Canada Edition · Day Desk

Friday, July 31

105 stories

Markets • 3 months ago

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Brompton Funds Announces Market Closure

Brompton Funds has announced the closure of its markets for the Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) PAYU and PAYI. The decision was communicated by Chris Cullen, senior vice president and head of ETFs at Brompton. The specific reasons for the market closure and potential impacts have not been disclosed.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • 3 months ago

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Groupe TMX Limited Increases Dividend by 8% to $0.26 per Common Share

The board of directors of Groupe TMX Limited has announced an increase in the dividend by 8%, raising it to $0.26 per common share. This decision reflects the company's ongoing commitment to provide shareholder value. The increase will take effect for the third quarter of 2026.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • 3 months ago

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Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization Suspends Negotiations for Certain Stocks

The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRI) has suspended negotiations for Bush P. stocks as of July 31, 2026, following its earlier decision to suspend negotiations for Badger Infrastructure Group Inc. (BDGI) stocks the day prior. These actions were reported by Les Affaires, highlighting regulatory interventions impacting stock trading. The suspension reflects ongoing regulatory scrutiny of specific stock activities in the Canadian market.

Sources: Les Affairs

Markets • 3 months ago

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Reitmans (Canada) Limited Announces Approval for Share Buyback Program

Reitmans (Canada) Limited has received approval for its normal course issuer bid, allowing the company to repurchase its own shares. This program is part of the company's financial strategy and operations. The announcement was made public on July 30, 2026.

Sources: Les Affairs

Markets • 3 months ago

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Sagen MI Canada Inc. Reports Second Quarter 2026 Results and Declares Preferred Share Dividend

Sagen MI Canada Inc. announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2026. The company also declared a dividend on preferred shares. This announcement contributes to the company's ongoing updates on its financial performance and shareholder returns.

Sources: Les Affairs

Politics • 3 months ago

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Liberal Government Criticized for Spending Outside Budget Framework

The Liberal government, led by Mark Carney, faces criticism over the lack of clarity regarding its expenditures. Recent announcements include a commitment of over $40 billion to new spending over the next decade. This has raised concerns among economists about fiscal responsibility and planning.

Sources: Le Canada Français, Le Devoir

Politics • 3 months ago

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Government Decision to Cancel Online Broadcaster Tax Discussed

The Canadian government has canceled a proposed tax on American online broadcasters such as Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime. Sources reflect mixed opinions on the impact of this decision. Critics argue it may negatively affect local content funding and market balance.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Politics • 3 months ago

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Canada Allocates $10 Million for Women-led Businesses in Jordan

The Canadian government has announced a funding allocation of $10 million to support women-led businesses in Jordan. This initiative aims to assist female refugees and those with disabilities in establishing their enterprises. The funding reflects Canada's commitment to promoting gender equality and economic empowerment in vulnerable communities.

Sources: Journal De Québec

Markets • 3 months ago

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Supremex Reports Second Quarter Results for 2026 and Declares Quarterly Dividend

Supremex Inc., a manufacturer of paper-based packaging and envelopes, announced its financial results for the second quarter ending June 30, 2026. The company also declared a quarterly dividend. Further details will be discussed in an upcoming conference call.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard, Newsfilecorp

Business • 3 months ago

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Dairy Producers Urge Solidarity Amid New Tariff Threat

Dairy producers in Canada are responding to a recent tariff threat from former U.S. President Donald Trump. They express concern about the unpredictability of such actions and the potential impact on the dairy industry. Producers are calling for solidarity as negotiations continue to preserve their interests.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Drug Consumption is Leading Factor in Fatal Collisions in Canada

A recent analysis indicates that since 2013, a growing percentage of road fatalities in Canada has been linked to drug consumption. This trend suggests a significant public safety concern related to impaired driving. Further investigation is required to understand the implications for policy and prevention efforts.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 3 months ago

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Dream Unlimited Corp. Announces Acquisition of UK-Based Chancerygate Limited

Dream Unlimited Corp. has announced the definitive agreements to acquire Chancerygate Limited, a leading industrial property developer and asset manager based in the United Kingdom. The acquisition is expected to enhance Dream's asset management platform and expand its reach in the industrial sector. Chancerygate brings over 30 years of experience in the multi-let industrial sector.

Sources: Businesswire

Business • 3 months ago

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CFIB Comments on Potential Work Stoppage at WestJet

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has released a statement regarding the possibility of a work stoppage at WestJet. Dan Kelly, the CFIB President, addressed the potential implications of this situation. The organization is focused on the impact of labor disruptions on businesses across Canada.

Sources: Newswire, Les Affairs

Business • 3 months ago

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Subway Canada Announces Return of Original Flatbread

Subway Canada has confirmed the return of its original artisanal flatbread after customer demand. The decision follows numerous requests from Canadians on social media for the product’s reinstatement. This flatbread will be available at participating locations across the country.

Sources: Businesswire

Business • 3 months ago

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Canadian Energy Producers Consider Expansion Following Recent Profits

Canadian energy producers have reported significant profits and are now looking to invest in new production. This marks a departure from the trend of the past decade where investment levels were lower. The industry is showing renewed interest in growth and expansion.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Heat Dome Expected to Bring High Temperatures to Western Canada and the US

A significant heat dome is predicted to affect much of the western United States, with temperatures reaching record highs over the weekend. This weather phenomenon is also expected to impact parts of Canada. Millions of people across these regions are likely to experience the hottest temperatures recorded so far this year.

Sources: Ctv News, Cp24

Business • 3 months ago

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Bruce Power and Partners to Donate Up to $100,000 for Wildfire Relief

Bruce Power, along with its supplier partners and employees, is contributing to wildfire relief efforts in Northern Ontario. They have pledged to match donations up to a total of $100,000. The initiative aims to support affected communities in their recovery from the ongoing wildfires.

Sources: Saugeen Times, Kincardine Times News

Technology • 3 months ago

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University of Toronto Joins Canadian Nuclear Laboratories’ Academic Partnership Program

The University of Toronto has become the tenth institution to join Canadian Nuclear Laboratories’ Academic Partnership Program. This initiative aims to develop a talent pipeline for Canada’s nuclear sector. The partnership is expected to enhance collaboration between academic institutions and the nuclear industry.

Sources: Financial Post, Cbj Ca News

Business • 3 months ago

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Report Advocates for National Education Strategy on Agricultural Risk Management

Farm Management Canada has released a report calling for a unified approach to education and communication in agricultural risk management. The report suggests that such a strategy would enable producers and service providers to better understand and navigate the complexities of risk management in farming. This initiative aims to enhance the resilience and competitiveness of Canadian farms.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Patrick Cormier Contributes to Team Canada at 2026 FIFA World Cup

Patrick Cormier, a PhD graduate from the University of Victoria, played a key role with Canada's men's national team during the preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. His expertise in sports science has been instrumental in enhancing the team's performance. This collaboration emphasizes the value of applying academic knowledge in professional sports settings.

Sources: University Of Victoria

Technology • 3 months ago

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Collaboration Established Between IAEA and University of Saskatchewan for Nuclear Education

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has formed a partnership with the University of Saskatchewan in Canada. This agreement aims to enhance collaboration in knowledge management and education related to nuclear energy. The focus is on supporting nuclear energy research and developing the workforce in this sector.

Sources: World-nuclear-news

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Divers Discover Unusually Well-Preserved Shipwreck in Lake Ontario

Divers have located a shipwreck in Lake Ontario, which is notable for its well-preserved condition, including both masts still standing. The wreck was discovered at a depth of 300 feet. Preliminary assessments suggest it could provide valuable insights into maritime history.

Sources: The Daily Galaxy

Business • 3 months ago

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WestJet Flight Attendants Issue 72-Hour Strike Notice as Deadline Approaches

WestJet flight attendants have issued a 72-hour strike notice as contract negotiations continue. If an agreement is not reached by Sunday morning, a strike could occur, potentially disrupting travel during a busy long weekend. The union representing the flight attendants believes that a work stoppage would lead to the cancellation of hundreds of flights.

Sources: Google News, Yahoo! News, Medicine Hat News, Infonews.ca

Business • 3 months ago

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Magna International Reports Increased Profit in Q2

Magna International Inc. has reported a profit of US$469 million for the latest quarter, an increase from US$379 million in the same quarter a year prior. The company, based in Ontario, operates with U.S. accounting standards. This financial performance reflects the company’s ongoing operations in the automotive supply industry.

Sources: Western Wheel, Richmond News, Coast Reporter, Airdrie News, Rocky Mountain Outlook, St. Albert News, Burnaby Now, Times Colonist, Squamish Chief, Town And Country Today, Ns News, Lakeland News

Politics • 3 months ago

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Carney Supports Port Expansion Plan in British Columbia

Prime Minister Mark Carney has endorsed a proposal to expand a major port facility in Metro Vancouver. He stated that the current capacity of the port is insufficient to meet the government's objectives for economic growth and diversification. The federal government plans to invest over $10 billion in this initiative.

Sources: Winnipeg Sun, The Chronicle-journal, The Globe and Mail, Cp24

Markets • 3 months ago

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Gas Prices Decrease in the Maritimes While Diesel Prices Rise

Gas prices have decreased overnight across the Maritimes, notably in Nova Scotia. In contrast, diesel prices have seen an increase in the region. This fluctuation in fuel prices is expected to have impacts on transportation and consumer costs.

Sources: Google News

Business • 3 months ago

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TELUS Corporation Declares Quarterly Dividend Amid Financial Adjustments

TELUS Corporation has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.1875 Canadian per share as announced by its Board of Directors. This decision comes in the context of financial adjustments, including plans for debt repayment and potential asset sales. The company reported a loss in the second quarter, prompting these changes to improve its fiscal position.

Sources: Newswire, Google News

Business • 3 months ago

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Federal Approval Granted for Crawford Nickel Project

The federal government has granted approval for Canada Nickel's Crawford polymetallic mine in Ontario. This decision is part of a broader initiative to accelerate the development of critical minerals in Canada. Construction planning is expected to occur in the following year.

Sources: Toronto Telegraph, Mining, Canadian Mining Journal, The Northern Miner, Newswire

Markets • 3 months ago

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Economic Forecasts Indicate Stable Interest Rates from the Bank of Canada

Economists anticipate that the Bank of Canada will maintain its current interest rates for the remainder of the year. This prediction follows the upcoming release of Statistics Canada's second-quarter GDP estimate. The outlook reflects economic stability amid varying market conditions.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Business • 3 months ago

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Cameco Confirms Westinghouse's Submission for Proposed IPO

Cameco has announced that Westinghouse Electric Company has submitted a confidential draft registration statement to the Securities and Exchange Commission. This submission is related to a proposed initial public offering. Cameco and Brookfield Renewable Partners jointly own Westinghouse Electric Company.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Canadian Cyclists Compete in Tour de France Femmes

A group of Canadian cyclists is set to participate in the Tour de France Femmes, which is recognized as particularly challenging this year due to its inclusion of Mont Ventoux and a time trial segment. The event will conclude with a finish in Nice. The Canadian representatives aim to make a strong showing in this prestigious international race.

Sources: Canadian Cycling Magazine

Technology • 3 months ago

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Newfoundland's Emergence as a Technology Hub

Newfoundland, particularly St. John's, is emerging as a notable technology hub in Canada. The city has experienced growth in its tech sector, attracting attention for its potential. This development is seen as a significant case study for other regions in Canada aspiring to enhance their technology industries.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Edmonton Police to Detain Intoxicated Individuals at Headquarters Facility

Starting this summer, Edmonton police will have the authority to detain intoxicated individuals for up to 24 hours at a new facility within the police headquarters. This initiative is part of the Alberta Recovery Model aimed at addressing addiction and mental health issues. The Alberta government has allocated $30 million to support these efforts in Edmonton.

Sources: Medicine Hat News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Alberta RCMP Releases List of Four Individuals Wanted for Assistance

The Alberta RCMP has released the names of four individuals they seek assistance in locating as part of their Wanted Wednesday initiative. The named individuals are Aleigha Omeasoo, Tyler Jeffrey Seppola, Johnathon Richard Anderson, and Luke Belcourt. The announcement was made via their Facebook and X accounts.

Sources: Medicine Hat News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Alberta Contracts K9 Units to Detect Invasive Aquatic Species

The Alberta government has contracted three K9 units to assist in detecting invasive aquatic species in the province's waterways. These specially trained dogs will help prevent the introduction of invasive mussels. The initiative is part of ongoing efforts to protect Alberta's aquatic ecosystems.

Sources: Medicine Hat News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Significant Weapons and Drugs Seizure in Lethbridge

Police in Lethbridge have conducted a large-scale narcotics bust, resulting in the seizure of over two dozen firearms and nearly 200 knives. This operation, carried out by the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team, occurred on July 15. Authorities have described this seizure as one of the largest of its kind in Alberta.

Sources: Medicine Hat News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Alberta Government Invests in Kidney Care Facility in Lethbridge

The Alberta government has announced a $23.4 million investment for a new hemodialysis unit at Chinook Regional Hospital in Lethbridge. This funding aims to enhance kidney care services and expand the local dialysis capacity by over 25 percent. The upgraded facility is expected to improve patient comfort and access to specialized kidney services.

Sources: Global News, Medicine Hat News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Nationwide Backyard BioBlitz Event Invites Public Participation

The Nature Conservancy of Canada is hosting the Big Backyard BioBlitz this weekend across the country. This event encourages participants to identify and document local wildlife to aid in conservation efforts. The initiative fosters community involvement in scientific research related to biodiversity.

Sources: Medicine Hat News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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RCMP Promote Highway Safety for Heritage Day Weekend

The RCMP in Alberta is encouraging drivers to prioritize safety during the upcoming Heritage Day long weekend. Officers will conduct additional patrols to monitor road safety as traffic levels increase. The police emphasize the importance of remaining sober and adhering to speed limits to prevent accidents involving motorcyclists, cyclists, and pedestrians.

Sources: Medicine Hat News

Business • 3 months ago

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Riverside Resources Expands Mineral Tenures in British Columbia

Riverside Resources has expanded its mineral tenures for rare earth elements and gold-copper in British Columbia. The expansion includes the Revel and Red Jacket projects located in south-central British Columbia. This move aims to enhance the company's resource portfolio in a region known for its mineral potential.

Sources: Cbj Ca News, Mining Technology

Business • 3 months ago

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Kirill Marchenko Trade Rumours Spark Disagreement Among Sources

Reports regarding Kirill Marchenko's potential trade have emerged, with conflicting information from various sources. Some claim that negotiations are underway, while others refute these claims, stating that no recent discussions have taken place. The situation remains fluid as different parties provide their perspectives on the trade talks.

Sources: Google News, Nhl Trade Rumors

Provincial • 3 months ago

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VELD Music Festival Scheduled for Late July

The VELD Music Festival, known as Canada's largest electronic music festival, is set to take place from Friday, July 31 to Sunday, August 2. The event will feature various artists and performances. Details regarding set times and ticket prices have been made available.

Sources: Niagara Falls Review, New Hamburg Independent, Guelph Mercury, The Hamilton Spectator, Caledon Enterprise, Northumberland News, Cambridge Times, Orangeville.com

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Collaboration Between Memorial University and Mission to Seafarers Aims to Enhance Maritime Health

Memorial University’s Faculty of Medicine is collaborating with the Marine Institute and the Mission to Seafarers organization to advance health initiatives in the maritime sector. This partnership has been supported by a Catalyst Grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. The focus is on addressing health issues faced by seafarers in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Sources: Memorial University Gazette

Markets • 3 months ago

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Cameco Reports Second Quarter Financial Results

Cameco, a Canadian uranium producer based in Saskatoon, reported its consolidated financial and operating results for the second quarter that ended on June 30, 2026. The company indicated that its year-to-date performance is on track, with no changes to its production outlook. Cameco also mentioned significant support for nuclear energy, which it believes will positively influence long-term uranium prices.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Markets • 3 months ago

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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. Schedules Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results Release

Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. has announced it will release its second quarter 2026 financial results on August 7, 2026. The results will be made available before market opening. A conference call will follow at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time on the same day, hosted by CEO Rod West and CFO Rob Stefani.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post

Business • 3 months ago

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Lithium Ionic and Emerita Resources Enter Legal Dispute Over Brazilian Lithium Assets

Lithium Ionic Corp. has acknowledged a statement of claim lodged by Emerita Resources Corp. in Ontario's Superior Court of Justice. The dispute pertains to the Falcon Project, associated with Brazilian lithium assets. Both companies are presenting competing claims in the legal proceedings.

Sources: Financial Post, Canadian Mining Journal

Business • 3 months ago

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Traffic Congestion Remains Despite New Gordie Howe Bridge Opening

The Gordie Howe International Bridge, which connects Canada and the United States, officially opened recently. Despite this new infrastructure, traffic congestion in the area around the Ambassador Bridge has continued. Observers are analyzing factors contributing to the heavy truck traffic in the vicinity.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Scarlett Delgado Advances to Medal Round at Commonwealth Games

Canadian boxer Scarlett Delgado won her semifinal match in the women's 54kg category at the Commonwealth Games, securing herself a medal. This victory paves the way for her to compete for a gold medal in the upcoming final. Delgado's performance has garnered attention as she represents Canada on an international stage.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Canadian Small Business Sales Decline for Third Consecutive Quarter

Canadian small businesses have experienced a decline in sales for the third consecutive quarter. This downturn is attributed to rising fuel prices and sluggish consumer spending, which are affecting revenue and payment timelines. The ongoing cash flow challenges are impacting small businesses across the nation.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Ontario Summer Games Attracts Athletes to Waterloo Region

The Ontario Summer Games are currently taking place in the Waterloo region, featuring athletes aged 12 to 18 from across Ontario. Competitions include various sports such as basketball, softball, and swimming. The events are open to the public at no cost.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Saskatchewan Non-Profit Cancels Spay and Neuter Clinic After Application Denial

The Canine Action Project has announced the cancellation of a planned spay and neuter clinic in Sturgeon Lake First Nation. This decision follows the denial of its application by the Saskatchewan Veterinary Medical Association's practice standards committee. The organization had intended to provide the clinic as part of its animal welfare initiatives.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Understanding Fire Thunderstorms and Their Impact

Fire thunderstorms, also known as pyrocumulonimbus clouds, are created by intense wildfires in regions such as Canada and France. These thunderstorms can lead to dangerous downdrafts, lightning, and other elements that complicate firefighting efforts. Understanding these phenomena is crucial for improving wildfire management and safety protocols.

Sources: National Post

Politics • 3 months ago

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Understanding Citizenship by Descent Claims in Canada

Marc Thibault, raised in Maine and having spent years in Nashville, believes he has Canadian roots linked to a family surname from Trois-Rivières, Quebec. He discovered that Canada has opened citizenship eligibility to descendants of Canadians and began researching this opportunity. The article explores which relatives can support such citizenship claims and which cannot.

Sources: Cic News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Debate Over Alberta's Referendum Threshold

Lorne Gunter discusses the debate surrounding Alberta's low threshold for citizen initiatives and referendums. Mitch Sylvestre, leader of the Stay Free Alberta movement, has expressed concerns about the transparency of the initiative process. The discussion centers on whether the current law reflects its original intent and if it should be reviewed by the provincial legislature.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Edmonton Journal

Business • 3 months ago

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Expansion of Pea Protein Facility in Yorkton, Saskatchewan

The Louis Dreyfus Company has expanded its facility in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, which now includes a new pea protein production plant. Additionally, the existing canola processing site has doubled its crushing capacity to over two million metric tons. This investment aims to enhance the production capabilities in the region.

Sources: Construct Connect

Business • 3 months ago

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American Tungsten Corp. Begins Trading on OTCQX Best Market

American Tungsten Corp., a Canadian exploration and development company, has been approved to trade on the OTCQX Best Market. The announcement was made by OTC Markets Group Inc., which operates regulated markets for trading various securities. This marks a significant milestone for American Tungsten Corp. in its market presence.

Sources: Financial Post

Markets • 3 months ago

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TransAlta Reports Financial Results for Second Quarter of 2026

TransAlta Corporation released its financial results for the second quarter of 2026. The company indicated strong operational performance and reaffirmed its guidance for future performance. TransAlta highlighted its ability to generate reliable free cash flow from its diversified portfolio.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Sellers Shift to Less-Regulated Markets Due to Ontario's Ticket Resale Legislation

Ontario has introduced legislation regulating the resale of tickets, which aims to ensure that resale prices do not exceed face value. In response to this legislation, some ticket sellers are opting to move their operations to markets with fewer regulations. This shift may impact sports fans and concertgoers in Ontario, who could face challenges in accessing tickets at lower costs.

Sources: Global News, Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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MusicNL Announces 117 Award Nominees for 2026

MusicNL has announced the nominees for its 2026 awards, with a total of 117 nominations. Port-Aux-Poutines and Rachel Cousins are among the leading nominees this year. Tickets for the awards ceremony went on sale today.

Sources: Google News

Business • 3 months ago

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Canadian Commercial Real Estate Market Experiences Increased Investor Activity

Avison Young's mid-year survey indicates that investor sentiment in the Canadian commercial real estate market has reached a peak not seen since 2025. This shift is attributed to strong interest in quality assets, leading to increased capital deployment. The overall market is transitioning from a cautious approach to more decisive actions among investors.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Markets • 3 months ago

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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust Announces Upcoming Dividend

Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CDPYF) has announced a dividend of $0.09 per share. The ex-dividend date is set for July 31, 2026, and the payment date for the cash dividend is August 17, 2026. The announcement highlights the company's dividend history, yield, and growth rates as investors prepare for the upcoming distribution.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Business • 3 months ago

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Workers at Ajax Casino and Pickering Casino Resort Initiate Strike

Employees at Ajax Casino and Pickering Casino Resort, represented by Unifor Local 1090, began strike action on July 31, 2026, after negotiations for a new contract were unsuccessful. Nearly 900 gaming workers are involved in the strike as they seek a fair contract. Union leaders assert that these workers have consistently contributed to the operation of the resort during challenging times.

Sources: Unifor

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Manitoba First Nation Proposes Lawsuit Following Power Outage

The Pimicikamak Cree Nation, a First Nation in northern Manitoba, has announced its intention to file a class-action lawsuit against Manitoba Hydro, the provincial government, and the federal government. This decision comes in the wake of a significant power outage that led to the evacuation of hundreds of residents and caused extensive water damage. Community leaders have previously raised concerns about the age and condition of the power infrastructure in the area.

Sources: CBC News, Construct Connect

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Andrea Lai Wins Ontario Junior Girls' Golf Championship

Andrea Lai has secured victory at the Ontario junior girls' golf championship. Her performance reflected a growing confidence throughout the tournament. The championship is significant for junior female golfers across the province.

Sources: Stthomastimesjournal, Chathamdailynews

Business • 3 months ago

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Analysis of Stability in U.S.-EU Trade Relations

This article examines the challenges faced by the trade relationship between the United States and the European Union. It highlights the unpredictability of the U.S. trade policy under the Trump administration. Lessons for Canada are drawn from these experiences as it navigates its own trade agreements.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Politics • 3 months ago

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Calls for Reform to Public Alert System Following Calgary Boy's Death

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is advocating for changes to Canada's national emergency alert system in the wake of the death of an 11-year-old Calgary boy with autism. The boy was reported missing earlier this month before being found deceased. Both Poilievre and Conservative MP Mike Lake, both of whom have children with autism, are urging for a nationwide framework aimed at better protecting vulnerable children when they go missing.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, Cp24

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Inuit Storytelling Pilot Project Concludes with Showcase in Iqaluit

The Inuit Broadcasting Corporation's pilot project, Tigulavut, is set to conclude after a two-month duration. This initiative, which began in June in Ottawa, provided training in film and media skills to 17 Inuit youth. The program aimed to promote and preserve Inuit storytelling traditions through modern media.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Manitoba Weather Forecast for End of July 2026

The Manitoba weather forecast for Thursday, July 30, 2026, indicates a drier airmass leading to reduced humidity. On Friday, July 31, the province is expected to experience mostly sunny skies with warmer temperatures as July concludes. The long weekend is anticipated to be hot across Manitoba.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Quiz on Recent Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations

A quiz has been released to test knowledge on significant stories related to Canada-U.S. trade negotiations for the week ending July 31. The quiz is designed to engage readers on current events affecting business and investment in the bilateral relationship. It underscores the ongoing dialogue between Canada and the U.S. regarding trade matters.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Politics • 3 months ago

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Call for Return of City Assets at Billy Bishop Airport

There is a demand for the provincial government to return control of Billy Bishop Airport to the City of Toronto. Critics argue that the provincial actions regarding the airport have been inappropriate. The situation has raised concerns about the management of city assets and local governance.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Fans of 'The Odyssey' Embrace Its Rarest Format in IMAX

The film 'The Odyssey' is experiencing a surge in popularity, particularly in its rare 70mm IMAX format. Some fans have attended numerous screenings, driven by the unique viewing experience. The film's extended run is a testament to its growing appeal, with many showings selling out in advance.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Maritime Electric Discusses Future Power Solutions for P.E.I.

Maritime Electric's president and CEO stated that while plans for new undersea power cables between P.E.I. and New Brunswick are crucial, they alone will not address the province's electricity reliability and capacity issues. The new cables are part of a broader conversation on energy solutions for the region. Additional measures may be required to fully enhance the stability of P.E.I.'s power supply.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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New Brunswick Residents Considering Hybrids and E-Bikes Due to Rising Fuel Costs

In New Brunswick, rising fuel prices are leading some residents to consider more fuel-efficient transportation options, including hybrid vehicles and electric bikes. The shift reflects a broader trend among consumers to adapt their commuting habits amid increasing fuel expenses. Local discussions highlight changes in transportation preferences as residents seek alternatives to mitigate costs.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Newfoundland and Labrador Health Authority Expenditures on Efficiency Contract Approaching $10 Million

The Newfoundland and Labrador health authority has spent nearly $10 million on a contract with a private company aimed at improving efficiencies in the healthcare system. Union leaders have expressed concerns that the work by the company has not benefited their members. The contract is nearing its conclusion, prompting discussions about the outcomes achieved.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Hundreds of Motorcyclists Prepare for Cross-Canada Journey to Raise Mental Health Awareness

More than 100 motorcyclists from the Rolling Barrage are preparing to embark on a cross-Canada journey. This event aims to raise awareness about mental health issues among veterans and first responders. The motorcyclists gathered in downtown St. John's for the launch of their 10th annual ride.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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MPP Requests Disaster Recovery Assistance for Flood-Impacted Niagara Residents

MPP Jennie Stevens has reached out to Ontario Municipal Affairs Minister Rob Flack regarding financial assistance for residents and businesses in Niagara affected by recent flooding. She is advocating for these individuals to be eligible for support under the Disaster Recovery Assistance for Ontarians program. The request highlights the ongoing challenges faced by communities in the aftermath of the flooding incident.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Ottawa Police Reengage with Sexual Assault Survivor Amid Trust Concerns

A woman who reported an historical sexual assault had a mediation experience with the Ottawa Police Service that left her feeling blamed and dismissed. Despite the negative feelings from the previous interaction, she is experiencing renewed engagement from the police. The survivor expresses uncertainty about whether she can trust this new engagement.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Steps to Protect Homes from Wildfire Risks in Northwestern Ontario

Northwestern Ontario is experiencing significant impacts from the 2026 wildfire season. Homeowners are encouraged to reduce wildfire risks by implementing FireSmart practices. This article outlines a checklist of recommendations for homeowners to enhance the safety of their properties.

Sources: CBC News

Technology • 3 months ago

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Google Play Introduces Age-Range Tools in Canada and Australia

Google Play is rolling out its new age verification system, known as the Age Signals API, in Australia and Canada starting in mid-August 2026. This system allows apps to provide age-appropriate experiences without requiring users to submit personal identification. The tool has been operational in Brazil since March 2026 and aims for a global rollout by the end of 2026.

Sources: Google News, Betanews

Technology • 3 months ago

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Quebec Entrepreneur Develops New Social Media App to Counter Doom Scrolling

Alexis Bossé, a 21-year-old from Quebec, has launched a new social media platform called Lyvio, designed to encourage users to limit their time spent online. The application aims to combat 'doom scrolling' by promoting healthier social media habits. The initiative was discussed in an interview on CBC's Quebec AM program.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Vancouver Mayor Proclaims Mining and Mineral Exploration Day

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim has proclaimed July 30 as Mining and Mineral Exploration Day in Vancouver. This proclamation acknowledges the city's role as a significant centre for mining and mineral exploration activities. The initiative has been welcomed by the Resource Works Society, an advocacy organization focused on promoting responsible resource development in Canada.

Sources: Australasia Global Mining News

Politics • 3 months ago

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Premiers Request Negotiations on Future of the RCMP

Canada's premiers are seeking to initiate negotiations with the federal government regarding the future role of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). They expressed a desire for increased clarity on the Mounties' future as a policing option. The request highlights the need for talks with provinces and territories that intend to retain the RCMP as their primary law enforcement agency.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Business • 3 months ago

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Jack Nathan Medical Corp. Announces Leadership Changes

Jack Nathan Medical Corp. has announced the resignation of its Board Chairman, Blake Lyon, and Director, Anthony DeCristofaro, effective July 31, 2026. Both individuals have had long tenures with the company, contributing significantly over the years. The company aims to provide a corporate update following these changes.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • 3 months ago

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Vancouver Mayoral Race Shows High Rate of Undecided Voters

A recent survey indicates that the Vancouver mayoral race remains competitive, with one-third of voters reporting as undecided. Green Party candidate Pete Fry leads with 18.1% of the support, while incumbent Mayor Ken Sim follows with 13.8%. Other candidates, including Kareem Allam and Colleen Hardwick, are also noted in the poll results.

Sources: Daily Hive Victoria

Business • 3 months ago

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Musicians Report Delayed Payments from East Coast Music Association

Musicians in Atlantic Canada have raised concerns regarding delayed payments from the East Coast Music Association for performances during showcases at the East Coast Music Awards earlier this year. Many artists, including Jake Ballard, reported not receiving their payments until recently. The situation highlights ongoing issues regarding artist compensation within the regional music industry.

Sources: The Coast

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Alberta Launches Regulated Online Sports Betting Market

Alberta has officially launched a regulated online sports betting market, following Ontario, which was the first Canadian jurisdiction to establish a private online gambling market in April 2022. The introduction of this market raises questions about whether Manitoba will pursue a similar initiative. Experts have noted that online gambling carries similar risks to video lottery terminals (VLTs).

Sources: Brandonsun

Politics • 3 months ago

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Canada and United States Negotiations Under Scrutiny

Negotiations between Canada and the United States have been described as a one-sided exchange, with Canada perceived to be conceding more than it receives. This ongoing discussion raises questions about the fairness and outcomes of the negotiations. Observers are calling for clarity on the benefits for Canada as talks continue.

Sources: Brandonsun

Provincial • 3 months ago

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B.C. Supreme Court Rules Forced Psychiatric Treatment Unconstitutional

The B.C. Supreme Court has declared that certain provisions of British Columbia's involuntary psychiatric care laws, which permit forced treatment without consideration of a person's decision-making capacity, are unconstitutional. This ruling emphasizes the need for respect for individual rights in the context of mental health treatment. The decision may have significant implications for the involuntary care system in the province.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Algoma Steel Group Inc. Reports Financial Results and Production Strategy Update

Algoma Steel Group Inc. announced a financial report for the three months ending June 30, 2026, showing adjusted EBITDA of $13.8 million. The company is focusing on a plate-first production strategy and has recorded two consecutive quarters of record plate sales. Construction of a new Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) unit is nearing completion, with initial steel production expected in the third quarter of 2026.

Sources: Financial Post, The Globe and Mail

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Quebec Woman Reports Attack by Rabid Cat

A woman in Quebec has recounted an attack by a cat she alleges was rabid. The incident involved the cat biting and scratching her. Health authorities have been notified and are investigating the case to determine the extent of potential rabies exposure.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Final Submissions Presented in Behchokǫ̀ Murder Retrial

A retrial for the murder of 17-year-old De has taken place in the Northwest Territories, with the Crown and defence presenting their final submissions. Zakk Lafferty stands accused of the crime. The court proceedings are expected to continue as the judge deliberates on the case.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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First Responders Participate in Sirens for Life Blood Plasma Donation Campaign

First responders in southern Alberta are participating in the fifth annual Sirens for Life campaign to donate blood plasma. The initiative aims to engage the community and promote blood donation. This year's event highlights the contributions of first responders to public health and safety.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Quebec Archdiocese Settlement Decision Pending

A Quebec Superior Court judge is set to decide on a proposed $31.5 million settlement regarding allegations of sexual abuse by members of the Archdiocese of Quebec. This settlement aims to resolve lengthy legal proceedings for the claimants. If approved, it could provide compensation for victims who have alleged abuse occurring since 1940.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Canadian Teen Wins Gold at Commonwealth Games

A Canadian athlete has won a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in Scotland. The event took place on Day 7 of the competition. CBC Sports is highlighting medal winners and upcoming events for Canadian athletes on Friday.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Brampton Wheelchair Racer Stripped of Commonwealth Games Silver Medal

A wheelchair racer from Brampton has been stripped of their silver medal won at the Commonwealth Games following an unsuccessful appeal to Athletics Canada regarding a crash that occurred during the race. The race experienced multiple crashes and even a disqualification, leading to a ruling that has drawn attention and controversy. The Commonwealth Games have announced that the race will be replayed due to the chaotic circumstances surrounding it.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Concerns Raised Over RCMP Use of Force in Saskatchewan Arrest

A video capturing the arrest of a woman in the Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation has sparked concerns from Indigenous leaders and advocates regarding the force employed by the Saskatchewan RCMP. Both the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations and local representatives are calling for accountability and a review of the incident. The situation reflects ongoing discussions about policing practices in Indigenous communities.

Sources: Global News, CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Quebec Delays Release of New Flood Zone Maps

The Quebec government has postponed the publication of new flood zone maps. The Montreal Metropolitan Community has expressed criticism over this delay, urging that the maps should be implemented as originally scheduled. This situation raises concerns regarding the management of flood risks in the area.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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First Nations Leaders Critique Ontario's Wildfire Response Approach

First Nations leaders in northwestern Ontario have expressed dissatisfaction with the provincial government's decision not to conduct a public inquiry into recent wildfires. They argue that the Ontario government's lack of warning contributed to the impacts on communities. In contrast, Minister Harris noted that conditions are improving and committed to an internal review of the response.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Mole Mobile Offers Free Skin Cancer Screenings in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

A mobile unit is providing free skin cancer screenings in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. The initiative aims to improve accessibility to skin cancer detection for residents in these provinces. Many people arrived early to secure appointments for the screenings.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News

Markets • 3 months ago

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Pembina Pipeline Corporation Reports Second Quarter Results for 2026

Pembina Pipeline Corporation announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, reporting earnings of $512 million. The company's adjusted earnings reached $415 million, with an adjusted EBITDA of $1,064 million and adjusted cash flow from operating activities amounting to $778 million. These results underscore the company's ongoing strategic execution and growth visibility.

Sources: Businesswire

Markets • 3 months ago

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Caldwell Investment Management to Move ETF Units to Canadian Securities Exchange

Caldwell Investment Management Ltd. has announced its plan to transfer the listing of the exchange-traded units of its U.S. Dividend Advantage Fund from the Toronto Stock Exchange to the Canadian Securities Exchange. The move is part of Caldwell's strategy to enhance the accessibility of the fund. Further details regarding the timeline for this transfer were not disclosed.

Sources: Financial Post

Technology • 3 months ago

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Lakeridge Health Introduces Advanced Orthopedic Robotics in Durham Region

Lakeridge Health has launched the Stryker 4.0 Orthopedic Robotics Platform at Ajax Pickering Hospital in Durham Region. Dr. Kaj Ravichandiran is the first surgeon in Canada to use this advanced technology. The introduction of this robotic system aims to enhance orthopedic surgical procedures in the region.

Sources: Durham Radio News

Business • 3 months ago

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Government of Canada Allocates Funding for Quebec EV Battery Supply Chain

The Government of Canada has announced an investment of up to $70 million to support Quebec’s electric vehicle battery supply chain. The funding will aid Volta Energy Solutions Canada in establishing a copper foil facility in Granby, Quebec. This investment comes from the Strategic Response Fund aimed at fostering economic development in the region.

Sources: Mobilesyrup

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Alberta Forestry and Parks Minister Visits Lakeland

Todd Loewen, Alberta's Forestry and Parks Minister, recently visited the Lakeland region. During his visit, he toured Cold Lake and held discussions with representatives from the M.D. of Bonnyville. The meeting took place at Shaw House at Vezeau Beach.

Sources: Lakeland News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Manitoba Train Station to Undergo Restoration

A significant train station in rural Manitoba is set to be restored with an investment of nearly $100,000. This station is noted for its historic ties to Japan. The restoration aims to enhance the station's heritage and community value.

Sources: Ctv News