A payday lender with branches across B.C. has agreed to refund $547,000 to about 2,800 customers, following an investigation into alleged consumer protection law violations.

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Co-CEOs of Blu Label Unlimited, Brett and Mark Levy, have seen their single figure remuneration increase by almost 80% ...

The history of housing discrimination — from redlining to exclusionary zoning — has robbed generations of Black families of ...

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Sheffield Wednesday have been officially served yet another EFL registration embargo after their continued failure to pay ...