Robinson resigns as BC minister after controversial remarks
British Columbia's Selina Robinson steps down as higher education minister following backlash over remarks about Israel. Premier David Eby says her departure is to address the harm caused, with Brenda Bailey to take over responsibilities. Robinson remains in the NDP caucus. Protests and calls for broader action followed the comments and two apologies.
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Israel
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B.C
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Ezra Shanken
Jewish Federation of
B’nai Brith Canada
Jagmeet Singh
National Council of Canadian Muslims
Selina
Sheraton
Guildford
Coquitlam
Ramona Chu
Surrey
Chu
Palestine
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Ulwat
Saanich
Gaza
Pape
Coquitlam-Maillardville
Citizens’ Services
Montreal's Big O to get 870 million facelift
The Quebec government will spend 870 million to replace the Montreal Olympic Stadium roof. Tourism Minister Caroline Proulx warns the current roof with over 20 000 tears risks permanent closure within two years if not addressed. The stadium nicknamed the Big O has long struggled with its roof and past renovation delays.
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Caroline Proulx
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Alberta Premier defends transgender youth policy in Ottawa visit
Danielle Smith defends proposed puberty blocker and hormone therapy bans for under 16 and new school pronoun rules as Liberal ministers denounce the plan. She promotes a measured approach informing youth about decisions while facing protests and criticism from medical groups. Ottawa reception and talks with federal ministers followed a trade office opening.
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Randy Boissonnault
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Atlantic Canada
Dominic LeBlanc
Jonathan Wilkinson
Canada
Supreme Court
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Brampton
Ont
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