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Tuesday, August 11

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Technology • 3 months ago
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Telus Plans to Implement Locks on New Smartphones Starting in October

Telus has announced its intention to start locking new smartphones beginning in October. The company has submitted a request to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) for a temporary 60-day lock on financed devices. Telus argues that the current prohibition on locked devices has contributed to issues with organized crime affecting its retail operations and customers.

Sources: Google News, Iphone In Canada
Business • 3 months ago
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Unifor Begins Negotiations with General Motors for Ontario Workers

Unifor has started contract negotiations with General Motors, representing over 4,600 workers at various Ontario facilities. This includes workers from the Oshawa assembly plant and the CAMI facility in Ingersoll. The union aims to focus on job security during these discussions.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, The Star, CBC News, Durham Radio News
Politics • 3 months ago
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Concerns Raised Over Airline Regulations Affecting Passengers

Passengers are experiencing difficulties with airline regulations in Canada, particularly regarding Air Canada. Many individuals have reported issues with communication and service from the airline. This situation has led to calls for stronger federal regulations to protect consumers in the airline industry.

Sources: Winnipeg Free Press
Politics • 3 months ago
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Ottawa Imposes Sanctions on Canadian Defence Company

The Canadian government has announced sanctions against a defence manufacturing company linked to the supply of armoured vehicles to the Russian military. The announcement was made by Minister Anand, marking a significant move amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. This action reflects Canada's stance on international conflicts involving Russia.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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St. Paul's Hospital Introduces Endoscopic Treatment for Low-Grade Stomach Tumours in Western Canada

St. Paul's Hospital has successfully performed the first endoscopic treatment for a low-grade stomach tumour in Western Canada. This innovative procedure aims to provide a less invasive option for patients. The development reflects advancements in medical technology within the region.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 3 months ago
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TD Bank Launches Payroll Direct Deposit Switching Feature in Mobile App

TD Bank has launched a new feature in its mobile app, allowing clients to set up or switch their payroll direct deposits. The bank claims this is a first among Canadian financial institutions. The new experience is designed to facilitate the process in approximately one minute.

Sources: Newswire, Iphone In Canada
Technology • 3 months ago
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Ethical Considerations Emerge Amid Canada’s AI Expansion

As artificial intelligence integrates into Canadian business practices, stakeholders are beginning to assess companies based on the responsible use of AI technologies. This includes evaluations from customers, employees, regulators, and investors. The growing reliance on AI is prompting discussions regarding ethics and corporate accountability within the Canadian landscape.

Sources: Digital Journal
Technology • 3 months ago
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Construction of Bell Data Centre in Saskatchewan Advances

The construction of Bell Canada's artificial intelligence data centre in Sherwood, Saskatchewan, is progressing. The $1.7 billion project has reached a peak workforce of 425 personnel and development is ongoing across the project site. A Brandon-based steel building manufacturer is involved in the project, highlighting regional participation in its construction.

Sources: Construct Connect, Brandonsun
Technology • 3 months ago
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Manitoba Technology Gains Investment Interest Nationwide

A Manitoba-based company has developed an artificial intelligence robotic arm designed for welding, attracting investors from across Canada. The technology distinguishes itself from competitors by its innovative capabilities and potential applications. With increasing investor confidence, the company aims to expand its production and market reach.

Sources: Winnipeg Free Press
Business • 3 months ago
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Importance of Insurance Coverage When Renting a Car in Canada

As summer approaches, Canadians planning to rent cars are advised to consider their insurance options carefully. Various types of coverage are available, which can affect liability and costs in the event of an accident. Ensuring adequate insurance protection can prevent unexpected expenses and complexities during a rental experience.

Sources: Google News
Business • 3 months ago
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Brampton Positions Itself for Growth in Defence Manufacturing

Brampton leaders are advocating for the city to become a hub for military manufacturing as Canada expands domestic defence production. They highlight the city’s automotive industry legacy, skilled workforce, and strategic location as key assets. The move reflects a broader trend of investment in the defence sector at the national level.

Sources: Brampton News
Technology • 3 months ago
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ZenaTech Advances Drone Testing in Pursuit of Certification

ZenaTech, a technology company based in Vancouver, has begun in-house flight testing for its ZenaDrone as part of its vertical integration strategy. This move aims to achieve Blue UAS Certification, which would provide opportunities in the defense sector following new federal restrictions on foreign-made drones. The company seeks to capitalize on increased demand for compliant American-manufactured drones.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 3 months ago
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Intermap Technologies Appoints J. Michael Rolland to Board of Directors

Intermap Technologies has appointed J. Michael Rolland to its Board of Directors. Rolland brings decades of experience in financing global infrastructure and has a history of growth in public and private markets. He previously held a leadership position at OMERS, a prominent Canadian pension investment organization.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 3 months ago
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Deep Sea Minerals Corp. Acknowledges U.S. Interest in Deep-Sea Mining

Deep Sea Minerals Corp., based in Vancouver, has acknowledged the growing attention on deep-sea mining from the United States during a recent American mining roundtable. The company is focused on seabed mineral exploration and aims to develop opportunities related to critical minerals. This development reflects a broader trend in the mining industry as nations look to expand sources of critical materials.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 3 months ago
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ATS Corporation Announces Election of Directors

ATS Corporation held its Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders on August 6, 2026. During this virtual meeting, all nominee directors listed in the management information circular dated June 22, 2026 were elected. The vote was conducted electronically with shareholders participating online or by proxy.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Politics • 3 months ago
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Changes in Canadian Immigration Policy Affecting Citizenship

Recent modifications to Canada's immigration rules have led to confusion regarding citizenship status for some individuals. Ottawa's adjustments have raised concerns about the clarity and implementation of these policies. The situation has prompted discussion about the impact on those affected by the changes.

Sources: Thewalrus Ca News
Politics • 3 months ago
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Canadian Colonel Receives Medal for Leadership in Air Operations

Colonel David K. Turenne has been awarded a medal for his leadership and diplomatic skills as director of the Combined Air Operations Center during the Israel-Iran conflict. The recognition has prompted discussions regarding Canada's involvement in relations with the U.S. on military operations. The circumstances surrounding the award highlight ongoing debates about Canada’s role in international conflicts.

Sources: National Post, Yahoo! News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Sydney Woman Reaches Finals in Miss Universe Canada 2026 Pageant

Naomi Colford, a pediatric nurse originally from Cape Breton, reached the finals of the Miss Universe Canada pageant held in Windsor, Ontario. She was among the top competitors, finishing as the fourth runner-up. Colford currently resides in Toronto.

Sources: Pniatlantic
Technology • 3 months ago
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Memorial University Hosts Summer Institute on Health Research

Memorial University recently hosted the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Institute of Gender and Health Summer Institute, which brought together more than 30 research trainees for a week-long program. The event focused on building capacity in health-related research through a series of discussions and activities. Attendees gained insights into critical research themes and innovative methodologies.

Sources: Memorial University Gazette
Business • 3 months ago
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Accessibility of Online Casino Gaming Increases with Lower Deposit Requirements

Canada's online casino gaming industry is becoming more accessible due to lower minimum deposit requirements, better security measures, and flexible payment options. The sector has been growing steadily, influenced by advancements in mobile technology and an increase in licensed operators. These changes contribute to enhanced convenience for players across the country.

Sources: Netnewsledger
Business • 3 months ago
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BioHarvest Secures Manufacturing Agreement for Botanical Fragrance Production

BioHarvest Sciences has announced a 20-ton manufacturing and supply agreement for a rare botanical fragrance. This agreement marks the company's first commercial production program in this category. The company reports an increase in revenue for the second quarter of 2026.

Sources: Newsfilecorp, The Kingston Whig Standard
Business • 3 months ago
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Americas Gold and Silver Announces Second Quarter 2026 Results and Conference Call

Americas Gold and Silver Corporation has announced the upcoming release of its financial results for the second quarter of 2026. The company focuses on the production of silver and other critical minerals. A conference call will be held for stakeholders to discuss the results.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard
Business • 3 months ago
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Organigram Reports Third Quarter Fiscal 2026 Financial Results

Organigram Global Inc. has reported record quarterly revenue and adjusted EBITDA in its third quarter of fiscal 2026. This growth is attributed to the company's acquisition of Sanity Group. Organigram continues to be a significant player in the Canadian cannabis market.

Sources: Investing News Network (inn)
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Severe Storm Risk in Quebec and the Maritimes on Tuesday

Severe storm warnings have been issued for regions stretching from Halifax in Nova Scotia to Saguenay in Quebec. Residents are advised to prepare for potential hazardous weather conditions. The affected areas are expected to face significant impacts from the approaching storm.

Sources: Yahoo! News
Business • 3 months ago
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H&R REIT to Sell Assets in $6.7 Billion Transaction

H&R Real Estate Investment Trust is selling a portfolio of 27 properties to GO Residential and others for $6.7 billion. The properties comprise nearly 10,300 suites located in seven Sunbelt markets and New York. This transaction marks a significant move for one of Canada's largest real estate investment trusts.

Sources: The Star
Politics • 3 months ago
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Mark Carney's Decision on Refugee Support

Mark Carney has made a decision regarding support for refugees that has sparked discussion among taxpayers. The impacts of this choice are being examined by various stakeholders. The issue highlights the ongoing debate surrounding taxpayer contributions and refugee assistance in Canada.

Sources: Winnipeg Sun
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Current Status of Wildfires in Northwestern Ontario

There are currently 112 active wildfires in northwestern Ontario, as reported by Ontario's Aviation, Forest Fire and Emergency Services (AFFES). The forest fire hazard in the region is primarily classified as low to moderate, with some areas experiencing high hazard levels. Reports indicate these figures have remained consistent over the last few days.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Court to Decide Fate of Curtis Dagenais's Truck After 20 Years

Curtis Dagenais is scheduled to appear in court in Saskatoon later this month regarding his truck, which has been held in RCMP cold storage for 20 years. Dagenais was convicted of murdering two Saskatchewan RCMP officers and injuring a third. The Crown has proposed that the truck be destroyed.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Paramotoring School Established in Yukon

A new paramotoring school named Yukon Eagles Paramotor School has opened in Yukon. The school's instructor, Alexandre Leveugle, claims that paramotoring is less challenging than other flight sports. The school commenced operations in June.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Dr. Margot Burnell's Impact on Cancer Care in New Brunswick

Dr. Margot Burnell has made significant contributions to cancer care in New Brunswick. Her innovative approaches and dedication to patient care have redefined practices in the region. Her work has garnered attention and appreciation from both patients and healthcare professionals alike.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Ontario Residents Turn to Student-run Salons and Spas for Affordable Services

As living costs rise, Ontarians are increasingly looking for budget-friendly beauty and wellness services. Student-run salons and spas are gaining popularity as they offer lower prices while also providing valuable training opportunities for students. This trend reflects a shift in consumer behaviour as individuals search for more affordable treatment options without compromising on quality.

Sources: Baytoday.ca, Sudbury.com
Politics • 3 months ago
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Discussion on the Future of Alberta's Political Landscape

An opinion piece explores the need for federalist supporters in Alberta to actively combat the growing sentiment for separatism. The author suggests that increased engagement from pro-Canada factions and the provincial government is crucial to counteract separatist movements. The piece emphasizes the importance of addressing public apathy towards federalism to sustain unity.

Sources: Edmonton Journal
Provincial • 3 months ago
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RCMP Investigation Underway for Triple Fatality Crash in Alberta

An investigation by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has been initiated following a highway collision near Edmonton that resulted in three fatalities. The crash involved two correctional officers and an inmate who were being transported from an Edmonton correctional facility. This incident marks the first occurrence of correctional officers dying during such transfers in Alberta.

Sources: Google News, Yahoo! News, Edmonton Journal
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Alberta Destinations Recognized Among the Top for Solo Travel in Canada

Two Alberta locations, Calgary and Banff, were recently named among Canada's top cities for solo travel by Travel and Tour World. Calgary ranked fifth, noted for its access to outdoor adventures and national parks, while Banff followed closely in sixth place. This recognition highlights the appeal of these destinations for individuals travelling alone.

Sources: Daily Hive Victoria
Business • 3 months ago
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Aldebaran Resources and Centauri Minerals Report Shareholder Approval for Spin-Out

Aldebaran Resources has received shareholder approval for the spin-out of its majority-owned subsidiary, Centauri Minerals. The statutory plan of arrangement was announced and approved by Aldebaran's shareholders. This decision marks a significant step in the restructuring of the two companies.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Calls for Newfoundland and Labrador to Enhance Energy Role in Atlantic Canada

A letter published in Pniatlantic discusses the need for Newfoundland and Labrador to strengthen its role in the energy sector within Atlantic Canada. The correspondence emphasizes addressing past injustices and removing existing energy delivery obstacles. The author advocates for a modern memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Quebec to facilitate these changes.

Sources: Pniatlantic
Business • 3 months ago
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Porter Airlines Cancels Flight Due to Child's Actions

A flight from Victoria to Toronto operated by Porter Airlines was cancelled after a child reportedly refused to wear a seatbelt and stood in their seat. The airline cited safety concerns as the reason for the cancellation. Passengers have since discussed the incident, indicating that the child was not solely to blame for the situation.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Second Cat in Montérégie Region Tested Positive for Rabies

Quebec health officials have confirmed that a second cat in the Montérégie region has contracted rabies from a raccoon. Three individuals have received emergency preventative treatment due to potential exposure. This follows an earlier report of a stray cat in Montreal that also tested positive for rabies.

Sources: Google News, Global News, Ctv News
Business • 3 months ago
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BMO and RBC Sell Moneris to Francisco Partners for $2 Billion

BMO Financial Group and Royal Bank of Canada have entered an agreement to sell Moneris Solutions Corporation to Francisco Partners for C$2 billion. Moneris is a prominent payment processing firm in Canada, handling a significant portion of the country's transactions. The sale represents a significant shift in ownership for the payments sector in Canada.

Sources: Newswire, Financial Post, Wealth Professional Canada
Business • 3 months ago
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Excalibur Metals Reports New Silver-Gold Anomalies at Bellehelen Project

Excalibur Metals Corp. has reported new findings from soil sampling conducted at the Bellehelen Silver-Gold Project in Nye County, Nevada. The results indicate several new silver-gold soil anomalies north of the Spyglass Ridge Target, which may enhance the exploration potential of the site. The company operates on the TSX Venture Exchange and OTCQB.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard
Business • 3 months ago
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Laramide Resources Announces Private Placement of $5 Million

Laramide Resources Ltd. has announced a non-brokered private placement to raise $5 million through the issuance of 8,350,000 common shares. The company focuses on uranium mine development and exploration in the United States and Australia. This strategic move aims to strengthen its financial position for upcoming projects.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard
Business • 3 months ago
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PowerBank Initiates 4 MW Solar Project in North Bruce Peninsula, Ontario

PowerBank Corporation has announced the initiation of a 4 megawatt (MW) solar project in North Bruce Peninsula, Ontario. This project is part of the company's efforts to expand its renewable energy portfolio. The initiative aims to contribute to local energy needs and support sustainability goals in the region.

Sources: Newswire
Provincial • 3 months ago
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New Measures Implemented in Gatineau to Address Wait Times and Container Returns

The Quebec government has introduced measures in Gatineau to alleviate increased wait times at the Consignaction location. The changes were prompted by a rise in traffic, particularly from Ontario residents attempting to return ineligible beverage containers. These actions aim to improve service efficiency and ensure compliance with recycling regulations.

Sources: Newswire, Ctv News, Google News
Business • 3 months ago
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Canadian SMEs Display Hiring Optimism Amid Caution on AI Investments

An Employment Hero survey of 600 senior business leaders shows that most Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) intend to hire this fall. However, the survey indicates that these businesses are adopting a more disciplined approach to hiring and assessing the return on investment from artificial intelligence. This cautious optimism highlights the balancing act SMEs are facing as they navigate economic uncertainties.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Construction of Final Turbine at Revelstoke Generating Station Begins

Construction has commenced on the sixth and final turbine at Revelstoke Generating Station, located along the Columbia River in southeastern British Columbia. This project represents the culmination of years of planning and regulatory review. The Revelstoke Generating Station is a significant asset in BC Hydro's hydroelectric portfolio.

Sources: Construct Connect
Business • 3 months ago
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Canadian Retail Sales Reach $79.9 Billion in May 2026 Amid Rising Fuel Costs

Statistics Canada reports that Canadian retail sales reached $79.9 billion in May 2026, reflecting a 4% increase from the previous year. This rise is primarily attributed to a significant increase in automotive fuel prices. The data indicates a trend in consumer spending despite fluctuations in fuel costs.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada
Provincial • 3 months ago
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RCMP Initiates Criminal Investigation Amid B.C. Wildfires

Authorities in British Columbia are warning residents displaced by wildfires to prepare for extensive damage. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have announced the launch of a criminal probe related to the wildfires. The situation remains critical as evacuations continue and the full impact of the fires is assessed.

Sources: Canada’s National Observer
Business • 3 months ago
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Legacy Gold Reports Positive Assay Results from Baner Gold Mine in Idaho

Legacy Gold Mines Ltd. has announced significant assay results from its recent drilling at the Baner Gold Mine Property in Idaho County, Idaho. The company reported intersections of 1.14 grams per tonne (g/t) gold over 44.3 feet and 2.4 g/t gold over 26.9 feet in its latest drill hole. These findings indicate an extension of the mineralized main zone by 558 feet to the west.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Researchers Test New Grain in Prince Edward Island to Reduce Farming Costs and Emissions

Researchers at a federal farm in Prince Edward Island are evaluating a lesser-known grain that has the potential to decrease costs for farmers. This grain could also contribute to lowering greenhouse gas emissions. The study aims to explore its viability as an agricultural option.

Sources: Ctv News, Cp24, Bnn Bloomberg
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Canadian Little League Championship Takes Place in Cape Breton

The Canadian Little League Championship is set to conclude in Cape Breton with the championship game taking place on Wednesday afternoon. The matchup will feature the semifinal winners from Tuesday’s games. This event has involved over a week of competitive baseball in the region.

Sources: Pniatlantic
Business • 3 months ago
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J.M. Drama Alumni Secures Federal Funding for Arts Programs

Kitchener's J.M. Drama Alumni has been awarded $156,000 in federal funding through the Canada Arts Presentation Fund. The funding will support the organisation's multidisciplinary arts initiatives over the next three years. This financial assistance is part of a broader effort to enhance the arts sector in Canada.

Sources: Yahoo! News
Business • 3 months ago
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Fortuna Mining Acquires Senegal Project from Barrick and Iamgold for $200 Million

Fortuna Mining has purchased the Senegal project from Barrick Gold and Iamgold for a total of $200 million. This acquisition includes the combined Bambadji and Diamba Sud projects, providing Fortuna with control over approximately 60 kilometers of potential mining ground. The transaction has been noted for its significance in expanding Fortuna's operational footprint in Senegal.

Sources: Canadian Mining Journal
Business • 3 months ago
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Canada Relies on Oil Sands as US Oil Reserves Decline

The United States has reported its oil reserves are at their lowest level since 1983, impacting global oil supplies. In contrast, Canada does not maintain a strategic oil reserve and instead relies on its oil sands production. This situation raises questions about the implications for energy security in North America.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada
Provincial • 3 months ago
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HST Rebate Influences New Home Sales in Ontario

New single-family home sales in Ontario have increased significantly following the implementation of an HST rebate. In contrast, condo sales have not experienced a similar surge. The Ontario Home Builders’ Association has indicated that the policy has positively impacted the housing market.

Sources: Google News, The Star, The Globe and Mail
Politics • 3 months ago
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Discussion on Canada's Leadership in Uncertain Times

The article explores the challenges faced by Canada's leaders in navigating radical uncertainty on the global stage. It highlights the importance of clear communication regarding national identity and interests as an open, liberal democracy. The piece notes that effective leadership is essential to address contemporary issues and maintain Canada’s standing internationally.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Public Debate Surrounds Manitoba Hydro's Energy Plan

Public hearings regarding Manitoba Hydro's long-term energy plan are ongoing. Critics have raised concerns about the performance of the proposed gas-burning generating station during extreme winter conditions. The discussions are aimed at evaluating the effectiveness and environmental implications of the planned energy expansion.

Sources: Brandonsun, Google News, Yahoo! News, CBC News
Politics • 3 months ago
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Canada Shifts Focus from Peacekeeping to Military Preparedness

Canada is increasing its military capabilities in the context of diminishing peacekeeping operations. The shift indicates a move towards a more combative military presence rather than a reliance on traditional peacekeeping roles. This change reflects a broader reevaluation of Canada's international defence strategy.

Sources: The Star
Business • 3 months ago
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Schneider Electric Canada Expands Leadership to Enhance Customer Experience

Schneider Electric Canada has expanded its commercial leadership to assist customers in navigating the changing energy landscape. The company aims to improve efficiency, resilience, and sustainability for organizations. This adjustment includes the reassignment of responsibilities for two senior executives within the company.

Sources: Businesswire
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Delays Reported in Quebec's 811 Health Service Impacting Patients

Patients in Quebec are expressing frustration over significant delays and issues with the 811 health service. There have been reports of unanswered calls, leading to concerns about access to timely healthcare. This situation has put additional pressure on patients seeking medical advice and support.

Sources: Google News
Business • 3 months ago
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Matt Johnson's Biopic on Anthony Bourdain Set for Release

Canadian filmmaker Matt Johnson has directed a biopic titled 'Tony' focused on the life of renowned chef and author Anthony Bourdain. The film is inspired by Bourdain's experiences, particularly his time in a dive bar that held significance in his youth. 'Tony' is expected to be released in 2026 as a limited feature.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Ontario Tire Recycling Fees Result in Surplus Funds for Producers

Ontario consumers have contributed millions of dollars in tire recycling fees. Recently, it was announced that over $30 million of these fees will be returned to tire producers instead of consumers. This decision has raised questions about the management of recycling programs in the province.

Sources: The Star
Technology • 3 months ago
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Debate Surrounds AI Data Centres and Infrastructure in Canada

Current discussions in Canada reveal an emerging divide on the implications of AI data centres. A recent poll indicates that a majority of Canadians express opposition to government support for these centres. Meanwhile, various analysts suggest that the future of artificial intelligence infrastructure is critical for the country's technological advancement.

Sources: Google News, Digital Journal, Fool Canada
Politics • 3 months ago
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Miramichi MP Required to Accept Pay Raise, House of Commons Affirms

The House of Commons has confirmed that Miramichi MP Mike Dawson cannot refuse a salary increase. Legal documents indicate that exempting him from this pay raise would be in violation of the law. The ruling emphasizes the mandatory nature of salary adjustments for Members of Parliament.

Sources: Google News, Yahoo! News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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New Brunswick Reports 57 Confirmed Cases of Lyme Disease in 2023

New Brunswick has confirmed 57 cases of Lyme disease this year. The highest risk for tick-borne illness is reported in the Saint John region, while Fredericton and Moncton are identified as having a moderate risk. Health authorities are monitoring the situation and emphasizing the importance of awareness and prevention measures.

Sources: Google News, Yahoo! News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Increase in Tick Exposures Reported in New Brunswick

Recent reports indicate that tick exposures in New Brunswick have more than doubled the average seen over the past three years. This rise in tick encounters is raising concerns among health officials. The data suggests a significant trend that may have implications for public health in the region.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Research on Salamanders Aims to Assess Forest Health in Nova Scotia

Researchers in Nova Scotia are studying eastern red-backed salamander populations to understand the health of old hemlock forests. Their work focuses on the impact of invasive insects and the insecticides used to combat them. The findings could provide valuable insights into forest ecosystem health.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 3 months ago
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Analysis of Trade Talks with U.S. Leadership

The article discusses the implications of Canadian trade negotiations with the United States under the leadership of Donald Trump. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining strong economic conditions rather than succumbing to unfavorable agreements. The piece suggests that Canadian officials, including Mark Carney, must balance negotiations without compromising key economic interests.

Sources: The Star
Business • 3 months ago
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Canada's Economy Demonstrates Resilience Amid External Tariffs

Canada's economy has shown resilience in the face of external tariff pressures since the election of Prime Minister Carney in March 2025. Analysts note the impact of trade policies on various sectors, yet the country has managed to maintain economic stability. The broader implications of these economic developments remain a topic of discussion among experts.

Sources: The Star
Technology • 3 months ago
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Elizaveta Neretin Discusses Journey from Ukraine to Canadian Acting

Elizaveta Neretin, originally from Ukraine, moved to Montreal with her father during her teenage years. She pursued her education in acting in Vancouver, where she developed her skills in the craft. Neretin has recently been cast in the spy series 'Lioness' produced by Taylor Sheridan.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Proposed Amendments to P.E.I. Coroners Act Introduce New Domestic Violence Death Review Requirements

Proposed changes to the Coroners Act in Prince Edward Island would require reviews for all deaths caused by domestic violence. The amendments aim to implement stricter rules regarding information sharing. Additionally, the changes would permit the involvement of out-of-province coroners to address staffing shortages.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Canada's Blood Supply Situation Showing Improvement but Still Requires More Donors

Canada's national blood supply is beginning to recover following a challenging summer period. Canadian Blood Services has reported a significant response to their calls for donations, though they continue to emphasize the necessity for more donors. The situation remains critical as ongoing recruitment efforts are necessary to stabilize the blood supply fully.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, Cp24, Yahoo! News, CBC News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Increase in Unclaimed Bodies Noted in Quebec

Quebec has experienced a significant increase in the number of unclaimed bodies, rising from 448 in 2020 to 992 in 2022, according to Santé Québec. Typically, when a person dies, family members assume responsibility for the body; however, a growing number of cases show that unclaimed bodies are becoming more common. The province intervenes by overseeing the remains and contracting funeral homes for necessary arrangements.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Carey Price Expresses Optimism for Canadiens' Future

Carey Price, the all-time winningest goalie for the Montreal Canadiens, has expressed optimism regarding the team's prospects in the NHL. He is particularly excited about the current goaltending tandem of Dobes and Fowler. Price stated that the team feels like a contender moving forward.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 3 months ago
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Canada's Military Satellite Contract Under Scrutiny

The Canadian government has awarded a $2.3 billion military satellite contract to Telesat. The deal has raised questions regarding Prime Minister Mark Carney's relationship with Telesat's CEO and the processes followed in awarding the contract. Both Ottawa and Telesat maintain that the contract was managed at arm's length.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Thunder Bay Resident Advocates for Addiction Recovery Resources

Tara Johansson, a resident of Thunder Bay, Ontario, has transitioned from struggling with alcoholism and addiction to helping others in similar situations. She emphasizes the need for increased support and resources to aid those facing addiction challenges in the community. Thunder Bay currently has the highest opioid-related death rate in Ontario, underlining the urgency of this issue.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 3 months ago
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Ocean Partners Increases Stake in Canadian Copper Inc.

Ocean Partners UK Limited has exercised its warrants in Canadian Copper Inc. for proceeds of approximately $3.2 million. The funds will be allocated to reduce the company's outstanding debt and improve its financial standing. This development is a step towards strengthening Canadian Copper Inc.'s balance sheet.

Sources: Newsfilecorp
Technology • 3 months ago
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ALZAI Health and Linus Health Sign MOU for Alzheimer's Disease Initiatives

ALZAI Health Corp. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Linus Health, a company specializing in AI-driven brain health technology. The partnership aims to explore methods for early identification of Alzheimer's disease risk and cognitive impairment. This collaboration may pave the way for future advancements in proactive intervention strategies.

Sources: Newsfilecorp
Business • 3 months ago
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Restart Life Sciences Begins Production of New Product Line

Restart Life Sciences Corp. has announced the launch of commercial production for its new protein-focused product line through its subsidiary, Holy Crap Foods Inc. This development aligns with the company's product development strategy and aims to focus on revenue generation. The announcement marks a key achievement for the company as it continues to expand its offerings.

Sources: Newsfilecorp
Technology • 3 months ago
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Nav Canada Tests Remote Air Traffic Control Program in Kingston

Nav Canada is conducting tests on a new digital air traffic control program in Kingston, Ontario. This program aims to allow air traffic controllers to manage aircraft movements from remote locations, potentially hundreds of kilometres away. The initiative incorporates advanced technology including artificial intelligence alongside human oversight.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News
Politics • 3 months ago
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Ontario Liberal Leadership Candidates Debate Significance of Legislative Seat

The first debate in the Ontario Liberal leadership race took place, focusing on whether it is essential for candidates to hold a seat in the legislature. Five candidates participated, with discussions ranging from health care to education and affordability. The debate revealed a clear divide among candidates regarding the importance of having a legislative seat.

Sources: Google News, Oakville News, Winnipeg Free Press, The Standard, Sootoday, The Record, Sudbury.com, Baytoday.ca, The Star, The Hamilton Spectator, Citynews Everywhere, Citynews Ottawa
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Tick Bite Linked to Alpha-Gal Syndrome in Canadian Woman

A Canadian woman experienced a significant allergy thought to be caused by a tick bite. This condition is associated with Alpha-Gal Syndrome, which results in adverse reactions to red meat. Health experts emphasize the growing concern regarding this tick-borne illness in Canada.

Sources: Google News
Markets • 3 months ago
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Republic Technologies Revokes FFCTO and Resumes Trading

Republic Technologies Inc. has announced the revocation of a failure-to-file cease trade order (FFCTO) issued against it by the British Columbia Securities Commission. The order is effective as of August 4, 2026, allowing the company to resume trading its common shares on the Canadian Securities Exchange. This decision follows a previous press release from the company dated July 3, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Bald Range Fire Claims Life of 80-Year-Old Woman in Summerland, B.C.

An 80-year-old woman has died in Summerland, British Columbia, due to the Bald Range wildfire, according to reports from the RCMP. The incident occurred as many residents were forced to evacuate due to worsening wildfire conditions in the area. Authorities have declared a state of emergency as the situation continues to evolve.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, Canada’s National Observer
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Ontario Families Advocate for Greater Awareness of West Nile Virus Amid Mosquito Season

As mosquito season begins in Ontario, health officials are advising residents to take precautions against West Nile virus. While the majority of those infected may face mild symptoms, some cases can lead to severe illness or fatalities. Families affected by the virus are calling for increased public awareness and education on the risks associated with West Nile virus.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Councillor Advocates for Report on AI Data Centres' Impact

Ontario Green Party Leader and Guelph MPP Mike Schreiner has urged the Ontario government to impose a moratorium on new AI data centres in the province. This call comes amid ongoing discussions about the effects of these facilities on communities and the environment. Local city councillors have postponed further decisions regarding the regulation of data centres in the Region of Waterloo.

Sources: Kitchener News, Google News
Business • 3 months ago
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Bunker Hill Mining Corp. Updates Corporate By-Laws

Bunker Hill Mining Corp. has announced the adoption of amended and restated by-laws. The decision was made by the board of directors on August 1, 2026. The new by-laws became effective immediately upon approval.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 3 months ago
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Increase in Consumer Insolvencies Reported for Second Quarter in Canada

In the second quarter of this year, over 37,000 Canadian consumers filed for insolvency, marking a 6.9 per cent rise from the same period in the previous year. This trend raises concerns as it puts Canada on a trajectory to potentially exceed the record number of insolvencies recorded in 2009. Analysts are monitoring this situation closely as economic factors continue to affect consumer financial stability.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Business • 3 months ago
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Thor Explorations Reports Financial and Operational Results for Q2 and H1 2026

Thor Explorations Ltd. has released its financial and operational results for the second quarter and the first half of 2026. The report covers its Segilola Gold mine in Nigeria along with its mineral exploration properties in Nigeria and Senegal. This information includes performance metrics and updates on exploration activities.

Sources: Newsfilecorp
Politics • 3 months ago
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Controversy Surrounds Upcoming Visit of RSS Chief to Toronto

NDP MPs Jenny Kwan and Heather McPherson have expressed opposition to the planned visit of RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat to Toronto in August 2026. The visit has drawn excitement from many in the Canadian Hindu community. The situation has sparked a broader discussion within Canadian political circles regarding the implications of the visit.

Sources: Menafn
Provincial • 3 months ago
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B.C. Information Officer Records Escape from Wildfire

An information officer in British Columbia documented his family's escape from a local wildfire while maintaining a video recording. The footage captures firsthand the urgency and challenges faced during the evacuation. The incident highlights the dangers posed by wildfires in the region.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Montreal Tennis Venue Faces Calls for Modernization and Roof Installation

The tennis venue at Jarry Park in Montreal, which hosts the National Bank Open, is reported to require updates after 30 years since its last transformation. ATP CEO expressed the need for modernization, suggesting that adding a roof would be beneficial. The call for improvements reflects the growing demands of hosting major tennis events.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Iga Swiatek Advances to National Bank Open Semifinals

Iga Swiatek has reached the semifinals of the National Bank Open after defeating Diane Shnaider. Swiatek won the match in straight sets. The tournament continues to draw significant attention from tennis fans in Canada.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Woman Seeks Accessibility Improvements at Winnipeg Beach

Jeanine Pokrant visited Winnipeg Beach and encountered difficulties accessing the water due to the absence of a wheelchair mat. She is advocating for changes to improve accessibility for individuals with mobility challenges. The provincial government is aware of her concerns and has indicated a response is forthcoming.

Sources: Yahoo! News
Markets • 3 months ago
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GreenFirst Forest Products Inc. Releases Second Quarter Financial Results and CEO Transition Plan

GreenFirst Forest Products Inc. has released its financial results for the second quarter and the first half of 2026. The company's unaudited financial statements and management analysis are available for public access. The report includes details surrounding a transition plan for the CEO.

Sources: Businesswire
Politics • 3 months ago
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Saskatchewan MLA Assists in Freeing Bangladeshi Individual from Exploitation

A Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from Saskatchewan provided assistance in a situation involving individual exploitation in Bangladesh. The MLA felt a personal responsibility to help after being contacted about the case. Further details about the impact and nature of the assistance have yet to be fully disclosed.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Alberta Government to Review Emergency Alert System Post-Search for Missing Boy

The Alberta government announced it will review the emergency alert system following the search for Parker, an 11-year-old boy from Calgary, who was confirmed dead after a multi-week search in July. This review aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the current system during emergencies. The announcement comes amid ongoing discussions about how public safety alerts are managed in the province.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Louis Gardiner, Métis Leader and Residential School Survivor, Passes Away

Louis Gardiner, a prominent Métis leader and residential school survivor, recently passed away unexpectedly. He played a significant role in advocating for the rights and representation of Métis citizens in Saskatchewan. His contributions through his leadership in Métis Nation–Saskatchewan have had a lasting impact on the community.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Mole Mobile Offers Free Screenings in Prince Edward Island

Mole Mobile is scheduled to arrive in Prince Edward Island this weekend to provide free skin cancer screenings. The service aims to increase awareness and early detection of skin cancer. High demand for the screenings is anticipated among the residents of the region.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Alberta RCMP Investigate Death of 12-Year-Old Boy after Discovery of Remains

The remains of a 12-year-old boy from Edmonton were discovered in northern Alberta, prompting an RCMP homicide investigation. Authorities are actively seeking information and dash cam footage related to the case. The local community is offering support to the boy's family during this difficult time.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Rising Rates of Sexually Transmitted Infections Observed in Prince Edward Island

Health officials in Prince Edward Island are reporting an increase in sexually transmitted infections, particularly among young Islanders. The infections identified include chlamydia, gonorrhea, and infectious syphilis. Authorities are urging residents to get tested to mitigate the spread.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Business • 3 months ago
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Onex Partners and Co-Investors Finalise Acquisition of AirSprint

Onex Partners, along with co-investors, has completed the acquisition of AirSprint Inc., the largest fractional jet operator in Canada. The deal was announced on August 10, 2026, and is valued in U.S. dollars. AirSprint's leadership team remains intact following the acquisition.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 3 months ago
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Anaergia Reports Significant Revenue Growth and Expanded Backlog for Q2 2026

Anaergia Inc. reported a revenue of $63.9 million for Q2 2026, representing a 98% increase compared to the previous year. The company has achieved positive Adjusted EBITDA for the fourth consecutive quarter and an expanded revenue backlog of $274.9 million due to new contracts in Europe and North America. The financial results signal strong growth and operational performance for the company.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 3 months ago
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Ottawa Appoints Former CMHC Head to Lead Build Canada Homes

Evan Siddall has been appointed as chair of Build Canada Homes. He previously held the position of head of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). Siddall also served as a special adviser to Mark Carney during Carney's tenure as governor of the Bank of Canada.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Politics • 3 months ago
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Call for Action on Illegal Trucking in Canada

Rebel News raises concerns about the enforcement of laws against illegal truckers in Canada, suggesting that Canadian authorities are not taking adequate action. The article contrasts this with reported arrests of illegal truckers in the United States. There is a call for stronger measures to address perceived lawlessness in the Canadian trucking industry.

Sources: Rebel News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Response to Miss Universe Canada Costumes Highlight Cultural Appropriation Concerns

Former Miss Universe Canada winner Ashley Callingbull expressed her concerns about cultural appropriation following the costume segment of the Miss Universe Canada pageant. Contestants' outfits prompted significant discussion regarding cultural sensitivity. This incident has sparked broader conversations about representation and respect for cultural traditions in fashion.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Avalanche Canada Considers Service Cuts Without Alberta Funding

Avalanche Canada, a not-for-profit organization providing winter forecasts and safety education, may reduce its services if funding from Alberta is not renewed. The organization is based in Revelstoke, British Columbia, and serves regions across Canada, including Alberta. The potential cuts have raised concerns about safety during winter months for residents and visitors in areas prone to avalanches.

Sources: Calgary Herald
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Team Saskatchewan Wins 2026 Senior Women's National Football Championship

Team Saskatchewan has emerged victorious at the 2026 Senior Women's National Football Championship. The team showcased strong performance throughout the tournament, culminating in a decisive win. This event highlights the growing prominence of women’s football in Saskatchewan and across Canada.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 3 months ago
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Upcoming Increase in Gas Prices in Ottawa and Ontario

Gas prices are set to increase by six cents a litre on Wednesday in Ottawa and across Ontario. The new price will be 169.9 cents a litre. The increase has been confirmed by Dan McTeague, president of Canadians for Affordable Energy.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Quebec Apple Farmer Utilizes Anti-Hail Cannon to Safeguard Crops

A Quebec apple farmer is employing an anti-hail cannon to protect his crops from severe weather conditions. The device, which originated in Europe, is now manufactured in various countries, including New Zealand and Germany. Farmers are increasingly turning to such technology in response to changing climate patterns.

Sources: Global News, Google News
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Canadian Duo Exits National Bank Open After Quarterfinal Loss

Canadian players Duncan Chan and Alexis Galarneau were ousted from the men's doubles competition at the National Bank Open. They faced a defeat against Croatia's Mate Pavic and El Salvador's Marcelo Arévalo in the quarterfinals. The final score of the match was 6-2, 6-4.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 3 months ago
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Pharmacy Technicians in P.E.I. Await Pay Increase After One Year

Pharmacy technicians in Prince Edward Island's hospitals have not received a promised wage increase nearly a year after it was initially announced. This delay is reportedly affecting their job satisfaction and commitment to their roles. The issue underscores ongoing challenges in the province's healthcare system.

Sources: CBC News