Canada Edition · Day Desk

Tuesday, August 4

103 stories

Markets • 3 months ago

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Canadian Financial Results for the Week of August 3, 2026

This week's report presents the quarterly financial results of various Canadian companies. Key figures and performances will help assess the current economic climate. Specific details on the companies' earnings will provide insights into industry trends.

Sources: Les Affairs

Markets • 3 months ago

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S&P/TSX Composite Index Increases by 1.2% in July

The S&P/TSX Composite Index rose by 1.2% in July, reflecting growth in various sectors. Notably, the energy sector saw a significant monthly increase of 6.92%. This fluctuation in the index highlights the ongoing trends in the Canadian financial market.

Sources: Les Affairs

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Denis Shapovalov's Availability for National Bank Open Uncertain

Denis Shapovalov, a 27-year-old Canadian tennis player, has indicated he is not at 100 percent for the upcoming National Bank Open. He is scheduled to compete against American Zachary Svajda in the first round on Tuesday. Shapovalov's current condition raises questions about his performance in the tournament.

Sources: Radio-canada Ca

Business • 3 months ago

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WestJet Flight Attendants' Strike Concludes with Tentative Agreement

WestJet Airlines and the union representing approximately 4,400 flight attendants have reached a tentative agreement to end a brief strike. The agreement includes salary increases and a new bonus for ground work, pending ratification by the flight attendants. Voting to ratify the agreement is expected to take place shortly.

Sources: Infobref, Le Canada Français

Markets • 3 months ago

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Fiera Capital Manager Suspended Amid Internal Investigation

A manager overseeing large-cap Canadian equity strategies at Fiera Capital has been suspended. This suspension is linked to potential breaches of loyalty to the company. An internal investigation is currently underway regarding the matter.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Business • 3 months ago

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Canada Likely Avoids Recession with Economic Growth

Statistics Canada reports that the Canadian economy experienced growth in the second quarter, indicating that it likely avoided a recession. This growth follows a slight contraction over the previous two quarters. If the forecast for June is confirmed, the annualized growth rate for the second quarter will be 3.4%.

Sources: Infobref

Business • 3 months ago

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Nuvau Minerals Appoints New Board Member and Technical Advisor

Nuvau Minerals Inc. has announced the appointment of David Palmer to its board of directors and Michael Sutton as a technical advisor. The appointments are expected to enhance the company's leadership and technical capabilities. This development occurs as Nuvau Minerals continues its activities in the mining sector.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • 3 months ago

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Tenet Updates July Sales and Revenue Forecast for 2026

Tenet Fintech Group Inc. has released an update regarding its sales performance for July and revised its revenue forecasts for 2026. The company is providing this information in the context of its ongoing business developments. This update aims to inform stakeholders about the financial outlook and sales trends within the company.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 3 months ago

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Ottawa Airport Plans Expansion Amid Increased Passenger Traffic

Ottawa Airport is experiencing its busiest year since 2019, driven by a significant increase in international passenger traffic. The focus has shifted from whether to expand the terminal to when the expansion will occur. This reflects the growing demand for air travel in the region.

Sources: Le Droit

Business • 3 months ago

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Chrysler Pacifica 2027: Versatile Minivan Continues to Attract Attention

The minivan segment in Canada has seen a resurgence in popularity, with increasing sales in recent years. Chrysler intends to maintain the versatility of its Pacifica model for 2027. The 2027 Pacifica is expected to appeal to families and those seeking multifunctional vehicles.

Sources: Journal Montreal

Business • 3 months ago

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Guardian Capital Launches New ETFs on Toronto Stock Exchange

Guardian Capital LP has launched three new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on the Toronto Stock Exchange, including the Guardian i3 Canadian Dividend Growth Fund and the Guardian i3 Global Dividend Growth Fund. Srikanth Iyer, Managing Director of i3 Investments at Guardian Capital, celebrated this milestone by opening the market alongside Graham MacKenzie, Managing Director of Exchange Traded Products at the TSX. The new ETFs aim to provide investors with innovative investment solutions focused on dividend growth.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • 3 months ago

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Members of Parliament Divided on Hybrid Rules Following Pandemic

Members of Parliament are currently divided over the application of hybrid rules that were implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic. These rules allowed MPs to attend and vote in committee meetings remotely. Some MPs argue for the continuation of these rules, while others advocate for a return to full in-person attendance.

Sources: Baytoday.ca, Airdrie News, Sudbury.com, Vancouver Is Awesome, Brandonsun, Oakville News, Lethbridge News Now, Ns News, Panow, Squamish Chief, Times Colonist, Western Wheel, Coast Reporter, Lakeland News, Sootoday, Winnipeg Free Press, Town And Country Today, Rocky Mountain Outlook, The Lethbridge Herald, The Chronicle-journal, St. Albert News, Medicine Hat News, Richmond News, Infonews.ca

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Ontario Plans Audit of Wildfire Response Management

The Ontario government has announced that the province's auditor general will conduct a review of the Ministry of Natural Resources' response to wildfires. This decision comes amid concerns regarding the effectiveness and efficiency of the current wildland fire management strategies. The audit aims to evaluate the overall performance of the ministry in handling wildfire incidents.

Sources: Canada’s National Observer

Technology • 3 months ago

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Halifax Company Advances Research on Ocean Alkalinity

Planetary Technologies, a company based in Halifax, is conducting research aimed at increasing the ocean's carbon-storage capacity. Their work focuses on ocean alkalinity and its potential role in addressing climate change. This research positions Halifax and Nova Scotia as notable contributors to global scientific efforts in this field.

Sources: Canada’s National Observer

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Department of Fisheries and Oceans Examines Lobster Management Measures in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans is currently reviewing potential scenarios regarding lobster stock management in the waters off Nova Scotia and southern New Brunswick. The study includes considerations of changing factors such as season lengths, trap limits, and size limits. This effort aims to ensure sustainable lobster populations in the region.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Organigram Scheduled to Report Third Quarter Fiscal 2026 Results

Organigram Global Inc. announced it will report its earnings results for the third quarter of fiscal 2026 on August 11, 2026. The report will cover the quarter ended June 30, 2026. A conference call will follow the release of the results to discuss the financial performance.

Sources: Investing News Network (inn), Businesswire

Technology • 3 months ago

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Innovative Technologies Aiding Potato Breeding in New Brunswick

Researchers in western New Brunswick are employing advanced technologies to enhance potato breeding. By utilizing genetics, genome sequencing, and drone technology, the team aims to develop disease-resistant potato varieties. This initiative is taking place in a research field near Benton, close to Woodstock.

Sources: The Tj News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Partial Lunar Eclipse Expected During August's Sturgeon Moon in Ontario

A partial lunar eclipse is set to occur during the Sturgeon Moon in August in Ontario. This natural event will be visible to residents, with the moon appearing to be 96% covered. The phenomenon is expected to attract interest among astronomy enthusiasts in the region.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Great White Sharks Expanding Their Range in Atlantic Canada

Great white sharks are reportedly venturing further north in Atlantic Canada, with specific sightings near Newfoundland. Researchers attribute this trend to a recovery in shark populations, an abundance of seals, and successful conservation strategies. OCEARCH scientists are actively tracking several tagged sharks to gain insights into their movement patterns.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Google News

Technology • 3 months ago

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Researchers Study Children's Interaction with Humanoid Robots in B.C.

Researchers at the University of Northern British Columbia are conducting a study on children's interactions with social robots. The research aims to extend findings beyond controlled laboratory settings to real-world environments. This project seeks to better understand how children learn and engage with humanoid robots in their daily lives.

Sources: Richmond News, Ns News, Coast Reporter, Vancouver Is Awesome, Squamish Chief

Business • 3 months ago

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Halifax's South End Surveyed as Representative Area for Nova Scotia

A recent real estate survey has attempted to determine which area best represents Nova Scotia, with a focus on Halifax's South End. The survey's findings have sparked discussions about the diversity and complexity of the province. Respondents provided insights on various neighbourhoods, highlighting the challenges of encapsulating an entire region in one location.

Sources: Pniatlantic

Politics • 3 months ago

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Bank of Canada Reportedly Utilizes Replacement Workers During Strikes

The Bank of Canada has been reported to use replacement workers during labour disputes despite prior directives to refrain from such actions. The use of replacement workers, commonly referred to as 'scabs', has raised concerns among labour advocates. This situation has led to increased scrutiny of the Bank's practices regarding strike-related labour relations.

Sources: The Maple

Business • 3 months ago

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Ramp Metals Reports Significant Drill Results at Rottenstone SW Property

Ramp Metals Inc. announced that drilling at its Rottenstone SW property has revealed promising results. The drillhole Rush-019 intersected a high-grade mineralized zone, showing significant copper, zinc, and silver content. This discovery confirms the presence of a second mineralized zone and suggests an expansion of the Rush system.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Business • 3 months ago

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Staples Canada Initiates Annual School Supply Drive for 2026

Staples Canada has announced the launch of its 2026 School Supply Drive, aimed at supporting the United Way Centraide and the Kiwanis Foundation of Canada. This initiative encourages communities nationwide to contribute school supplies for underserved students. The campaign emphasizes community involvement and aims to provide necessary resources for a successful school year.

Sources: Newswire

Business • 3 months ago

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NIOB Reports Successful Drilling Results at Bardy

North American Niobium and Critical Minerals Corp. has announced the results of its drilling program at the Bardy site, confirming the presence of rare earth minerals. The company reported a 100% hit rate for the drilled holes in the specified area. This development is part of NIOB's efforts to evaluate its radon targeting methodology for mineral exploration.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 3 months ago

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NeuPath Health to Announce Q2 2026 Financial Results

NeuPath Health Inc. will release its interim financial results for the second quarter of 2026 prior to market opening on August 13, 2026. The company, listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, operates a significant network of community-based medical facilities in Canada. This announcement includes details about an upcoming investor webinar.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post

Technology • 3 months ago

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CIBC Introduces AI Workspace Tool for Banking Staff

CIBC has launched a new tool that allows staff to delegate multi-step tasks to AI agents. The initiative is being described as a first in Canadian banking. This development aims to enhance efficiency and free up more time for client interactions.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Rally in Medicine Hat Supports Unity in Canada

Approximately 200 people gathered in Medicine Hat on Saturday to attend a rally supporting Canadian unity. The event featured music, free refreshments, and speeches from local leaders, including former deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk. Attendees braved high temperatures to participate in the celebration of their Canadian identity.

Sources: Medicine Hat News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Two Drownings Reported in Southern Alberta Over Long Weekend

Two drownings occurred in southern Alberta during the recent long weekend. The first incident involved a 35-year-old man from Mexico who went missing after jumping into the water at Nature’s Hideaway campground. Details on the second drowning have not been provided.

Sources: Medicine Hat News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Alberta Expands Access to Free COVID-19 Vaccines

Alberta is expanding access to free COVID-19 vaccinations starting this fall, reversing the introduction of fees implemented last summer. This initiative is part of the 2026-27 immunization program as outlined by Alberta Blue Cross and the Alberta College of Pharmacy. The Ministry of Primary and Preventative Health has confirmed these changes in a recent statement.

Sources: Medicine Hat News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Windsor Hosts First Chariot Festival, Drawing Large Crowds

Windsor recently held its inaugural Chariot Festival, which has gained popularity in major Canadian cities. The event attracted thousands of attendees from across Ontario. This festival marks a significant cultural addition to Windsor's community events.

Sources: Windsor Star

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Upper Room Hospitality Ministry to Receive Donated Truck for Food Distribution in P.E.I.

The Upper Room Hospitality Ministry in Charlottetown will receive a donated truck from Purolator to enhance food distribution services in Prince Edward Island. Executive director Mike MacDonald has indicated that the exact delivery date is currently unknown but is anticipated shortly. This initiative aims to address food accessibility needs in the region.

Sources: Pniatlantic

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Traffic Fatalities Linked to Drug Impairment on the Rise in Canada

Traffic fatalities attributed to drug impairment have increased in Canada. While the legalization of cannabis has been discussed in relation to these trends, reports indicate that it may not be the primary cause. Various factors contribute to the rise in road deaths associated with drug use.

Sources: Driving

Business • 3 months ago

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Clean Energy Fuels Corp. Expands Natural Gas Fueling Network in Western Canada

Clean Energy Fuels Corp. has announced the expansion of its natural gas fueling and maintenance network across Western Canada. The initiative aims to support trucking and refuse fleets transitioning to renewable natural gas in order to reduce emissions and operational costs. New fueling stations have been added in Grande Prairie and Chilliwack as part of recent agreements.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Live Broadcast of Zachary Svajda vs Denis Shapovalov Match

A live broadcast of the tennis match between Zachary Svajda and Denis Shapovalov is scheduled for 00:00 on August 5. The event is part of the ATP Montreal tournament in Canada. Viewers can watch the match on Xoilac TV.

Sources: Xoilac365

Business • 3 months ago

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Canada's Drug Agency Recommends UBRELVY® for Acute Migraine Treatment

Canada's Drug Agency (CDA-AMC) has made a positive recommendation for the reimbursement of UBRELVY® (ubrogepant) as a treatment option for acute migraines. This endorsement is based on evidence from the Phase 3 ACHIEVE I and ACHIEVE II clinical studies. The recommendation highlights the necessity for further migraine-specific treatment solutions for adults.

Sources: Investing News Network (inn)

Politics • 3 months ago

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U.S. State Department Plans to Close Consulates in Canada and Three Other Countries

The U.S. State Department plans to close five consulates in Canada, Japan, and Indonesia as part of a broader downsizing of its global diplomatic presence. This decision follows a notification to Congress. The closures mark a significant shift in America's foreign mission strategy.

Sources: Ctv News, Cp24

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Two Planes Crash Near Chilliwack Airport

Two planes from different flight schools were involved in a mid-air collision near Chilliwack, British Columbia, on Monday. The incident occurred while the planes were flying in the vicinity of the local airport. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.

Sources: The Star, Ctv News, Cp24

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Cape Breton Teams Begin Strong at Canadian Little League Championship

Cape Breton teams have started the Canadian Little League Championship with a perfect record. This success marks an encouraging beginning for the teams representing their region at the national level. The championship showcases young athletes demonstrating their skills and teamwork.

Sources: Pniatlantic

Politics • 3 months ago

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Supreme Court Ruling Enhances Accountability for Federal Government

The Supreme Court of Canada has issued a ruling that reinforces the accountability of the federal government. This decision has implications for how the government will operate in relation to its responsibilities to Canadians. Reactions from various stakeholders highlight the significance of the ruling in promoting transparency and responsibility within Ottawa.

Sources: Winnipeg Sun

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Okanagan Residents Discuss Water Usage During Drought

The Okanagan Valley and Interior British Columbia are currently experiencing a drought. Various communities in the region have begun to implement differing levels of water usage restrictions in response to the ongoing dry conditions. Residents are discussing their choices around water consumption as a result of these restrictions.

Sources: Kamloops This Week

Business • 3 months ago

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TMX Group Expands Through Acquisition of Australian Exchange

TMX Group has acquired an Australian exchange, enhancing its presence in global capital markets. This acquisition is viewed as a strategic move to broaden TMX's operations beyond Canada. Financial terms and further details regarding the integration of the exchange have not been disclosed.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Dawson City First Nation Plans for Return of Ancient Baby Mammoth Nun cho ga

A placer miner near Dawson City, Yukon, unearthed an almost perfectly preserved baby woolly mammoth four years ago. The Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in First Nation named this ancient specimen Nun cho ga. The First Nation is now planning for its return to the area.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Quebec First Province in Canada to Cover TRYNGOLZA® for Familial Chylomicronemia Syndrome

Quebec has announced that it will provide public coverage for TRYNGOLZA® (olezarsen), making it the first province in Canada to do so. This medication is designed for treating Familial Chylomicronemia Syndrome. The decision reflects the provincial government’s commitment to addressing rare genetic disorders.

Sources: Newswire

Business • 3 months ago

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FPX Nickel Starts Drill Program at Advocate Nickel Property in Newfoundland

FPX Nickel Corp. has announced the initiation of a 4,000-metre diamond drilling program at its Advocate Nickel Property in Newfoundland. The drill program aims to further explore the potential of the property, which is believed to contain significant nickel deposits. This development is part of FPX's broader efforts to enhance its resource portfolio in Canada.

Sources: Newswire

Politics • 3 months ago

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Canadian Government Introduces New Legal Measures to Address Online Hate

The Canadian government is implementing a dual legal strategy to combat rising hate, including new provisions in the Criminal Code for offline harm and a digital safety bill targeting online issues. The digital safety bill requires internet platforms to publish safety plans and enhance transparency regarding their content moderation efforts. This aims to address illegal online content, particularly non-consensual material and hate speech.

Sources: Michael Geist

Business • 3 months ago

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Ksi Lisims LNG Signs 20-Year Supply Agreement with Uniper

Uniper, a German utility company, has entered a 20-year agreement to purchase liquefied natural gas from the Ksi Lisims project in northern British Columbia. Under the deal, Uniper will procure two million tonnes of LNG annually. This agreement highlights the growing international interest in Canadian natural gas resources.

Sources: Construct Connect

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Concerns Persist Regarding Canadian Health Care System

Many Canadians express dissatisfaction with the health care system, citing issues such as staffing shortages and long wait times in emergency rooms. Challenges in finding family physicians and lengthy waiting lists for specialized tests and surgeries are also common complaints. There exists a growing demand for improvements and solutions to these ongoing issues.

Sources: Winnipeg Free Press

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Exploring the Contribution of the South Asian Community in Manitoba

Pamela Rebello moved to Winnipeg from India in 1968, a decision influenced by her previous stay in Cleveland, Ohio. Upon her arrival, she sought to make a significant impact in the province. This article examines the broader influence of the South Asian community in Manitoba since that time.

Sources: Winnipeg Free Press

Business • 3 months ago

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Forsys Metals Corp. Appoints New CEO and Reports AGM Outcomes

Forsys Metals Corp. held its annual and special meeting of shareholders on July 31, 2026, where all proposed resolutions were approved. In conjunction with this meeting, John Borshoff was appointed as the new CEO of the company. The decisions made during the meeting reflect the shareholders' support for the management and direction of Forsys.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Business • 3 months ago

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Theralase Technologies Partners with Global One Media for Investor Awareness

Theralase Technologies Inc. has announced that it will be collaborating with Global One Media Group to enhance its global investor awareness efforts. The company is focused on developing energy-activated small molecules for the destruction of cancer, bacteria, and viruses. This initiative is part of their ongoing commitment to research and development in the pharmaceutical sector.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Business • 3 months ago

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Dominion Lending Centres Acquires Filogix for $58.5 Million

Dominion Lending Centres has acquired Filogix, a Canadian mortgage technology platform, for $58.5 million. The acquisition aims to enhance DLC Group's technological capabilities within the Canadian mortgage ecosystem. The purchase is expected to have an immediate positive impact on adjusted earnings per share.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Business • 3 months ago

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Critical One Energy Hires Micon International for Howells Lake Project

Critical One Energy Inc. has engaged Micon International Limited to conduct a technical review and oversight of its resource-definition program at the Howells Lake Antimony-Gold Project. This decision is part of Critical One's efforts to ensure compliance and transparency in its mining operations. The Howells Lake Project is considered a flagship initiative for the company.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Politics • 3 months ago

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Analysis of Canadian Federal Tax Measures

Economic analysis discusses recurring patterns in Canada's federal tax measures. The author argues that these measures are designed primarily for publicity rather than effective implementation. This perspective highlights potential shortcomings in the government's approach to taxation.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Financial Post

Markets • 3 months ago

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Descartes Systems Group Announces Date for Q2 Fiscal 2027 Financial Results

Descartes Systems Group has announced that it will report its second quarter fiscal 2027 financial results on September 10, 2026. The release will occur after market close, and the company's executive management team is expected to host a conference call following the announcement. This financial reporting will provide insights into the company's performance in logistics and commerce.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 3 months ago

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Grey Matters Health Inc. to Open Neuroimaging Clinic in Florida

Grey Matters Health Inc., a Canadian healthcare company, has announced plans to open its first brain-dedicated PET neuroimaging clinic in Davie, Florida in September 2026. The clinic, part of the NovaScan Neuroimaging ClinicsTM network, aims to offer advanced brain imaging services. This opening reflects the company's expansion into the U.S. healthcare market.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 3 months ago

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Agnico Eagle Tops List of Canadian Miners by Market Value

Agnico Eagle Mines has been identified as the leading Canadian miner by market value at approximately $79.5 billion. The company operates the largest gold mines in Canada, including Canadian Malartic and Detour Lake. Barrick Gold is also noted among the top miners in the country.

Sources: The Northern Miner

Business • 3 months ago

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Q2 Metals Appoints Jean-François Tremblay as Vice President of Technical Services

Q2 Metals Corp. has appointed Jean-François Tremblay as Vice President of Technical Services for the Cisco Lithium Project. Tremblay will be responsible for the strategic planning and execution of technical work at the project site. This appointment aims to enhance the company’s operational capabilities in the lithium sector.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 3 months ago

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Encore Technologies Completes Private Placement and Investment in Solstar Space Company

Encore Technologies Corp. has successfully completed an oversubscribed non-brokered private placement, issuing 6,410,461 common shares. This follows a previous announcement made on June 25, 2026. Additionally, the Company has increased its strategic investment in Solstar Space Company.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Saskatchewan Government Announces $77 Million in Infrastructure Projects

The Province of Saskatchewan has revealed plans for over $77 million in infrastructure projects in the Prince Albert region. This funding will primarily focus on highway and bridge improvements. Specific projects include upgrades to Highway 302 and additional work in other northern areas.

Sources: Construct Connect

Business • 3 months ago

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PowerBank's BESS 903 Project Receives Key Permitting Approval in Ontario

PowerBank Corporation has achieved a significant permitting milestone for its BESS 903 battery storage project in Ontario. This development marks an important step in expanding the company's battery storage capabilities in the region. The project is part of PowerBank's larger initiative to enhance energy infrastructure in Ontario.

Sources: Newswire

Markets • 3 months ago

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Canadian Firm Reports Major Bitcoin Theft

A Canadian firm has reported that hackers have stolen $140 million worth of Bitcoin. The breach raises questions about the security measures in place for digital currencies. Authorities are currently investigating the incident.

Sources: Winnipeg Sun

Business • 3 months ago

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Canadian Stunt Double Highlighted in Matt Damon's 'The Odyssey'

Devyn Dalton, a Canadian actress, serves as Matt Damon's stunt double in the upcoming film 'The Odyssey'. Matt Damon has praised Dalton, stating she has 'the greatest arms' he has ever seen. Dalton's role in the film showcases the talents and contributions of female stunt performers in the industry.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Gabriel Diallo Wins First Match at National Bank Open

Gabriel Diallo came from behind to defeat Kyrian Jacquet in his opening match at the National Bank Open in Montreal. After losing the first set, Diallo won the next two sets, finishing with a score of 6-7 (1), 6-3, 6-2. The match showcased Diallo's powerful forehand and strong serve, impressing the local crowd.

Sources: Citynews Montreal

Business • 3 months ago

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Montero Mining Updates on Geological Logging at Elvira Gold Project

Montero Mining and Exploration Ltd. has announced the completion of geological logging of drillhole MON-ELV-02 at the Elvira Gold Project in northern Chile, reaching a depth of 625.25 metres. This drillhole is a replacement for the originally designated MON-ELV-01. The project is focused on high-sulphidation alteration associated with pyrite mineralization.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Montreal West Island Residents Seek Action After Severe Flooding

Residents of Montreal's West Island are calling for action following significant flooding caused by a recent storm. Environment Canada reported that approximately 150 millimetres of rain fell in parts of western Montreal and the South Shore in a short period. The unprecedented rainfall has raised concerns about infrastructure resilience and community response.

Sources: Global News

Business • 3 months ago

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Dr. Phone Fix Expands Presence in New Brunswick

Dr. Phone Fix Canada Corporation has completed its acquisition and established a presence in New Brunswick as part of its national expansion strategy. The company aims to enhance its service offerings and reach more customers across Canada. This development marks a significant step in Dr. Phone Fix's growth trajectory in the device repair industry.

Sources: Newswire

Politics • 3 months ago

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Canada Awards Military Communications Contract for Arctic Project

The Government of Canada has announced a new contract for the Enhanced Satellite Communications Project - Polar (ESCP-P) to enhance military communications in the Arctic. This initiative aims to bolster national security and support Canadian jobs and innovation. The Defence Investment Agency has awarded the initial contract valued at approximately $X million.

Sources: Toronto Telegraph

Technology • 3 months ago

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Volatus Aerospace and Singular Aircraft Collaborate on Heavy-Lift Autonomous Aircraft for Wildfire Response in Canada

Volatus Aerospace has partnered with Singular Aircraft to develop a heavy-lift autonomous aircraft. This aircraft is aimed at enhancing wildfire response capabilities in Canada. The collaboration emerges amidst ongoing concerns related to wildfire management in the region.

Sources: Cbj Ca News

Markets • 3 months ago

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Governance Dispute Over Prediction Markets Affects Canadian Investors

New York officials are seeking to shut down a prediction market, potentially reclaiming up to US$36 billion. This dispute has implications for Canadian investors as it raises questions about regulation and governance. The situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by prediction markets in North America.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Business • 3 months ago

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Copper Wire Theft Trends in Ontario Show Regional Variations

Copper wire theft has been increasing across northeastern Ontario, according to Bell's report. However, police in Sudbury have indicated that reported cases of copper theft have declined in that city. This discrepancy highlights regional differences in the prevalence of such crimes within Ontario.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Increased Venture Capital Investment Reported in Canada for Early 2026

Venture capital investment in Canada saw a 17% increase in the first half of 2026, marking a significant early-year rise since 2021. However, the overall number of deals decreased, with $12.7 billion invested across 252 transactions, reflecting a 59% drop compared to 2025. Reports indicate that a concentration of capital is occurring in larger deals within the investment landscape.

Sources: Betakit, The Globe and Mail, Google News

Politics • 3 months ago

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New Poll Indicates No Clear Challenger to Carney Among Conservatives

A recent poll shows that within the Conservative Party, there are no apparent contenders to challenge Carney's position. Multiple regional news sources have reported on this finding. The implications of this poll may influence future party dynamics as the leadership race evolves.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Increase in Drug-related Calls for Youth in Winnipeg Over Ten Years

Paramedic responses to drug-related incidents involving youth in Winnipeg have nearly doubled over the past decade. Critics have raised concerns over the Manitoba government's response to the growing needs of young people dealing with substance use issues. The increase highlights ongoing challenges faced by the community and calls for more effective interventions and support.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Potential Growth in Canada's Biotech Sector

The Canadian biotech sector is experiencing growth as the global life sciences market rebounds. Canadian drug developers are optimistic about future prospects. Concerns remain regarding the threat of takeover by larger pharmaceutical companies.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Saint John Faces Potential Population Ranking Shift in New Brunswick

Saint John may be on the verge of becoming the third largest city in New Brunswick, a position it has never held before. Recent government reforms have led to population increases in other cities while Saint John has not seen similar growth. This shift could mark a significant change in the demographic landscape of the province.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Couple Files Lawsuit Against Ontario Surrogacy Agency Over Expense Disputes

A couple in Ontario is suing a surrogacy agency for allegedly billing them for questionable expenses associated with their surrogate's pregnancy. The expenses include items such as menswear, alcohol, and pet supplies. The couple claims these charges are excessive and unrelated to the pregnancy.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • 3 months ago

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New Area Code Announced for P.E.I. and Nova Scotia

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has announced that a new area code will be introduced for Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. This decision comes as the region faces a shortage of available phone numbers under the current 902 area code. While some residents welcome the change, others express concerns about preserving regional identity.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Nurse Found Guilty of Misconduct in Newfoundland Faces Family Backlash Over Penalty

A nurse in central Newfoundland has been found guilty of professional misconduct regarding the treatment of long-term care residents. The family of a resident expressed dissatisfaction with the disciplinary measures imposed, suggesting they were inadequate. An arbitrator's report has added context to the case, highlighting prior incidents involving the nurse.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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One Year After the Conception Bay North Wildfire: Recovery Efforts Continue

One year has passed since the significant wildfire in Conception Bay North, which resulted in extensive damage to the community. Residents continue to face challenges in rebuilding their homes and obtaining necessary resources. Authorities are outlining new steps for recovery and aid for affected individuals.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 3 months ago

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Concerns Raised Over Canada's New Foreign Influence Office

Canada's new Foreign Influence Office aims to enhance transparency regarding foreign entities attempting to influence Canadian politicians. The office's commissioner stated that while it will not entirely prevent foreign interference, it will provide insight for Canadians about such influences. The launch of a foreign-influence registry is also set to occur amidst uncertainty regarding the enrollment requirements for participants.

Sources: Google News, CBC News

Business • 3 months ago

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Tiger Gold Completes Vertical Amalgamation with Subsidiary

Tiger Gold Corp. has announced the completion of a vertical amalgamation with its wholly-owned subsidiary, Tiger Gold Resources Corp. The amalgamation took effect on July 31, 2026, and aims to simplify the company's corporate structure. This move is part of Tiger Gold's strategy to enhance operational efficiency.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 3 months ago

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Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. Closes First Tranche of Private Placement and Joins Global Digital Trust Consortium

Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. has completed the first tranche of its non-brokered private placement financing, raising approximately $5.3 million by issuing nearly 11.8 million units. Following this, the company has been selected for membership in the Public Key Infrastructure Consortium, which focuses on secure online identity and communications. These developments highlight QSE's ongoing commitment to enhancing cybersecurity solutions.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Potential Pipeline Deals for Alberta's Oil Exports

Experts indicate that Canada and a separate Alberta may negotiate pipeline shipment agreements for oil exports. However, there is no assurance of a successful outcome in these trade talks. The situation remains fluid as discussions progress.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Legal Questions Arise Following Canada Day Storm

Over a month has passed since a severe storm caused extensive flooding in Ottawa on Canada Day. As residents continue to deal with the aftermath, many are seeking legal advice regarding insurance claims and potential compensation related to the damages incurred. Efforts to facilitate recovery are ongoing, involving partnerships between the city and non-government organizations.

Sources: Google News, Yahoo! News, CBC News

Politics • 3 months ago

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FBI Investigates New York Man Following Canadian Vigilante Confrontation

A New York man was investigated by the FBI in 2024 after being confronted by Canadian individuals who accused him of travelling to sexually exploit a minor. Two years later, the man was arrested following the disappearance of a young girl. U.S. court records indicate that the case developed over an extended period before leading to charges being laid.

Sources: CBC News

Technology • 3 months ago

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Bitzero Collaborates with Vertiv to Enhance Technical Capabilities

Bitzero Holdings Inc. has announced a partnership with Vertiv to improve its technical and supply chain capabilities. This collaboration aims to bolster Bitzero's ecosystem of data center infrastructure. The initiative focuses on providing sustainable high-performance compute (HPC) and artificial intelligence support.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 3 months ago

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Canadian Copper Inc. Completes Management Transfer of Caribou Complex

Canadian Copper Inc. has completed the title transfer of the Caribou Complex, assuming management and operation of the facility. The official closing occurred at a Government of New Brunswick event in Bathurst on July 28th, 2026. This marks a significant step for the company in its operational growth in the region.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • 3 months ago

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Chesapeake Gold Corp. Announces Stock Option Grant

Chesapeake Gold Corp. has granted stock options to its officers under its Stock Option Plan. A total of 227,000 common shares will be available at an exercise price of C$2.95 per share, set to expire on July 31, 2031. The options will vest at a rate of 25% annually over four years.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • 3 months ago

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WELL Health to Release Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results

WELL Health Technologies Corp. will announce its financial results for the second quarter of 2026 on August 6, 2026. The results will cover the period ending June 30, 2026. The announcement will occur after market close on the designated date.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Technology • 3 months ago

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Focal AI Develops AI Tool for Canadian Advisors

Focal AI is developing an artificial intelligence tool aimed at supporting Canadian financial advisors. The tool seeks to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of these advisors in their client interactions. Focal AI aims to establish itself as a primary resource for financial professionals across Canada.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Business • 3 months ago

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Franklin Templeton Recognised as Private Asset Investment Provider of the Year

Franklin Templeton Canada received the award for Private Asset Investment Provider of the Year at the 2026 WP Awards. Dennis Tew, head of sales and business strategy for the firm, discussed the reasons behind this recognition. The award highlights the firm’s influence and achievements in the private assets sector.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Business • 3 months ago

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Grande Portage Resources' New Amalga Gold Project Accepted into FAST-41 Program

Grande Portage Resources Ltd. has announced that its New Amalga Gold Project has been accepted into the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council's FAST-41 program. The announcement was made following the acceptance date of July 30, 2026. The program aims to streamline federal permitting processes for significant infrastructure projects in Canada.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • 3 months ago

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Impact of Policy Changes on Canadian Cultural Sovereignty

A central element of Canadian cultural policy is being challenged, which has implications for national sovereignty. Discussions around this issue highlight the intersection of culture and politics in Canada. The consequences of these changes are still being evaluated by various stakeholders.

Sources: Le Devoir

Provincial • 3 months ago

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First Nations Paddlers Participate in Historical Journey to Moosehide Gathering

Dozens of paddlers travelled to the Moosehide Gathering near Dawson City, Yukon, over the weekend. This event marked a significant occasion for several Yukon First Nations. The journey highlights the cultural practices and community engagement of the Indigenous peoples in the region.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Discussion on the Employment Challenges Faced by Immigrants in Canada

A number of editorial pieces highlight the ongoing challenges faced by immigrants in Canada regarding the recognition of their qualifications. The writers emphasize the importance of recognizing the skills and experiences that newcomers bring to the country. They note that despite welcoming immigration, many immigrants find their qualifications undervalued or unrecognized.

Sources: Squamish Chief, Vancouver Is Awesome, Ns News, Richmond News, Coast Reporter

Technology • 3 months ago

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NASA Astronaut Captures Aurora Borealis from Space

NASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei recorded an aurora borealis from the International Space Station during a recent geomagnetic storm. This event marks the first time an aurora has been filmed from space. The footage provides a unique perspective on this natural phenomenon, highlighting the effect of solar activity on Earth's atmosphere.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Premier David Eby Remarks on B.C. Day

Premier David Eby made a statement on B.C. Day highlighting the natural beauty and resources of British Columbia. He emphasized the province's desirability as a place to live and its potential for opportunities. Eby celebrated the community and the spirit of togetherness found in British Columbia.

Sources: Indo-canadian Voice

Provincial • 3 months ago

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Southeast B.C. to Determine Time Zone Before November Decision

Southeast British Columbia is engaged in discussions regarding its time zone alignment as both British Columbia and Alberta move toward a permanent time setting. A regional survey is contributing to the decision-making process, which is anticipated to conclude before November. The outcomes of these discussions could affect local scheduling and coordination with neighbouring regions.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 3 months ago

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UN Experts Call for Protection of Sikh Activist Moninder Singh

Five United Nations rights experts have called on Canada to take measures to protect Moninder Singh, citing credible threats to his life. The Canadian authorities have warned Singh about potential murder plots against him. Concerns have been raised regarding possible involvement from external sources in these threats.

Sources: Ctv News, Cp24, Global News

Politics • 3 months ago

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Canadians Suggest British Spelling Protocol for Federal Government

Several Canadians have expressed their preference for the federal government's spelling protocol to adopt British conventions. Many believe this could serve as a means to counter U.S. cultural dominance. The discussions were directed towards Prime Minister Mark Carney as a potential change in policy consideration.

Sources: Google News, The Star, Chek News

Business • 3 months ago

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Alberta Couple Experiences Travel Issues with WestJet While in Saint Lucia

An Alberta couple has reported difficulties regarding their return flight with WestJet from Saint Lucia. They experienced complications due to passport concerns that impacted their rebooking process with the airline. The couple describes their situation as frustrating during the final week of their vacation.

Sources: Ctv News

Business • 3 months ago

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Tim Hortons Launches Harry Potter Menu Amid Criticism

Tim Hortons has introduced a Harry Potter-themed menu featuring various merchandise and limited-edition packaging to celebrate the film's 25th anniversary. This collaboration has sparked backlash from critics who describe the promotion as un-Canadian and anti-trans. The company continues to promote the menu while facing public scrutiny.

Sources: Google News