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Immigrants more likely to cite human rights, diversity as 'Canadian values': survey

Immigrants more likely to cite human rights, diversity as 'Canadian values': survey
Immigrants are more likely than those born in Canada to identify things like respect for human rights and gender equality as "shared Canadian values," say survey results in briefing notes prepared for Immigration Minister Lena Diab.

Immigrants more likely to cite human rights, diversity as 'Canadian values': survey

India’s AI summit to focus on people, planet, progress

India’s AI summit to focus on people, planet, progress
India’s upcoming AI Impact Summit in New Delhi will be anchored around three core themes — people, planet and progress — with the aim of shifting global artificial intelligence discussions from principles to practical outcomes, India’s Deputy Chief of Mission in Washington, Namgya Khampa, said. 

India’s AI summit to focus on people, planet, progress

Peter Milobar joins growing field in B.C. Conservative leadership race

Peter Milobar joins growing field in B.C. Conservative leadership race
Peter Milobar, the finance critic for the opposition B.C. Conservatives, is joining the race to lead the party.

Peter Milobar joins growing field in B.C. Conservative leadership race

Five things to know about Canada's new 'strategic partnership' with China

Five things to know about Canada's new 'strategic partnership' with China
Prime Minister Mark Carney secured what he called a "landmark" deal with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Friday, ending a three-day visit aimed at "recalibrating" strained relations between Canada and China.

Five things to know about Canada's new 'strategic partnership' with China

Vancouver festival attack suspect attends sentencing hearing for brother's killer

Vancouver festival attack suspect attends sentencing hearing for brother's killer
The suspect in last year's Lapu Lapu festival attack is attending a sentencing hearing in Vancouver for the killer of his brother, who died in 2024.

Vancouver festival attack suspect attends sentencing hearing for brother's killer

B.C's charity herring sale is back on. But hundreds of sea lions feasted first

B.C's charity herring sale is back on. But hundreds of sea lions feasted first
Victoria fisherman Bob Fraumeni is used to the challenges of the sea, having worked on fishing boats since he was 12 years old. 

B.C's charity herring sale is back on. But hundreds of sea lions feasted first