Online harms regulator will take time in Canada
Canada plans a Digital Safety Commission to regulate online harms with fines and a national ombudsperson. Justice Minister Arif Virani said the new regulator will require time and proper balance with free expression, as opposition critics warn the scheme may not be ready before the next election.
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Plan approved to search landfill for two slain women
Manitoba approves environmental search plan for Prairie Green Landfill to locate remains of Mercedes Myran and Morgan Harris. Premier Kvnen and families welcome start by summer. concerns persist over asbestos risks and safety rules as workers prepare to excavate under strict protocols.
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Border strike averted after union reaches tentative deal
Canada Border Services Agency employees avoided a strike after the Public Service Alliance of Canada reached a tentative agreement with the federal government. The union said wages and other benefits are included, with details to be shared with members before voting to ratify the deal.
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