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TikTok CEO reacts to questions at Vancouver TED Conference about potential to disrupt elections

TikTok CEO reacts to questions at Vancouver TED Conference about potential to disrupt elections

Shou Zi Chew described the possibility of China using TikTok to interfere in a U.S. election as 'highly hypothetical'
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Independent MP not asking House of Commons to reimburse legal fees

Independent MP not asking House of Commons to reimburse legal fees

Han Dong, until recently a Liberal MP, is suing Global News for defamation and seeking $15 million in damages
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Photos: Flight attendants rally at YVR against unpaid work

Photos: Flight attendants rally at YVR against unpaid work

Flight attendants work almost 35 hours for free every month: union president
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B.C. privacy commissioner ends federal Liberal Party probe

B.C. privacy commissioner ends federal Liberal Party probe

Michael McEvoy was examining the party's use of the controversial technology for identification purposes in nomination races. 
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B.C.’s highest court sides with parents seeking shift change to accommodate childcare

B.C.’s highest court sides with parents seeking shift change to accommodate childcare

The court ruled that a term or condition of employment need not be changed in order for an employer to contravene the B.C. Human Rights Code
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Christine Bergeron stepping down as Vancity CEO to lead Concert Properties

Christine Bergeron stepping down as Vancity CEO to lead Concert Properties

An interim president and CEO at Vancity will be appointed in the weeks ahead
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Kirk LaPointe: Eight plot points of Tony Staffieri’s pandemic-era leadership at Rogers

Kirk LaPointe: Eight plot points of Tony Staffieri’s pandemic-era leadership at Rogers

Business leader Tony Staffieri has had a lot to navigate since the fall of 2021
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Strike could be last hurrah for Ottawa's core as public servants fight for telework

Strike could be last hurrah for Ottawa's core as public servants fight for telework

Tuesday marks six days since more than 150,000 public servants walked off the job as part of their contract negotiations with the federal government
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Rob Shaw: Surrey growth poses a problem for the promises of the NDP government

Rob Shaw: Surrey growth poses a problem for the promises of the NDP government

Provincial plans for Surrey schools are like 'pouring a pint glass into the ocean,' trustee says
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German President Steinmeier's B.C. visit a 'rare' opportunity to engage directly

German President Steinmeier's B.C. visit a 'rare' opportunity to engage directly

Head of state set to visit fuel cell company, UBC
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