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Thursday, August 6

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Politics • 11 minutes ago
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Mark Carney Responds to Teleprompter Malfunction During News Conference

Mark Carney experienced a teleprompter malfunction during a news conference focused on housing policy. In response, he made a comment suggesting it was not a conspiracy, indirectly referencing former President Donald Trump. The incident occurred on Wednesday and was noted by media outlets covering the event.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 11 minutes ago
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Canada Competes in Hlinka Gretzky Cup

Canada's national junior hockey team is participating in the Hlinka Gretzky Cup at Rogers Place. The team is aiming for a gold medal in the tournament. The competition features eight teams from around the world.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 12 minutes ago
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Manitoba Government Rescinds Hanover School Board Health-Care Order

The Manitoba government has repealed a school board order that would have restricted health-care privacy for students aged 16 and older. The order required school staff to disregard provincial laws allowing mature minors to make their own health-care decisions. Education Minister has stated that the policy was not in compliance with existing legislation.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Politics • 12 minutes ago
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Canada's Role in NATO Spy Investigation Clarified by Prime Minister

Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canadian officials were involved from the beginning of the investigation concerning a Canadian intern accused of espionage at NATO's headquarters in Belgium. He indicated that Ottawa was aware of the situation, but did not provide detailed information on security screenings or the full extent of Canada's involvement. The case has raised questions about the effectiveness of security measures employed in federal departments.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Business • 41 minutes ago
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Ottawa Family Experiences Flight Disruptions Due to WestJet Strike

An Ottawa family faced difficulties returning home from Cancun after a one-day strike by WestJet flight attendants. The family claims WestJet denied their request to rebook with another airline despite available seats. This incident highlights ongoing travel disruptions linked to the strike.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Politics • 41 minutes ago
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Quebec Man Charged in Terrorism Case Exits Canadian Armed Forces

A Quebec man previously charged with facilitating terrorist activity is no longer a member of the Canadian Armed Forces. The individual was charged last year in connection with the case. Details surrounding the circumstances of the departure from the military have not been disclosed.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 42 minutes ago
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Kayla Cross Exits National Bank Open After Second-Round Loss

Canadian tennis player Kayla Cross has been eliminated from the National Bank Open. She lost to Ann Li of the United States with a score of 7-6 (2), 6-3 in the second round. This defeat ends Cross's run in the tournament.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 42 minutes ago
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Shopify Forecasts Quarterly Revenue Growth Above Estimates

Shopify has projected current-quarter revenue growth that exceeds Wall Street estimates. The company attributes this growth to its AI initiatives attracting more merchants to its e-commerce services. The forecast is seen as a positive indication of broader consumer demand.

Sources: Ctv News, Bnn Bloomberg, Google News
Provincial • 42 minutes ago
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Team P.E.I. Competes in National Baseball Tournament in Summerside

Summerside is hosting two national baseball tournaments this month, including the ongoing 2026 Baseball Canada Cup. Team P.E.I. is participating, with the coach expressing optimism about the team's chances. The event showcases regional baseball talent and will attract attention from across Canada.

Sources: CBC News, Yahoo! News
Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Prime Minister Carney Cites Firm Tone in Ongoing Trade Discussions with the U.S.

Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canada maintains a firm tone in negotiations with the United States regarding trade. He noted that the discussions are considered constructive as they approach a significant deadline for potential new U.S. tariffs. The focus of the talks includes various strategic sectors, particularly the automotive industry.

Sources: Kamloops This Week, The Star, Google News, CBC News
Provincial • about 1 hour ago
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Heat Warning Issued for Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island is currently experiencing a heat warning. Public health officials advise residents to take precautions against the extreme temperatures. The warning is set to remain in effect until Friday.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Nova Scotia Government Returns Unspent Federal Funding for Land Protection

The Nova Scotia government has returned $5 million in federal funding that was intended for land protection. This decision was made due to the inability to spend the funds and a lack of measurable progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions over the past year. The return of the funds raises questions about the province's environmental initiatives and commitments.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • about 2 hours ago
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Equinox Gold Reports Second Quarter Results and Increased Production Guidance

Equinox Gold Corp. has released its financial and operational results for the second quarter of 2026. The company has increased its production guidance for 2026 following the completion of its merger with Orla Mining. Additionally, Equinox Gold has announced a 50% increase in its quarterly dividend.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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RCMP Alerts Saskatchewan Businesses to Large-Scale Fraud Scheme

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have informed that twelve businesses in Saskatchewan reported being victimized by a fraudulent scheme involving purchases made with counterfeit credit cards over the phone. The affected businesses span various sectors within the region. Authorities are urging individuals and businesses to remain vigilant against such fraudulent activities.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Increase in Shoplifting Charges Reported by Toronto Police

Toronto police have reported laying thousands of charges related to shoplifting over the past two years. A recent Statistics Canada report indicates that shoplifting rates have been on the rise for five consecutive years. The increase in charges aligns with the reported rise in shoplifting incidents across the country.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 2 hours ago
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Almadex Completes Sale of Royalty Interests to Empress Royalty Corp.

Almadex Minerals Ltd. has announced the completion of the sale of its portfolio of net smelter return royalty interests to Empress Royalty Corp. The transaction covers mineral properties located in Canada, the United States, and Mexico. The financial details of the sale have not been fully disclosed.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • about 2 hours ago
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The Role of Fibre in Canada's Digital Future Amidst 5G-Advanced Developments

Telecommunications operators in Canada are increasingly emphasizing the importance of fibre infrastructure in the context of digital transformation. While 5G-advanced technologies are seen as pivotal for wireless communication, fibre remains essential for supporting various digital services. The recognition of fibre as a strategic component suggests a shift in focus towards enhancing network reliability and capacity.

Sources: Digital Journal
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Calls for Stricter Rules on Loose Items at Canada’s Wonderland

Guests at Canada’s Wonderland are advocating for enhanced safety measures following an incident where a phone reportedly fell from a ride, nearly hitting a visitor. This event has reignited discussions about the need for metal detectors and stricter regulations regarding loose items on rides. Many park-goers are expressing concerns about safety and the potential for injury from falling objects.

Sources: Mobilesyrup
Politics • about 2 hours ago
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Federal Court Authorizes Review of Immigration Board's Decision on Alleged Gang Member

The Federal Court of Canada has approved a judicial review regarding Karamveer Singh, an Indian citizen and alleged member of a criminal gang wanted in India on a murder charge from 2012. The immigration board had previously ordered his release, which is now under scrutiny. Singh remains in custody while the legal processes unfold.

Sources: Kamloops This Week
Politics • about 2 hours ago
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Ontario Byelections to Test Premier Doug Ford's Public Support

Ontario Premier Doug Ford will face three byelections that may indicate the level of public support for his leadership. This follows various spending scandals that have raised questions about his government's popularity. Results from the byelections could provide insight into whether his claims of strong backing are accurate.

Sources: Thesudburystar, National Post
Politics • about 2 hours ago
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Carney Indicates Future Possibility for Jets at Billy Bishop Airport

Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has not ruled out the potential for jets at Billy Bishop Airport in the future. A recent consultation revealed significant opposition to the idea from the public. However, Carney's administration stated that the discussion on jets is not closed permanently.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Quebec Family Faces Uncertainty Over Work Permits and Health Coverage

A family in Quebec is experiencing delays related to their work permits and provincial health coverage as they await the birth of their second child. The couple has been in a situation of bureaucratic hold-up for several months. This uncertainty could potentially leave them responsible for significant medical expenses.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 2 hours ago
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Sunterra Restructuring Following Legal Judgment

Sunterra is undergoing a restructuring process after a legal judgment related to cheque kiting, amounting to $35 million. The company is inviting bids for sale and investment as part of this process. Sunterra operates market locations in Calgary, Edmonton, and Red Deer, along with agricultural businesses in Canada and the United States.

Sources: Calgary Herald