signalling to international students that they’re a little bit less welcome’: expert. …

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U.K. walks away from trade talks with Canada

British negotiators walked away from trade talks with Canada Thursday — a dramatic development that taps the brakes on a bilateral trade deal between the two Commonwealth nations that has been years in the making. A major sticking point between the two sides remains how much tariff-free access U.K. producers …

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