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Technology • about 15 hours ago
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Apple Unveils Foldable iPhone Duo Alongside New Products

Apple has announced the launch of its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, which features a 7.6-inch inner display. The iPhone Duo was unveiled on September 9 and is priced at $2,999 in Canada. In addition to the iPhone Duo, Apple also introduced the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, AirPods 5, and the Apple Watch Series 12.

Sources: Mobilesyrup, Daily Hive Victoria, Durhamregion.com, Guelph Mercury, Parrysound.com, The Independent Free Press, Caledon Enterprise, The Peterborough Examiner, The Hamilton Spectator, Cambridge Times, Niagara Falls Review, Insideottawavalley.com, New Hamburg Independent, Simcoe.com, Brampton News, Niagarathisweek.com, Google News, Northbaynipissing.com, Orangeville.com, Iphone In Canada
Politics • about 15 hours ago
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25 Years Since 9/11: Canada's Response and Ongoing Challenges

The September 11, 2001, attacks led to significant changes in Canada's military and national security landscape, initiating a response that included involvement in the war in Afghanistan. Additionally, advocates highlight that efforts to combat Islamophobia in Canada remain largely the responsibility of those affected. Commemorative initiatives, such as the new 'Heritage Minute,' reflect on Canada's response, particularly the community support seen in Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador.

Sources: Canada’s National Observer, Ctv News, Niagara Falls Review, Guelph Mercury, Caledon Enterprise, Durhamregion.com, New Hamburg Independent, The Hamilton Spectator, Brampton News, Niagarathisweek.com, Insideottawavalley.com, The Peterborough Examiner, Orangeville.com, Parrysound.com, Northbaynipissing.com, The Independent Free Press
Business • about 15 hours ago
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Toyota Highlander Safety Recall Expanded in Canada

Toyota has expanded its safety recall for the Highlander SUV, affecting over 52,000 owners in Canada. The notice advises not to use the second-row seats in the vehicles until further notice. This update was posted on the Transport Canada website on September 10.

Sources: Durhamregion.com, Guelph Mercury, The Independent Free Press, Caledon Enterprise, Parrysound.com, The Peterborough Examiner, The Hamilton Spectator, Cambridge Times, Niagara Falls Review, Insideottawavalley.com, Simcoe.com, New Hamburg Independent, Brampton News, Niagarathisweek.com, Northbaynipissing.com, Orangeville.com

Developing Across Canada

Technology • about 15 hours ago
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CRTC Introduces New Rules for Internet Plan Comparisons in Canada

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has announced new regulations aimed at enhancing consumer understanding of internet service plans. The changes require internet providers to present clearer and more consistent information regarding prices and speeds. The regulator believes these measures will help Canadians make informed decisions when selecting internet services.

Sources: Google News, Kamloops This Week, Iphone In Canada, Cp24, Ctv News, Western Wheel, Town And Country Today, Lakeland News, St. Albert News, Airdrie News, Citynews Everywhere, Vancouver Is Awesome, Ns News, Times Colonist, Squamish Chief
Politics • about 15 hours ago
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Begins Visit to Canada

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Canada for his first visit of the year, arriving in Calgary on September 9. His itinerary includes meetings with Prime Minister Mark Carney and addressing cabinet members in Banff, Alberta. This visit occurs amidst ongoing military support discussions as Ukraine faces heavy attacks from Russia.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, CBC News, Nugget, Town And Country Today, Global News, The Star, Cp24, Toronto Telegraph, Canada’s National Observer
Politics • about 15 hours ago
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Prime Minister Carney's Cabinet Holds Meetings in Banff Amid Trade Concerns

Prime Minister Mark Carney is meeting with his cabinet in Banff, Alberta, for closed-door discussions scheduled over two days. The meetings occur as tensions rise due to ongoing trade disputes with the United States. The cabinet is preparing for the upcoming fall session of Parliament.

Sources: The Star, Lapresse Ca, Squamish Chief, St. Albert News, Airdrie News, Town And Country Today, Kamloops This Week, Canada’s National Observer

National News Desk

Politics • about 15 hours ago
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Canada Analyzing Impact of U.S. Tariffs and Import Bans

Prime Minister Mark Carney has stated that the Canadian government is currently assessing the implications of the latest tariffs and import bans announced by the United States. A senior official indicated that the initial assessment shows the situation may not be as severe as previously anticipated. The government is deliberating on potential adjustments to its own tariffs in response to the U.S. measures.

Sources: The Star, The Hamilton Spectator, The Standard, Yahoo! News, Durham Radio News, Canada’s National Observer
Business • about 15 hours ago
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Canadian Travel to the U.S. Remains Steady Amid Trade Tensions

Recent data indicates that Canadian workers continue to travel to the United States despite ongoing trade tensions. Various sources report that Canadian business travel has not diminished significantly, although some regions are feeling the impact. In contrast, border crossings, particularly in British Columbia, have seen a notable decline.

Sources: Google News, Bnn Bloomberg, Ctv News, Cp24
Technology • about 15 hours ago
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Cybersecurity Breach May Have Affected Ontario Court Records

Ontario's court systems experienced a cybersecurity breach that may have compromised personal information. An online case management system managed by Thomson Reuters Canada Limited was targeted in June. Chief justices of Ontario are currently investigating the extent of the breach and its implications.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, Cp24, Mobilesyrup
Provincial • about 5 hours ago
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Saddle Lake Cree Nation Establishes Safe Haven for Gender-Affirming Care

The Saddle Lake Cree Nation in Alberta plans to establish a safe haven for gender-affirming medical care, citing treaty rights as justification. The First Nation's decision comes in opposition to Alberta's provincial laws that restrict gender-affirming care for transgender youth. This move is viewed as a challenge to the provincial government's policies on transgender healthcare access.

Sources: Global News, Google News, Kamloops This Week, Medicine Hat News, Yahoo! News
Politics • about 3 hours ago
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Canada and Ukraine Establish Long-Term Defence Agreement

Canada and Ukraine have formalised a 100-year partnership focused on drone and defence technologies. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will collaborate with Ukraine to produce millions of drones for the Canadian military. Alongside this agreement, Canada is committing to a C$350 million air defence package to support Ukraine amidst ongoing conflicts.

Sources: Google News, Yahoo! News, Durham Radio News, Winnipeg Sun
Politics • about 15 hours ago
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Study Indicates Canada Will Miss 2030 Emissions Target

A new study suggests that Canada is projected to miss its 2030 emissions target set by the Paris Agreement. It indicates that the country will not reach this target even by 2050, the year it aims to achieve net-zero emissions. The findings highlight ongoing challenges in Canada’s emissions reduction efforts.

Sources: The Star, Newswire, The Globe and Mail, Durham Radio News, Cp24
Technology • about 15 hours ago
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Apple Implementing Price Increases on Older iPhone Models in Canada

Apple has raised prices on older iPhone models in Canada, with increases ranging from $100 to $450 depending on the model and storage. The iPhone 17 now starts at $1,299 CAD, while the iPhone Air and 17e are priced at $1,599 CAD and $999 CAD, respectively. These changes coincide with the recent announcement of the iPhone 18 series.

Sources: Google News, Iphone In Canada, Mobilesyrup
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Netflix Series 'Below' Showcases Newfoundland at TIFF

The upcoming Netflix miniseries 'Below,' set in Newfoundland, is making its debut at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). The series is described as blending elements of Atlantic noir with themes related to the sea. Star Josh Hartnett has expressed a commitment to authenticity in his role based on local culture.

Sources: The Star, Cp24, Ctv News, Google News
Politics • about 3 hours ago
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Alberta Independence Movement Engages in Upcoming Referendum

The Alberta independence movement is preparing for a referendum set for October 19. Polling indicates that while separatists believe they have momentum, they are projected to lose by a significant margin. Discussions around the movement's direction and its interactions with provincial leadership continue as the referendum date approaches.

Sources: CBC News, Yahoo! News
Provincial • about 15 hours ago
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Premier Smith Addresses AI Data Centres and Referendum at Alberta Conference

Premier Danielle Smith addressed around 1000 attendees at the Alberta Industrial Heartland Association conference in Edmonton. During her remarks, she discussed investment opportunities in Alberta alongside a referendum and the province's trade relationship with the United States. Smith provided assurances about the province's economic prospects amid these challenges.

Sources: Western Wheel, Town And Country Today, Lakeland News, St. Albert News, Airdrie News
Business • about 15 hours ago
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Impact of U.S.-Canada Trade Tensions on Canadian Auto Industry

The ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada continue to affect various sectors, particularly the automotive industry. Despite these challenges, there are still ongoing investments in Ontario and Windsor's auto sector. Recent actions from the U.S. government, including proposals to ban certain Canadian imports, heighten concerns among local manufacturers and investors.

Sources: Fool Canada, Google News, Windsor Star
Provincial • about 15 hours ago
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Alberta Drivers Anticipate Auto Insurance Premium Reductions

Alberta drivers are expected to benefit from lower auto insurance premiums starting in January 2027. The provincial government and the Alberta Auto Insurance Rate Board are optimistic about the new reforms aimed at reducing costs. However, some experts raise concerns regarding the sustainability and implications of these changes for victims and taxpayers.

Sources: Calgary Herald, Google News, Edmonton Journal
Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Zelenskyy Comments on Canada-U.S. Relations

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the current tensions between Canada and the United States as 'strange.' He likened the situation to Ukraine's ongoing conflict with Russia. Zelenskyy's remarks were made during his visit to Canada.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News, Google News
Provincial • about 19 hours ago
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Debate on Proposed $20 Minimum Wage in Quebec

Québec Solidaire is advocating for a $20 minimum wage to assist low-income workers. Coalition Avenir Québec Leader Christine Fréchette has expressed concerns that an abrupt increase in the wage could negatively impact the economy. There are differing opinions on the potential effects of this proposal.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, Yahoo! News
Politics • about 15 hours ago
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Supporters Gather at Dallas Convention Echoing President Trump's Critique of Canada

Thousands of supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump gathered in Dallas for an event known as 'Trump-a-palooza.' During the event, many attendees expressed agreement with the president's critical views of Canada. This gathering highlights ongoing political sentiments and connections between U.S. politics and international relations.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Richmond News, Burnaby Now, Canada’s National Observer
Provincial • about 3 hours ago
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Zach Collaros Reflects on Recent Loss and Future Matchup

Zach Collaros expressed frustration following the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' 32-26 overtime loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders. He emphasized the importance of managing his emotions in response to the defeat. Collaros anticipates using this experience as motivation for the upcoming rematch against the Roughriders, known as the Banjo Bowl.

Sources: Yahoo! News, The Star, CBC News
Provincial • about 15 hours ago
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Gander Marks 25th Anniversary of 9/11 with Commemorative Ceremony

Gander, Newfoundland, is hosting a ceremony to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The town became known for its hospitality when it accommodated over 6,500 stranded passengers on that day. Attendees are expected to gather for a solemn remembrance of the lives lost during the attacks.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Pniatlantic, Durham Radio News, Canada’s National Observer
Politics • about 15 hours ago
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Quebec Political Leaders Discuss Independence During Election Campaign

Christine Fréchette, the leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec, has not disclosed her views on Quebec independence while campaigning for the provincial elections. She indicated that her personal stance on the matter is not significant. The statement was made during her election campaign trail in Montreal.

Sources: Baytoday.ca, Lakeland News, Times Colonist, Ctv News
Provincial • about 18 hours ago
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Nova Scotia Civil Service Biennial Survey Discontinued

The Nova Scotia government has officially discontinued the biennial survey of its civil service. This survey was previously conducted every two years to gauge employee satisfaction. Opposition leaders express concern that the government is attempting to limit transparency regarding civil service dissatisfaction.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Technology • 1 day ago
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Apple Launches AirPods 5 with Enhanced Features and Canadian Pricing

Apple has launched the AirPods 5, featuring improved Active Noise Cancellation and a starting price of $179 CAD in Canada. The new model retains the same entry price as its predecessor, the AirPods 4. Pre-orders for the AirPods 5 are currently available, with in-store sales set to begin on Friday, September 18.

Sources: Google News, Iphone In Canada
Politics • 1 day ago
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Prime Minister Carney Addresses Trade Relations with the U.S.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has stated his readiness to negotiate with the United States in a professional manner, following recent conversations with President Donald Trump. This statement comes amid discussions around tariffs that may affect Canadian companies. The focus is shifting towards local production as businesses look for ways to mitigate the impact of potential U.S. tariffs.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, Bnn Bloomberg, Cp24
Politics • about 15 hours ago
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Federal Name Databases Update Lake Ontario to Lake America

Federal name databases have officially updated the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America. However, the National Weather Service marine forecasts for New York's shoreline continue to refer to the lake by its original name. This discrepancy indicates potential delays in the adaptation of official names across various agencies.

Sources: Nature World News
Politics • about 5 hours ago
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Changes in Canadian Airport Security Post-9/11

The terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, led to significant changes in airport security measures across Canada. These changes require passengers to comply with enhanced security protocols before boarding flights. The implementation of stricter security standards aims to ensure the safety of all air travelers.

Sources: Fairview Post, National Post
Provincial • about 1 hour ago
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Alberta Police Watchdog Concludes Investigation into RCMP Officer's Conduct

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) investigated an RCMP officer regarding allegations of sharing a woman's intimate images without her consent. ASIRT concluded that there was insufficient evidence to support criminal charges against the officer. The decision was announced on Wednesday, following their review of the case.

Sources: Medicine Hat News, CBC News
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