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With Canada's Pacific ports quiet for a second day because of a strike, pressure is mounting on the federal government to recall Parliament to pass back-to-work legislation. [Global National]
The union representing thousands of striking British Columbia port workers is asking the federal government to not interfere after business groups called for back-to-work legislation. [CP]
As Canadians grow more concerned about rising inflation, competition across different sectors of the economy has become a 'kitchen-table issue'. [Global]
On July 1, the carbon tax on a litre of gasoline rose to 14.3 cents in New Brunswick. As a result, some residents aren't happy with how the price increase will impact living costs. [Global]
Interpol, the world's largest international police organization, has 195 member states, but Russia alone is responsible for 38 per cent of extradition requests. [Global]
A much-feared backup of U.S. passport applications has snarled summer plans for would-be travelers around the world. And that could be a problem for Canadian tourist operators who relay on Americans -- and their passports - coming to Canada. [AP]