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For the past couple of years, Canada's efforts to combat forced and child labour in global supply chains have focused largely on transparency, requiring companies to report on risks in their supply chains. But that could soon change...
More and more British Columbians are finding creative ways to earn extra money, whether it's assembling furniture, helping someone move, doing yard work, or turning a hobby into a small business.
In their latest displays of greed, reusable water bottles are now banned at FIFA World Cup games.
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