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B.C.'s promised bill on Indigenous rights has been tabled in the legislature and, if passed, it will make the province the first in Canada to legally implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).

When the House of Commons resumes sitting, the Bloc Québécois will push the new government to deliver on aid it promised to dairy farmers, party leader Yves-François Blanchet said Thursday.

A noted B.C.-based businessman and philanthropist who allegedly paid $200,000 to have someone take college entrance exams on behalf of his two sons also conspired to cheat law and business exams for the boys, according to new allegations from prosecutors in the U.S.