A bill that limits sugary products from FoodShare benefits but shores up staffing for the program is headed to the desk of ...
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N.S. grant cuts will harm Mi'kmaq programs that address historic inequities: chiefs
HALIFAX — The partial reversal of some of Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston's controversial budget cuts will still result in ...
TORONTO, ON / ACCESS Newswire / March 23, 2026 / As spring arrives, Canada's real estate market is showing signs of renewed momentum after two years of recalibration. With interest rates trending ...
A new Ohio bill seeks to regulate some of the companies who provide online resources for the state’s public schools and ...
Both the state Senate and Assembly included tax hikes on the wealthy in their budget rebuttals, while rejecting the ...
Lawmakers approved a compromise plan to regulate and tax adult use cannabis, setting a 2027 start date for retail sales.
There are 34 outstanding bills, including sweeping social media restrictions for minors, a revival of language closing the marijuana loophole and legislation to scrap low-earning college degrees.
House Bill 1707, sponsored by State Rep. Rick Scarbrough, R-Oak Ridge, would require Tennessee courts to cooperate with the U ...
In the era of A.I. agents, many Silicon Valley programmers are now barely programming. Instead, what they’re doing is deeply, ...
Anchorage School Board candidates, clockwise from top left, Rachel Blakeslee, Dustin Thomas House Darden, Alexander Rosales and Paul McDonogh. Not pictured is Sharon Gibbons.
Meyer, who represents Orange, Person and Caswell counties, would have faced Republican Laura Pichardo in the Nov. 3 general election.
Oil prices surged today after energy infrastructure in Persian Gulf countries came under attack, with fires reported at ...
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