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5 things you need to know this morning: Nov. 3, 2026
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- Original URLhttps://kamloopsbcnow.com/watercooler/news/news/5_Things/5_things_you_need_to_know_this_morning_Nov_3_2026/
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- Publish dateNov 3, 2026
- First indexedNov 3, 2026 7:00 pm MST
- Last checkedNov 3, 2026 7:15 pm MST
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- DescriptionStart your day off right with five things you need to know this morning. Five things you need to know 1. More Canadians skipping meals, especial.
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More Canadians skipping meals due to food affordability crisis
A Salvation Army report finds 31 per cent of Canadians are skipping meals or reducing food intake due to affordability concerns, with young people aged 18-34 hit hardest at 41 per cent, amid worries over US-Canada trade disputes affecting food prices.
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provincial
Business groups pressure federal government on immigration restrictions
Canadian business groups are lobbying PM Mark Carney to reverse recent immigration restrictions, citing labor market concerns, while economists debate whether labor shortages are a legitimate policy problem.
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BC First Nations challenge Pacific Link oil pipeline designation
· indexed on Pacific Link pipeline — Indigenous consultation and opposition
Eight BC First Nations, including the Tsartlip First Nation, have filed legal challenges to the federal government's decision to designate the Pacific Link oil pipeline as a project of national interest, citing inadequate consultation.
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Stephen Harper memoir contradicts Mark Carney's account of 2012 job offer
In his new memoir, former PM Stephen Harper says he offered Mark Carney a role in government in 2012 but not as finance minister, contradicting Carney's 2025 claim that Harper had explicitly asked him to be finance minister.
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Experts question substance of EU-Canada summit and associate membership proposal
University of Toronto and other experts have expressed skepticism about the outcomes of the recent EU-Canada summit, saying the proposed 'associate membership' lacks concrete definition and is more political theater than substantive policy.
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