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Sunday, August 16

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Business • 17 minutes ago
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Potential Trade Scenario Between Canadiens and Senators

The Montreal Canadiens are reportedly considering a trade for Ottawa Senators winger Drake Batherson if his contract situation remains unresolved. No active negotiations are taking place between the teams at this time. Analysts suggest the Canadiens could emerge as a trade partner depending on Batherson's contract status.

Sources: Nhl Trade Rumors
Politics • 17 minutes ago
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Analysis of the Current Conservative Party Leadership and Stephen Harper's Position

Dan Robertson, a former adviser to Stephen Harper, has suggested that the Conservative Party of Canada has become more extreme in recent years. He attributes this change to factors such as pandemic-related anger, conspiracy theories, and the influence of social media. Robertson believes that the party has moved so far to the right that Harper would not be able to win its leadership today.

Sources: Cp24, Ctv News
Provincial • 17 minutes ago
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Study Indicates Challenges for Immigrant Credential Recognition in Alberta

A recent study reveals that over two-thirds of immigrants in Alberta possess education or credentials that are not fully recognized in Canada. This situation presents significant barriers for these newcomers in integrating into the workforce. The findings highlight ongoing challenges related to foreign credential recognition in the province.

Sources: Calgary Herald
Politics • 18 minutes ago
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Concerns Over US-Canada Relations Grow

Recent surveys indicate a decline in Canadian confidence in the United States as a reliable partner, with only 35 percent of Canadians holding this view. There is a movement gaining momentum in Canada that seeks to challenge the role of the US ambassador in Canada. Discussions around Canada being viewed as the '51st state' are also anticipated to resurface in the fall.

Sources: Yahoo! News
Provincial • about 1 hour ago
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Grifols Temporarily Closes Plasma Donation Centres in Alberta

Grifols has announced the temporary closure of its plasma donation centres across Canada, including those in Alberta. This decision has resulted in the inability for Albertans to donate plasma in exchange for financial compensation. The closure comes after a series of operational challenges faced by the company over the past few months.

Sources: Yahoo! News
Business • about 2 hours ago
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Halifax Cider and Beerfest Highlights Growth of Microbrewing Industry in Nova Scotia

The Halifax Cider and Beerfest showcased a wide array of locally produced craft beers, ciders, and other alcoholic beverages. The event saw significant attendance, reflecting the growing popularity of the microbrewing industry in Nova Scotia. This festival contributes to the local economy by promoting regional beverage producers.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Alberta Fundraiser Remembers Corrections Officers Who Died in Duty-Related Crash

The Alberta First Responders Association has adjusted the fundraising efforts of a barbecue event following the deaths of two corrections officers while on duty. The event in Spruce Grove aims to support the families affected by this tragedy. Community members are coming together to honour the officers' commitment and service.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Manitoba Forensic Psychologist Sentenced to House Arrest for Inappropriate Relationship

A forensic psychologist in Manitoba has been sentenced to 18 months of house arrest for engaging in an inappropriate sexual relationship with a patient. The psychologist also failed to disclose the relationship when testifying before a review board. This case raises concerns about professional ethics within the mental health field.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Ontario Implements New Cash Bail System Amid Legal Challenges

Ontario is set to launch a cash bail system, requiring individuals to provide a cash security deposit as part of the bail process. Critics, including two advocacy groups, are preparing to challenge this requirement in court, arguing that it is unconstitutional. The changes are scheduled to take effect on Monday.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Increasing Participation of Women in Nova Scotia's Keel-Boat Regatta

Canada's largest keel-boat regatta is taking place on the south shore of Nova Scotia. There is a noticeable increase in the number of female participants in the event. Organisers and advocates are hopeful that this trend will continue to grow.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 2 hours ago
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Kobo Announces e-Reader and e-Book Sale in Canada and the USA

Kobo is currently offering a discount of $20 on its Clara Colour and Clara BW e-readers in both Canada and the USA. Additionally, the 'Summer Stories Under $3.99' promotion is active until August 31st. This sale aims to provide readers with affordable options for e-books and e-readers.

Sources: Goodereaderblog
Technology • about 2 hours ago
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Telus to Invest $10.2 Million in Kamloops, Including AI Data Centre Expansion

Telus has announced a commitment to invest $10.2 million in Kamloops over the course of this year. This investment includes the expansion of an AI Factory. The initiative is part of Telus's broader strategy to enhance technology infrastructure in the region.

Sources: Kamloops This Week
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Winnipeg Sea Bears Win First CEBL Title Against Brampton Honey Badgers

The Winnipeg Sea Bears have secured their first championship title in the Canadian Elite Basketball League by defeating the Brampton Honey Badgers 98-84. This victory marks a significant achievement for the Sea Bears in the league's history. The match was held as a single-game final to determine the champion.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Thunderstorm Warnings and Wildfires Reported on Vancouver Island

Parts of Vancouver Island are under a thunderstorm warning due to lightning, which has reportedly sparked wildfires. Meanwhile, Metro Vancouver and the South Coast are also experiencing severe thunderstorms. Environment Canada has issued warnings for strong gusts and hail across these areas.

Sources: Google News