Canada Edition · Day Desk

Thursday, July 30

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Business • 3 months ago

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T2 Metals Initiates Drilling at Aurora Gold-Silver Project in Yukon

T2 Metals has begun its first drill program at the Aurora Gold-Silver Project in Yukon after a lapse of more than 15 years. The program aims to target high-priority prospects within the project area. This development marks a significant step for T2 Metals as it seeks to enhance its exploration activities in the region.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Markets • 3 months ago

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Industry Group Challenges Ontario Securities Commission Fee Increases

The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) is considering an overhaul of its regulatory fees. The Strategic Investment Management Association (SIMA) has expressed concerns regarding the potential impact of these fee increases on market participants. SIMA is advocating for greater transparency and efficiency in the regulatory process before implementing any additional fees.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Business • 3 months ago

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TC Energy Adjusts Natural Gas Demand Outlook Amid Industry Expansion

TC Energy Corporation has updated its forecast for natural gas demand in North America, anticipating an increase due to the rise in data centres. The company is examining how its pipeline network in Canada and the U.S. can accommodate this growth. This adjustment comes alongside the company reporting strong financial results and progress on new growth projects.

Sources: The Star, Financial Post

Business • 3 months ago

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Loblaw Reports Increased Profits and Sales in Second Quarter

Loblaw Companies Limited reported a second quarter profit of $751 million, with revenue increasing by 4.1% compared to the previous year. Food sales also rose by 3.3%, reflecting ongoing consumer trends. The results coincide with the company's strategic expansion in the discount grocery sector.

Sources: Google News, Financial Post

Business • 3 months ago

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Women in Private Capital Celebrate Market Opening in Toronto

Julia Boyd and Lane McDonald, Co-Founders of The Senior Women in Private Equity (SWIPE), and Kristine Robinson, Founder of Women in Private Capital Canada (WPCC), participated in the market opening ceremony at the Toronto Stock Exchange. The event aimed to highlight the contributions of women in the private capital sector. Dani Lipkin, Managing Director of Global Innovation Sector at TSX, also took part in the ceremony.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 3 months ago

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Nuclea Energy and Mangoceuticals Announce Business Combination Agreement

Nuclea Energy Inc., based in Mississauga, Ontario, has entered into a business combination agreement with Mangoceuticals, Inc. This agreement facilitates Nuclea's plans for a public listing on Nasdaq to advance the development of their Morpheus microreactor technology. The Morpheus microreactor is designed as a factory-built, lead-cooled micro-modular reactor.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Technology • 3 months ago

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First Tellurium Achieves Milestone with Drone Propulsion System

First Tellurium Corp. has reported the successful achievement of a 3:1 lift ratio with its proprietary drone propulsion system. This milestone was evaluated using static thrust testing, aligning with aerospace industry standards. The testing was conducted in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Sources: Investing News Network (inn)

Markets • 3 months ago

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Civeo Reports Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results

Civeo Corporation announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, reporting revenues of $180 million and a net loss of $2.5 million. The company experienced a year-over-year revenue growth of 11%, attributed to higher occupancy rates in Canada and strengthening of the Australian dollar. Civeo also highlighted contributions from its integrated services platform and recently acquired villages in Australia.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post

Business • 3 months ago

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Bombardier Reports Decrease in Long-Term Debt Amid Increased Demand

Bombardier has reported a reduction in long-term debt, reaching a 15-year low due to strong demand for its jets. The company also indicated an increase in revenue and backlog, with a profit of US$191 million in the second quarter. Overall, Bombardier's performance has been positively impacted by a surge in private jet orders.

Sources: Google News

Technology • 3 months ago

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Questrade Introduces AI Tools for Account Access Amidst Brokerage Competition

Questrade has announced the launch of new artificial intelligence tools that aim to provide account access for users. This development is positioned as a first-in-Canada initiative within the competitive landscape of digital brokerage services. The introduction of these tools highlights the ongoing advancements in fintech and the evolving nature of investment platforms.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Provincial • 3 months ago

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2026 Canadian Masters Road Championships Scheduled in Calgary

The 2026 Canadian Masters Road Championships will take place in Calgary, Alberta, attracting participants from across the country. Competitors will have the opportunity to earn maple leaf jerseys and medals. This event highlights the ongoing commitment to cycling events in Canada.

Sources: Canadian Cycling Magazine

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Investigation Underway into Allegations of Sexual Assault by Ottawa Police Officer

The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is investigating an allegation of sexual assault involving an Ottawa police officer. The incident reportedly occurred while the officer was on duty. The Ottawa Police Service is seeking witnesses to the event, which took place in East Ottawa.

Sources: Cp24, Citynews Ottawa

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Ontario Adjusts Return-to-Office Rules Amid FIFA World Cup Traffic

Ontario has modified its return-to-office policies for public servants due to expected traffic from the FIFA World Cup. Many public servants are calling for flexible work arrangements, but report facing challenges in obtaining disability accommodations. The adjustment raises questions about equitable treatment of employees with varying needs during high-traffic events.

Sources: Toronto Telegraph

Politics • 3 months ago

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Mark Carney Discusses Tariff Challenges

Mark Carney is facing challenges related to tariff policies in Canada. The situation has prompted discussions regarding the implications of these tariffs on various sectors. Analysts are examining the potential impact of Carney's decisions on the Canadian economy.

Sources: Winnipeg Sun

Business • 3 months ago

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Boreal Gold Reports Drill Results from North Star Gold Project in Manitoba

Boreal Gold Inc. announced findings from its Phase 4 drill program at the North Star Gold Project, indicating gold mineralization of 15.54 grams per tonne over a length of 2.41 metres in Drill Hole GR-26-149. Notably, the results included a high-grade interval of 81.5 grams per tonne over 0.41 metres. The project is located approximately 36 kilometres west of Snow Lake, Manitoba.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • 3 months ago

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TC Energy Reports Strong Quarterly Earnings Driven by North American Operations

TC Energy has announced adjusted core earnings of $961 million from its Canadian natural gas pipelines. This figure indicates an increase compared to previous quarters, highlighting strong performance in the North American market. The company's results are seen as positive amidst ongoing discussions about energy infrastructure in Canada.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Business • 3 months ago

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Uber Approved to Launch in Northeastern Ontario

Uber has received approval to launch its services in Northeastern Ontario, including Greater Sudbury and North Bay. The company is actively seeking local residents to sign up as drivers. The launch is anticipated later this summer.

Sources: Sudbury.com, Baytoday.ca

Business • 3 months ago

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CIBC Collaborates with Taskrabbit to Support Skilled Trades

CIBC has announced a partnership with Taskrabbit aimed at enhancing support for the skilled trades sector in Canada. The collaboration is intended to provide resources and services to connect skilled tradespeople with consumers. This initiative reflects CIBC's ongoing commitment to the skilled trades industry amidst growing demand for these services.

Sources: Newswire

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Ophea Expands Healthy Places Initiative to Kingston

Ophea is expanding its Growing Healthy Places initiative to Kingston, Ontario, following its success in Mississauga. The program aims to promote healthier school communities through an equity-centred model. The initiative is supported by a partnership with Novo Nordisk Canada.

Sources: Newswire

Business • 3 months ago

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Alberta's Employment and Housing Situation Under Review

Alberta's unemployment rate stands at seven per cent, which is higher than the national average of 6.5 per cent and exceeds the rates in all provinces except New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. The article discusses the perception of Alberta's economic strength in comparison to other regions. It highlights ongoing debates about Alberta's economic situation and prospects for growth.

Sources: Edmonton Journal

Politics • 3 months ago

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Potential Canadian Citizenship for Many Michiganders

A significant number of residents in Michigan may be Canadian citizens without their knowledge due to historical ties between the two regions. Michigan shares a border with Ontario and has a complex history involving French settlements and trade connections with Canada. This situation highlights the intertwined nature of Canadian and American heritage in border communities.

Sources: Cic News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Thomas Nobbs Achieves Personal Best Marathon Time

Thomas Nobbs, a 26-year-old marathon runner, has recorded a personal best time of 2:09. His journey to this achievement includes a successful youth career and a prolonged struggle with injuries. Nobbs has recently found his best form in long-distance running.

Sources: Running Magazine Canada

Technology • 3 months ago

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Royal Bank of Canada Extends Sponsorship of Vector Institute to 2032

The Royal Bank of Canada has renewed its platinum sponsorship of the Vector Institute for another five years, extending through 2032. This partnership focuses on advancing innovation in responsible artificial intelligence and talent development. The agreement aims to strengthen research and educational initiatives in the field of AI.

Sources: Newswire

Markets • 3 months ago

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First Majestic Silver Corp. Releases Q2 2026 Financial Results

First Majestic Silver Corp. has reported its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ending June 30, 2026. The company also announced a quarterly dividend payment as part of its financial update. Additional details regarding the financial statements and accompanying documents are available from the company.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Markets • 3 months ago

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Obsidian Energy Reports Second Quarter 2026 Results

Obsidian Energy Ltd. has announced its operating and financial results for the second quarter of 2026. The company reported an average production of 28,200 barrels of oil equivalent per day. All financial figures are presented in Canadian dollars unless stated otherwise.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Business • 3 months ago

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Champion Iron Ore Reports First Quarter Financials

Champion Iron Ore reported production figures for the first quarter of its 2027 financial year, producing 3.9 million wet metric tonnes and recording sales of 3.3 million dry metric tonnes. The company reported revenue of $357 million and earnings before interest, taxes, and depreciation of $33 million. The direct reduction-quality iron-ore was produced from the direct reduction pellet feed project at its Bloom Lake mine in Quebec, with the first shipment anticipated in the September quarter.

Sources: Australasia Global Mining News

Business • 3 months ago

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Surge Copper Files Technical Report on Berg Copper Project

Surge Copper Corp. has filed a technical report titled 'Berg Copper Project NI 43-101 Technical Report and Pre-Feasibility Study.' This filing is in compliance with National Instrument 43-101 standards. The report includes analyses and plans for the Berg Copper Project located in British Columbia.

Sources: Financial Post

Markets • 3 months ago

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Fancamp and Goldera Finalize Spin-Out Transaction and Financing

Fancamp Exploration Ltd. and Goldera Exploration Ltd. have completed a spin-out transaction, which was approved by the court. The arrangement involves a financing of $5.5 million for Goldera. Trading of Goldera shares is expected to begin on August 5, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Governments Plan Investment for Northern Housing Development

The federal and territorial governments have reached an agreement to fund the construction of at least 560 affordable housing units in the Northwest Territories by 2030. This initiative includes a combined investment of nearly $500 million aimed at various types of housing, including social, affordable, and transitional units. Meanwhile, Nunavut is set to receive $81.3 million for housing-related infrastructure through a separate federal funding program.

Sources: CBC News, Construct Connect

Business • 3 months ago

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PowerBank Corporation Engages in New Initiative in Nova Scotia

PowerBank Corporation has announced a new opportunity in Nova Scotia as part of its energy development strategies. The company's activities are focused on enhancing independent energy solutions. This initiative aims to expand PowerBank's presence in the Canadian energy market.

Sources: Newswire

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Highway Work Projects Initiated in Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan's Highways Minister Kim Gartner has announced the commencement of three highway work projects in the Ogema, Maymont, and Springside areas. The projects aim to improve the condition of roads and increase safety for motorists within the region. The work includes a surfacing structure on Highway 13 in Ogema, valued at approximately $9.4 million.

Sources: Construct Connect

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Shania Twain Reveals Album Name Origin on The Tonight Show

Shania Twain appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to discuss her upcoming album, Little Miss Twain, set for release on July 24. During the interview, she shared that the album's title is derived from a childhood nickname she acquired while performing in bars throughout Northern Ontario. Twain's comments highlighted her roots in the region and her journey in the music industry.

Sources: Sootoday

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Community Support Helps Bring Man Back to Newfoundland

Johnny Critch's family sought community assistance to facilitate his return to Newfoundland. A medical flight was arranged after a planned road journey was deemed unfeasible. This event underscores the role of community support in critical times.

Sources: Pniatlantic

Politics • 3 months ago

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Trial Date Established for Constitutional Challenge to DRIPA

A trial date has been set for a constitutional challenge to British Columbia's Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA) by the Pender Harbour and Area Residents Association (PHARA). The BC Supreme Court has scheduled the trial to begin on November 22, 2027, lasting for 16 days. The PHARA expressed satisfaction with the progress of the legal proceedings.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Ontario Government Allocates $6.2 Million to Local Hospitals

The Ontario government has announced an investment of over $6.2 million aimed at enhancing services and reducing wait times at various healthcare facilities in the region. The funding will benefit Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance, Listowel Memorial Hospital, and North Wellington Health Care Corporation. This initiative is part of a broader commitment of $1.1 billion towards hospital improvements across the province.

Sources: Midwestern Newspapers

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Quebec Artists Named Finalists for Polaris Song Prize

The SOCAN Polaris Song Prize finalists were announced, featuring Quebec artists Angine de Poitrine and Patrick Watson. Angine de Poitrine's song 'Fabienk' and Watson's 'House on Fire,' co-written with Martha Wainwright, are among the shortlisted works. The award, which recognizes outstanding Canadian songs, carries a prize of $10,000.

Sources: Citynews Montreal

Business • 3 months ago

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Community Newspaper Publishers Request Fair Rates from Canada Post

Community newspaper publishers in Canada are urging government officials to ensure equitable pricing from Canada Post, specifically seeking rates comparable to those given to major flyer printers. The call follows Canada's postal service consolidating its position in the flyer distribution market. Publishers are concerned that this disparity in rates may negatively impact their operations and financial sustainability.

Sources: Midwestern Newspapers

Politics • 3 months ago

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Canada Expands Online Passport Renewal to All Eligible Adults

The Government of Canada has announced that all eligible Canadian adults can now renew their passports online. This service is available for those whose passports were issued within the last 15 years. The federal government has also removed the cap on online service appointments to streamline the application process.

Sources: Toronto Telegraph, Global News, Cic News, CBC News, Yahoo! News, Winnipeg Sun

Business • 3 months ago

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Best Buy Canada Launches Door Crashers Sale with Laptop Discounts

Best Buy Canada has commenced its Door Crashers sale, offering discounts of up to $300 on selected laptops. The sale began on July 30th and features various model options. This promotion aims to attract customers looking for deals on electronics.

Sources: Iphone In Canada

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Agreement Signed to Support Barrier-Free Access for Canadians with Disabilities

Provincial and territorial leaders in Canada have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at creating a barrier-free environment for people with disabilities. The agreement took place during the recent Council of the Federation meeting in Charlottetown. Signatories have emphasized the importance of this initiative in advancing accessibility across the country.

Sources: The Tj News

Business • 3 months ago

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Recall of Evenflo REO Car Seats Sold in Canada

Evenflo has initiated a recall of REO car seats sold in Canada and the United States due to safety issues concerning the headrest. The recall includes over 6,200 units sold in Canada. Parents are advised to check affected model numbers and take appropriate action.

Sources: Niagarathisweek.com, Northumberland News, Caledon Enterprise, Durhamregion.com, Parrysound.com, The Independent Free Press, New Hamburg Independent, The Hamilton Spectator, Niagara Falls Review, Cambridge Times, Northbaynipissing.com, Guelph Mercury, Brampton News, The Peterborough Examiner, Orangeville.com, Google News, Cp24, Bnn Bloomberg, Ctv News

Business • 3 months ago

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BlackTusk Food Co. Launches Fish Flavrin in Canadian Tire and Walmart

BlackTusk Food Co. has announced the availability of its product, Fish Flavrin, in the fishing section of Canadian Tire and Walmart stores across Canada. This launch marks the company's expansion into major retail locations from coast to coast. Fish Flavrin aims to cater to fishing enthusiasts in various regions of the country.

Sources: Les Affairs

Politics • 3 months ago

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Discussion on Carbon Capture Technology in Canada

Mark Carney has linked a new pipeline deal to the establishment of a significant carbon capture facility in Canada. The effectiveness of carbon capture technology in meeting environmental goals is under examination. This dialogue highlights the growing focus on innovative solutions to address climate change challenges in the Canadian political landscape.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Discrepancy in Grocery Price Claims in Winnipeg

A pamphlet from the Manitoba government claims reduced grocery prices for homeowners. However, a new report indicates that essential grocery prices in Winnipeg are actually increasing. This situation highlights a potential inconsistency between government messaging and reported economic conditions.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Manitoba Farmers Utilize Fungicides Following Wet Season

Farmers in southern Manitoba are applying increased amounts of fungicides in response to the conditions created by a wet growing season. Many anticipate a good yield thanks to these preventative measures. The use of fungicides aims to protect crops from potential fungal diseases.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Sudbury Continues to Meet Ontario Housing Targets

Greater Sudbury has successfully met provincial housing targets for three consecutive years. The Mayor of Sudbury attributes this achievement to a recent increase in construction activity. This development is significant as it positions Sudbury among a few Ontario municipalities accomplishing this feat.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Ontario Gas Prices Anticipated to Increase Before Civic Holiday

Gas prices across Ontario are predicted to rise before the Civic holiday long weekend. This increase is expected to take effect by Friday, July 31. Residents and travellers should prepare for higher fuel costs.

Sources: Brampton News, Insideottawavalley.com, New Hamburg Independent, Parrysound.com

Business • 3 months ago

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Ontario Consumers Affected by Battery Brands' Missed Green Targets

Major battery brands in Ontario have failed to meet their environmental targets, resulting in repercussions for consumers. This situation has raised concerns about the implications for pricing and sustainability in the market. The missed targets highlight the challenges faced by companies in adhering to environmental regulations.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Nova Scotia Businesses Expand for School Lunch Program

Nova Scotia's school lunch program is entering its third year and continues to grow. Local businesses involved in food preparation are expanding their operations and hiring more staff to meet the demand for meals provided to students. This initiative aims to provide nutritious meals to students across the province.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Business • 3 months ago

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Ontario Woman Loses $3,000 in WestJet Scam

An Ontario woman believed she was conversing with a WestJet employee, leading to a loss of $3,000. The incident has raised concerns about scam tactics targeting airline customers. Authorities have warned the public to remain vigilant against similar fraud attempts.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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P.E.I. Government Terminates Inquiry Into Councillor's Conduct

The Government of Prince Edward Island has discontinued an inquiry into a councillor from Murray Harbour. The inquiry was initiated following concerns about a sign displayed on the councillor's property, which was perceived by some as a criticism of Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The decision to drop the inquiry has not been publicly explained by the provincial government.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Exploring Solutions to Canada’s Housing Crisis

The housing crisis in Canada has prompted discussions on potential solutions, including the modification of development charges. Experts suggest that municipalities could alleviate costs by expanding borrowing and deferring infrastructure expenses. The effectiveness of such measures remains to be fully evaluated within the broader context of Canada’s housing needs.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Ontario Provincial Police Increase Patrols in Northern Communities

The Ontario Provincial Police have enhanced their patrol presence in Armstrong and Whitesand First Nation due to complaints about break-and-enter incidents. As of July 29, only one break-and-enter has been confirmed in Armstrong and is currently under investigation. The OPP aims to ensure the safety and security of residents in these northern communities.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Family Members Provide Mental Health Training Following Nova Scotia Tragedy

Jenny Kierstead and her daughter, Sophie Kierstead-Abbass, are conducting training for educators focused on youth mental health and resilience. Their initiative stems from personal mental health challenges after the death of their relative, Lisa McCully, in the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting. The program aims to provide support and resources to educators in helping their students cope with mental health issues.

Sources: CBC News

Technology • 3 months ago

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N.L. Farmers Embrace AI Tools Amid Expert Warnings

Farm Credit Canada has issued a report on the potential use of artificial intelligence in the agriculture sector. Some farmers in Newfoundland and Labrador are in favour of adopting these AI-powered tools, despite concerns raised by experts about possible environmental and social consequences. The discourse highlights a division between agricultural innovation and the caution urged by specialists in the field.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Haldimand County Receives Funding to Explore Energy Production at Former Nanticoke Plant

Haldimand County is set to receive $500,000 from Ontario Power Generation to investigate potential new energy production options at the Nanticoke coal plant, which was closed 13 years ago. This initiative comes as the province considers the potential for reviving electricity generation at the site. The project aims to explore opportunities for energy development in the region.

Sources: CBC News, Yahoo! News

Markets • 3 months ago

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Pasinex Resources Limited Releases Audited Financial Results for Transition Period

Pasinex Resources Limited has published its audited financial results for the fifteen-month period ending March 31, 2026. The company finalized the acquisition of the remaining 50% interest in Horzum Maden Arama. The results reflect the company's ongoing initiatives in the zinc mining sector.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • 3 months ago

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PharmaCielo Reports Year-End Financial Results for 2026

PharmaCielo Ltd., a Canadian company, announced its financial results for the year ending 2026. The company operates in both Canada and Colombia, focusing on cannabis cultivation and production. The announcement includes details about its performance and operations in the cannabis sector.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 3 months ago

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Vinland Lithium Inc. Discovers High-Priority Tungsten Targets and Launches Financing

Vinland Lithium Inc. has identified high-priority tungsten targets in the Top Pond Ridge area of Ontario, following a review of its sampling database. The identified samples show significant levels of tungsten and molybdenum. The company has also announced a flow-through financing of $300,000 to support its exploration efforts.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 3 months ago

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Anteros Metals Inc. Files Technical Report for Seagull Project

Anteros Metals Inc. has filed a technical report for its Seagull Project in Ontario, in compliance with National Instrument 43-101 standards. This step has been taken voluntarily by the company. The report aims to provide detailed information regarding the mineral project.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 3 months ago

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Metalsource Mining Reports Extension of Mineralization at Silver Hill

Metalsource Mining Inc. announced the successful completion of drill hole SH26-27, which intersected approximately 15 metres of polymetallic mineralization. This finding extends the known Silver Hill system by approximately 65 metres to the south of previous drill hole SH26-19. The discovery marks the southernmost drill intercept reported by the company thus far.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • 3 months ago

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Court Ruling Expands Compensation for Victims of Dishonest Lawyers

A court ruling has determined that victims of unethical lawyers may receive compensation beyond financial losses. The decision stems from a case involving a criminal defence lawyer accused of serious misconduct, including sexual exploitation. The Law Society of Ontario previously denied compensation to the victim, but the new ruling allows for claims related to non-financial harms, such as loss of sexual integrity.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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List of Canadian Writers to Watch in 2026 Released

CBC Books has compiled a list of Canadian writers to watch in 2026. This annual selection highlights authors across various genres, including romance and nonfiction. The featured writers are noted for their contributions to the Canadian literary scene.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Business • 3 months ago

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Rogers Stadium Emphasises Sustainability Initiatives Amidst Pressure on Live Music Industry

Rogers Stadium is implementing sustainability initiatives in preparation for upcoming summer concerts. The venue aims to reduce its emissions and environmental impact as part of its commitment to greener practices. This move reflects a growing trend in the live music industry to adopt environmentally conscious strategies.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 3 months ago

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Shen Yun Organizers File Lawsuit Against National Arts Centre

The organizers of the Shen Yun performance are taking legal action against the National Arts Centre after the venue suspended the show's run indefinitely. The suspension marks the end of nearly two decades of performances at the centre. The legal proceedings aim to address this unexpected halt to the long-running cultural event.

Sources: The Star

Business • 3 months ago

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New Hotel to be Built at Thunder Bay International Airport

A new Cambria Hotel will be constructed at Thunder Bay International Airport in Ontario. The project, led by Rideout Bay Developments, will be 90 per cent owned by First Nations. This development is significant for the local community and the First Nations' involvement in the project.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Montreal West Island Residents Experience Repeat Flooding Over Three Years

Residents of Montreal's West Island have reported experiencing consecutive flooding events over the past three years, a situation that had not occurred in the previous 40 years. Concerns about rising water levels and infrastructure challenges have been raised in various communities. Local officials and experts are investigating potential causes and mitigation strategies.

Sources: Google News

Technology • 3 months ago

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KPMG Canada Partners with OpenAI for Enterprise AI Initiatives

KPMG Canada has been designated as an Elite Partner of OpenAI as part of efforts to advance enterprise artificial intelligence solutions. This partnership comes during a period when Canadian insurance companies are reportedly accelerating their integration of generative AI technologies. Additionally, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) is set to implement new model risk regulations that will impact the financial sector.

Sources: Insurance Business

Business • 3 months ago

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Happy Belly Food Group Opens New Rosie's Burgers Location in Edmonton

Happy Belly Food Group has announced the grand opening of a new Rosie's Burgers restaurant in Edmonton’s Brewery District. The new location is set to open on August 1st, 2026, at 10405 120th Street NW. Rosie's Burgers is a quick-service restaurant brand under the Happy Belly Food Group, which consolidates emerging restaurant brands.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Saskatchewan College of Family Physicians Proposes Patient Registry

The Saskatchewan College of Family Physicians has recommended the establishment of a patient registry to improve access to doctors. This initiative is part of a broader effort by the province to enhance primary care services. An advisory committee is being formed to evaluate the implementation of the registry.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Analysis of NHL Contract Efficiency Rankings

Recent NHL contract efficiency rankings indicate varying assessments of player contracts across different teams. Notably, the Edmonton Oilers have received acclaim for having one of the top contracts this season. Sources discuss comparisons among various players and teams, highlighting the financial aspects of contracts within the league.

Sources: Google News

Business • 3 months ago

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Resouro Files Technical Report for Tiros Project

Resouro Strategic Metals Inc. has filed a technical report compliant with NI 43-101 for its Tiros Titanium and Rare Earths Project. This report supports the results of a previously announced preliminary economic assessment (PEA). The report provides details related to the project's potential in producing titanium and rare earth elements.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Hikers Evacuated from West Coast Trail Due to Impassable Conditions

Parks Canada has issued a warning regarding sections of the West Coast Trail, stating they are currently impassable. Hikers have been evacuated as a safety precaution, and the agency advises against crossing creeks or rivers on foot. The situation has raised concerns about the trail's accessibility for outdoor enthusiasts.

Sources: Global News

Politics • 3 months ago

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Quebec Liberal Party Leader Unveils Economic Plan Ahead of Election

Charles Milliard, the leader of the Quebec Liberal Party, has presented his economic plan in anticipation of the upcoming election campaign. The plan focuses on strengthening connections within Canada and establishing new trade partnerships. It aims to address economic challenges faced by the province and promote growth.

Sources: Global News

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Prime Minister Carney Addresses Energy Export Strategy in US Trade Talks

Prime Minister Mark Carney discussed the implications of using energy exports as leverage in trade negotiations with the United States. During an announcement in Red Deer, he emphasized the importance of maintaining Canada’s reputation as a reliable energy supplier. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith was present at the event.

Sources: Infonews.ca

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Discussion on the Safety of Jews in Canada

A piece discusses the complexities surrounding the perception of safety for Jewish communities in Canada. It suggests that a completely secure environment for Jews may be unachievable. The commentary reflects on ongoing challenges and the importance of addressing these issues openly.

Sources: The Canadian Jewish News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Search Underway for Missing Paramedic in Salmo, BC

Kayla Boisvert, a paramedic from Hastings-Quinte, has been reported missing in Salmo, British Columbia. She was last seen at the Shambhala Music Festival, and her family has indicated she attempted to contact her sister prior to her disappearance. Local authorities, including the Salmo RCMP, are actively seeking public assistance in locating her.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 3 months ago

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Canadian Intern Denied Bail After Spying Allegations

A Canadian intern has been denied bail following allegations of espionage at NATO headquarters in Belgium. The intern, identified as Biwei Zhang, previously worked for the Canadian Space Agency and Statistics Canada. The case is under investigation by Belgian authorities and has prompted support from the RCMP.

Sources: Cp24, Ctv News, CBC News, Google News

Business • 3 months ago

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WestJet Cancels Five Popular Flight Routes from Vancouver

WestJet has announced the cancellation of five popular flight routes from Vancouver to U.S. destinations for the upcoming winter season. The airline clarified that these cancellations are not related to ongoing labour strikes. The decision has been confirmed by multiple sources, detailing the specific routes affected by the cancellations.

Sources: Google News

Markets • 3 months ago

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Potential High-Growth Canadian Stocks

Three Canadian stocks are highlighted for their potential to significantly increase in value over the next five years. The companies are reported to be experiencing stronger growth, improving profits, and expanding operations. No specific financial targets or historical performance data are provided.

Sources: Fool Canada

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Standouts from Day 3 of the 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase Identified

The 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase is currently underway, with various players being highlighted for their performances. Among them, Stockselius and Lawrence have been noted as standout competitors after Day 3 of the event. The showcase includes teams from across North America and Europe, such as Canada, the U.S., and Finland.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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CBSA Seizes 380 kg of Drugs at Alberta-U.S. Border

Canadian border officers seized approximately 380 kilograms of suspected methamphetamine and cocaine at the Alberta-U.S. border. The drugs were allegedly declared as bath tissue and were discovered in a commercial truck that had entered Canada from California. The incident occurred on July 2 when the truck was inspected by the Canada Border Services Agency.

Sources: Global News, CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Fortuna Mining Corp. Approves Expansion of Séguéla Gold Mine

Fortuna Mining Corp. has announced its approval for a 30% capacity expansion of the Séguéla Gold Mine located in Côte d’Ivoire. The expansion project includes enhancements to the processing facility, improvements to supporting infrastructure, and the development of the Sunbird underground mine. This decision is part of the company's broader growth strategy in the region.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 3 months ago

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Funding Secured for Residential School Survivors' Travel to Counselling

Indigenous Services Canada announced that it has found funding to support residential school survivors and their families in travelling for counselling services. This comes after community leaders and counsellors raised concerns about a sudden funding cut. The new funding aims to address the needs of survivors seeking mental health support.

Sources: CBC News

Technology • 3 months ago

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Saskatoon Engages in National Discussion on AI Data Centres

Saskatoon is currently evaluating the potential establishment of AI data centres within the city. City councillor Scott Ford has requested city administration to conduct research on this matter. This topic is part of a broader national conversation regarding the implications and benefits of AI data centres in urban environments.

Sources: Global News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Yukon Government Deploys Wildland Firefighters to Support Other Regions

Nearly half of the firefighters from the Yukon Wildland Fire Management branch have been deployed to British Columbia and the Northwest Territories. This move comes in response to escalating wildfire situations in those regions. A territorial fire information officer confirmed the deployment details.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Employment Opportunities for Young Quebecers

As of June, the employment rate for Canadians aged 15 to 24 stands at 55 percent, according to Statistics Canada. Experts in career development highlight strategies that young people can adopt to improve their employment chances. The discussion focuses on relevant skills and networking as key components to entering the workforce.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Button Outlines Prospective Roles for Players at World Juniors

TSN's analyst Craig Button has outlined potential roles for players Braeden Cootes, Caleb Malhotra, and carels at the upcoming World Juniors. The players have shown promising performance during Canada's showcase opener. These players are linked to the Vancouver Canucks and are viewed as key prospects for the team's future.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 3 months ago

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Ontario and Michigan Lawmakers Meet in Windsor to Discuss Trade Relations

Lawmakers from Ontario and Michigan convened in Windsor to address trade issues affecting both regions. The meeting comes amid ongoing tensions in the broader Canada-U.S. relationship. Windsor union officials were also present to discuss the implications of these trade tensions on local industries.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Edmonton Teen Wins National Table-Tennis Titles, Eyes Olympic Participation

An Edmonton teenager has won two titles at the national table-tennis championships. Following this achievement, he is now aiming for a spot on the Olympic team for the upcoming Games. The teen's success marks a significant achievement in his sports career and highlights his aspirations for future international competition.

Sources: Ctv News

Markets • 3 months ago

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Zacatecas Silver Completes First Tranche of Private Placement

Zacatecas Silver Corp. has announced the completion of the first tranche of its non-brokered private placement. The company details the offering in a news release dated July 14, 2026. This marks a significant funding step for Zacatecas Silver as it advances its business initiatives.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 3 months ago

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Liberal MPs Halt Hearings on Gordie Howe Bridge Agreement

Liberal Members of Parliament have blocked hearings intended to investigate the commitments made by the Carney government to Donald Trump regarding the Gordie Howe Bridge project. The hearings were meant to provide clarity on the details of the agreement. This decision has sparked discussions on transparency and accountability in government dealings.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Markets • 3 months ago

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Vanguard Announces Risk Rating Changes for Selected ETFs

Vanguard Investments Canada Inc. has announced changes to the risk ratings of certain Vanguard ETFs, effective July 30, 2026. The changes include a revised risk rating for the Vanguard FTSE Canadian Capped REIT Index ETF from Medium to Medium-High. These adjustments reflect updates in the assessment of the market environment impacting the performance of these ETFs.

Sources: Financial Post

Technology • 3 months ago

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RBC Foundation Supports New AI Platform for Skilled Newcomers in Canada

The Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) has announced a new digital initiative supported by seed funding from the RBC Foundation. The two-year funding will aid the development of a platform aimed at assisting skilled newcomers in advancing their careers in Canada. This initiative highlights ongoing efforts to improve employment pathways for immigrants.

Sources: Mobilesyrup

Politics • 3 months ago

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Canada and Alberta Establish Infrastructure Partnership for Homebuilding

The federal government of Canada has announced a new infrastructure partnership with the province of Alberta aimed at accelerating homebuilding. This initiative, referred to as the Canada-Alberta Housing Infrastructure Fund agreement, involves the province committing at least a third of eligible costs for related projects. The partnership will focus on enhancing water and wastewater infrastructure in the region.

Sources: Prime Minister Of Canada - Premier Ministre Du Can, Yahoo! News, Calgary Herald

Politics • 3 months ago

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Discussion on Resource Management and Regional Funding in Canada

Kory Teneycke has proposed a funding strategy involving Alberta and Saskatchewan's resources. Discussions revolve around the allocation of resource revenue and the relationship between Western provinces and the federal government. The conversation addresses regional concerns regarding the use of local resources for national financing.

Sources: Rebel News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Issues with Disability Benefit Payments Affecting Albertans

Many Albertans receiving disability benefits reported receiving incorrect payments or no payments for August. The problems are attributed to a technical issue with the processing of disability support payments. Recipients are calling for changes to the current legislation governing these benefits.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 3 months ago

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Ontario Government Responds to Federal Rejection of Billy Bishop Airport Expansion

Ontario Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria has expressed commitment to proceed with the planned expansion of Billy Bishop airport despite a federal rejection of the proposal. He attributed the decision to reject the expansion to pressure from a fringe group. The minister criticized the federal government for yielding to these demands.

Sources: Global News, The Hamilton Spectator, The Star, Winnipeg Free Press, Oakville News, The Standard, Sootoday, Sudbury.com, Google News, Baytoday.ca, The Record, Wings Magazine