Canada Edition · Day Desk

Tuesday, August 18

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Wilkerson and Humana-Paredes Aim for Montreal Three-Peat in Pro Beach Volleyball

Canadian beach volleyball athletes Melissa Humana-Paredes and Brandie Wilkerson are competing in an FIVB Beach Pro Tournament in Montreal. The tournament is set to begin on Wednesday at Parc Jean-Drapeau. The duo previously won the tournament in 2023 and 2025, looking to secure a third consecutive title.

Sources: Lakeland News, Ns News, Western Wheel, The Lethbridge Herald, Squamish Chief, Prince George Citizen, Panow, Lethbridge News Now, Town And Country Today, Vancouver Is Awesome, Richmond News, Medicine Hat News, Airdrie News, Times Colonist, Rocky Mountain Outlook, St. Albert News, Coast Reporter, Radio-canada Ca

Business • 2 months ago

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Fastco Expands Operations in Ontario with New Distribution Centre

Fastco Canada has announced the opening of a new distribution centre in Vaughan, Ontario. The facility spans 66,635 square feet and aims to enhance the company's distribution capacity in the province. This development is expected to improve product access and reduce delivery times for dealers in the area.

Sources: Businesswire

Business • 2 months ago

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German Shipbuilder Proposes Collaboration with European Yards for Canadian Submarine Delivery

Oliver Burkhard, the CEO of the German shipbuilder TKMS, announced plans to speed up the delivery of Canada's new submarines by collaborating with other European shipyards. While this collaboration could enhance production efficiency, it has been clarified that it will not apply to Canada's current submarine order. The proposal aligns with a broader push for greater cooperation within the European defense industry.

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Technology • 2 months ago

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Manitoba's Largest Hospital Continues Recovery from Cyberattack

Shared Health is currently investigating the impact of a recent cyberattack on Manitoba's largest hospital. Initial reviews indicate that there may not have been access to personal health or financial data. The hospital is continuing its recovery efforts following the incident.

Sources: Global News

Technology • 2 months ago

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CRTC Allows Canadian Carriers to Lock Phones Again Under New Rules

The Canadian Radio-television and Communications Commission (CRTC) has announced a change in its regulations to allow Canadian wireless providers to sell locked phones. This decision follows complaints from carriers Bell and Telus regarding previously mandated unlock requirements. Providers must inform customers about the locked status and provide the opportunity to unlock the devices under specific conditions.

Sources: Mobilesyrup

Technology • 2 months ago

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Ideon Technologies Participates in Global Consortium for Muon Imaging Experiment

Ideon Technologies is joining an international research consortium to conduct a high-resolution muon imaging experiment using a laser-plasma accelerator. The experiment aims to advance subsurface intelligence through muon tomography. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in the field of imaging technology.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Search Continues for Missing Pilot in Kawartha Lakes Region

An ongoing search for a missing pilot is taking place in the Kawartha Lakes region of Ontario. The Trenton Joint Rescue Coordination Centre is leading the efforts near Balsam Lake, where a home-built plane was found. As of now, the pilot remains unaccounted for.

Sources: Global News, Wings Magazine

Politics • 2 months ago

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Potential Charter Challenge Looms Over Canadian Youth Social Media Ban

Experts indicate that the Canadian government's proposed social media ban for individuals under 16 years of age may face legal challenges under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The ban is seen as a response to a trend initiated by Australia, which implemented similar restrictions. Details about how age verification would function remain under discussion.

Sources: Google News, Global News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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AI Scanners in Winnipeg Hospital Show Increased Detection Rates

New data from Shared Health indicates the effectiveness of artificial intelligence scanners installed at a Winnipeg hospital. The technology, implemented last year, aims to enhance safety within the healthcare facility. The local nurses' union advocates for the expansion of this technology to additional hospitals in the province.

Sources: Ctv News

Business • 2 months ago

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Negotiations Stalled Between Ottawa Senators and Drake Batherson

The Ottawa Senators and forward Drake Batherson are reportedly facing challenges in contract extension negotiations. Batherson is seeking an eight-year deal with a potential average annual value of $10 million to $11 million. As the talks continue, it remains uncertain whether an agreement can be reached before the impending deadline from the league's new Collective Bargaining Agreement.

Sources: Nhl Trade Rumors

Technology • 2 months ago

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Alberta Utilities Commission Denies Power Plant Application for Olds Data Centre

The Alberta Utilities Commission has rejected an application to construct a natural gas power plant intended to support a $10 billion data centre in Olds, Alberta. The decision was primarily based on concerns regarding the plant's proximity to residential areas and businesses. This denial represents a significant setback for the proposed data centre project.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Red Deer Advocate, CBC News, Google News, Global News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Monthly Overview of Global News Morning New Brunswick Episodes

Global News Morning New Brunswick has reported on various events throughout the months, including notable occurrences on November 16, January 9, and June 15. Each episode provides local listeners with news, weather updates, and community highlights. The program aims to keep New Brunswick residents informed about significant happenings within the province.

Sources: Google News

Markets • 2 months ago

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TSX Experiences 4.4% Increase Driven by Technology Stocks

The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) rose by 4.4%, attributed mainly to gains in technology stocks and advancements in artificial intelligence. This increase highlights the growing importance of the tech sector in the Canadian economy. Analysts are closely monitoring specific stocks for potential investment opportunities.

Sources: Fool Canada

Business • 2 months ago

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GreenPower Motor Completes Fourth Tranche of Preferred Share Financing

GreenPower Motor Company Inc. has successfully finished the fourth tranche of its preferred share financing. The company, based in Vancouver, specializes in electric commercial vehicles. This financing initiative is part of the company's broader strategy to support its operational and growth objectives.

Sources: Green Stock News

Technology • 2 months ago

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The Importance of AI Literacy in Canadian Education

Canadian students require not only technical fluency in artificial intelligence but also the critical judgment to determine its appropriate use. Responsible AI literacy is essential for navigating ethical considerations surrounding AI technologies. Educators and policymakers are urged to integrate this framework into existing curricula to prepare students for future challenges.

Sources: Tolerance Canada

Business • 2 months ago

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Next Hydrogen Solutions Finalizes Engineering for 10 MW Fueling Station in British Columbia

Next Hydrogen Solutions has completed the engineering design for a 10 megawatt fueling station in British Columbia. The project is part of a wider initiative to expand hydrogen infrastructure in the region. Next Hydrogen aims to support the growing demand for clean energy solutions.

Sources: Green Stock News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Saskatoon to Continue Home Energy Loan Program Amid Federal Support Change

Saskatoon's Home Energy Loan Program allows homeowners to finance upgrades like insulation and energy-efficient heating systems, repaid through property taxes. The federal funding for this program is anticipated to conclude within one to two years. The city has decided to sustain the program using its own financial resources, which were initially allocated in 2021.

Sources: Canada’s National Observer

Business • 2 months ago

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Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp. Appoints Kurt Radtke as President

Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp. has announced Kurt Radtke's appointment as President, effective September 1, 2026. Radtke brings experience as an international mining executive and operational strategist. The company's announcement was made on August 18, 2026.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Volunteers Recognized at Closure of Special Olympics Canada Summer Games

An appreciation rally was held for over 1,500 volunteers who dedicated approximately 30,000 hours to support the 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games in Medicine Hat. The event concluded with a closing ceremony where 1,360 medals were awarded to athletes competing in 10 sports. Despite inclement weather, the Games were well-attended and celebrated by participants and organizers alike.

Sources: Medicine Hat News

Technology • 2 months ago

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Stantec Develops Data Platform for Offshore Wind Projects in Atlantic Canada

Stantec, in collaboration with Net Zero Atlantic, has created an open-access geospatial data platform aimed at facilitating offshore wind energy development in Atlantic Canada. This platform is intended to provide various stakeholders with centralized data and resources. It will support provinces, developers, regulators, utilities, researchers, and communities in exploring offshore wind opportunities.

Sources: Construct Connect

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Upcoming Professional Cycling Events in Canada and Europe

The cycling season continues to be active for professional cyclists in both Canada and Europe. Major events such as the Renewi, Tour of Britain, Tour de l'Avenir, and Vuelta are set to take place. These competitions will showcase the talents of cyclists from various regions over the coming weeks.

Sources: Canadian Cycling Magazine

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Eastern Wolf from Algonquin Park Featured on Canada Post Stamps

A new series of Canada Post stamps showcases the eastern wolf, a species found in Algonquin Park. The initiative was made possible by the photography of local resident Michael Runtz. The stamps aim to raise awareness about this species and its habitat.

Sources: Insideottawavalley.com

Business • 2 months ago

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California Wine Grape Growers Adjust Supply by Burning Vines

California wine grape growers are burning their vines as part of a supply adjustment strategy. This decision comes in response to a significant decline in wine consumption. Canada previously served as the largest foreign market for California wine before the implementation of retaliatory boycotts.

Sources: National Post, Yahoo! News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Prime Minister Carney Announces Energy Agreement Between Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador

Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a new energy agreement between Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador relating to energy security. The deal, which is reportedly non-binding, aims to enhance electricity exchanges. Carney made the announcement in St. John's with the premiers of both provinces present.

Sources: Ctv News, The Globe and Mail, Canada’s National Observer, Google News, Construct Connect

Politics • 2 months ago

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Discussion on Diplomatic Gift Giving to the Canadian Prime Minister

Concerns have been raised regarding the types of gifts exchanged between diplomats and the Canadian Prime Minister. Recent reports highlight a controversial incident involving the gifting of a firearm. The topic has sparked a broader discussion about the appropriateness of certain diplomatic gifts in Canada.

Sources: Thewalrus Ca News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Nova Scotia Court of Appeal Rules on Tent-Dwelling Man's Eligibility for Assistance

The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal has ruled that a man living in a tent qualifies for enhanced rate assistance under welfare benefits. Legal activists aim to use this ruling to advocate for broader welfare benefits for individuals experiencing homelessness. The decision could potentially impact assistance programs across the province and influence discussions on welfare eligibility criteria.

Sources: National Post

Politics • 2 months ago

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Canada Launches Historic Clean Energy Investment Initiative

On August 17, 2026, Prime Minister Carney announced a significant clean energy investment aimed at enhancing Canada's role in the North American energy landscape. This initiative is positioned as the largest clean energy investment in North American history. The government emphasizes a focus on sustainability and independence amid global challenges.

Sources: Wawa-news.com

Business • 2 months ago

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Current Status of Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations

Canada is in ongoing negotiations with the U.S. to establish a trade deal amid looming tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc recently met with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to discuss these issues. The deadline for the implementation of new tariffs is approaching rapidly.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, Canada’s National Observer, Ctv News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Weather Update for Northwestern and Far North Ontario

A cool, unsettled weather pattern is affecting Northwestern and Far North Ontario. Showers and thunderstorms are expected in several communities, alongside strong west winds gusting up to 60 km/h. Temperatures are generally between 9°C and 12°C, indicating a significant drop as the region moves into midweek.

Sources: Netnewsledger

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Demolition Begins at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School Following Mass Shooting

Demolition has commenced at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, located in northern British Columbia. This action follows a tragic mass shooting incident that occurred earlier this year at the school. The demolition marks a significant step in the community's healing process following the event.

Sources: The Star, Canada’s National Observer

Business • 2 months ago

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Focus Graphite Chairman Converts Loan to Equity at Premium Rate

Focus Graphite Inc. has converted an C$835,000 loan from its Chairman into equity at a rate of C$0.50 per share. This conversion is intended to enhance the company's financial standing at a time when government and industry support is increasing. The move marks the conclusion of a longstanding loan arrangement between the Chairman and the company.

Sources: Investing News Network (inn)

Politics • 2 months ago

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PQ leader to unveil new sovereignty plans ahead of Quebec election

Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is expected to address Quebecers early Tuesday morning via social media with a new statement on about a potential referendum on Quebec sovereignty.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News

Markets • 2 months ago

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Stantec Increases Maximum Number of Shares Under Normal Course Issuer Bid

Stantec Inc. has announced an amendment to its Normal Course Issuer Bid after receiving approval from the Toronto Stock Exchange. The amendment increases the maximum number of common shares that may be repurchased. This decision reflects the company's ongoing commitment to managing its capital effectively.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Jake Evans Expected to Play Key Role for Canadiens This Season

Jake Evans is entering his eighth season in the NHL with the Montreal Canadiens. He is anticipated to have an important role due to the delayed arrival of teammate Michael Hage. The team is looking for strong contributions from Evans this season.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Ottawa Adjusts Projects to Align with Ontario's Bike Lane Regulations

The City of Ottawa is making minor design revisions to 20 ongoing projects in response to Ontario's new regulations regarding bike lanes. These changes are intended to comply with the provincial ban on replacing traffic lanes with bike lanes. The updates reflect the city's effort to adhere to shifting transportation policies within the province.

Sources: Ctv News

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Alberta Government Considers Ontario Bike Lane Ruling for Legislative Changes

Alberta Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen indicated that Ontario's recent appeal decision supports Alberta's intentions to modify its transportation policies. The government is looking to implement legislation that reflects a focus on practical transportation solutions. Observers note that this decision may encourage Alberta to advance its own plans for accommodating various modes of travel on the roads.

Sources: Canadian Cycling Magazine, Calgary Herald

Business • 2 months ago

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Ryder Recognizes 2026 Top Technician During Anniversary Competition

Jean-Sébastien Houle from Boucherville, Quebec, has been awarded Ryder’s 2026 Top Technician title and a grand prize of $50,000. This recognition was part of Ryder's 25th annual Top Tech Skills Competition, which celebrates the skills of commercial truck technicians. John Diez, Ryder's chief executive, expressed gratitude to all finalists for their expertise.

Sources: Businesswire

Markets • 2 months ago

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Foreign Investment in Canada Reaches Record Levels

In June 2026, foreign investment in Canada achieved record levels. Investors are turning to Canadian fixed income options, attracted by the country's relative stability. This trend reflects ongoing global uncertainties impacting investment choices worldwide.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Politics • 2 months ago

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Alberta to Vote on Immigration Control in Upcoming Referendum

Alberta will hold a referendum in the fall regarding provincial control over immigration, which is generally managed by the federal government. The vote aims to gather public opinion on the province's role in immigration policy. CBC News examines the current extent of Alberta's control over immigration issues.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Clinical Trial at University of Alberta Studies Walking as Treatment for PTSD

Researchers at the University of Alberta conducted a clinical trial examining the effects of walking in combination with psychotherapy on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The trial's results contribute to ongoing research suggesting this method may aid recovery from PTSD. Findings indicate an increasing body of evidence supporting the effectiveness of this treatment approach.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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Sudbury Designers Launch New Clothing Line for Women

Black LABB, a new clothing line, has emerged from discussions held by The Plus Factor about women's fitting experiences. The line is now available in over 30 boutiques across Canada. Their innovative approach is aimed at improving women's clothing options based on feedback from their fitting-room conversations.

Sources: Sudbury.com

Provincial • 2 months ago

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First Cataract Surgery Tool Introduced at Saanich Peninsula Hospital

A new machine aimed at enhancing safety and efficiency during cataract surgeries has been introduced at Saanich Peninsula Hospital. This marks it as the first of its kind to be utilized in a public hospital in Canada. The introduction of this technology is expected to benefit patients undergoing cataract procedures.

Sources: Times Colonist

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Southwest B.C. Finals for Best Roadside Attraction Announced

The finals for the best roadside attraction in Southwest British Columbia have been announced. Various regions in the province are participating in this competition. The event aims to highlight unique roadside experiences across British Columbia.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Bald Ridge Wildfire Affects Animals and Wildlife Facilities

The Bald Ridge wildfire has significantly impacted local wildlife and animals in the area. A donkey left behind during the evacuation has been found in good health, while a wildlife rehabilitation centre in Summerland has been destroyed. Various organizations are involved in caring for the pets and wildlife affected by the fire.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Boxing Champion and Korean War Veteran Claude Petit Passes Away at 90

Claude Petit, a five-time Canadian Army heavyweight boxing champion and prominent Korean War veteran, has died at the age of 90. Known for his achievements in boxing, he was the only Canadian to win the British Army heavyweight title. His contributions to both sports and military service have left a lasting legacy.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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National Border Collie Championships Underway in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan

The Canadian Border Collie Association Championships are taking place in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan, featuring over 100 dogs from across North America. The event is being held at a local farm and will continue until Wednesday. Competitors are showcasing their skills in herding and agility.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Calgary Airport Sees Growth Despite Recent Challenges

Calgary's airport saw 19.4 million travellers and 108 non-stop destinations in 2025. A recent flight attendant strike at WestJet disrupted travel for approximately 250,000 individuals. This incident has brought attention to ongoing aviation access issues in Alberta.

Sources: Calgary Herald

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Discussion on Alberta's Gas Tax and Government Response

The proposal to reduce Alberta's gas tax has sparked discussion among various stakeholders. Some argue that timely action from the government could have prevented current issues related to gas prices. Analysts are assessing the potential impacts of such a tax cut on the province's economy and residents.

Sources: Google News, Edmonton Journal

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Canadians Experience Increased Wait Times for Citizenship Proof Applications

Individuals applying for proof of Canadian citizenship are facing extended wait times. One applicant, who began her process in January 2026, observed that the estimated processing time had increased from 10 months to a longer duration. The situation highlights the challenges faced by those seeking citizenship documentation.

Sources: Cic News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Discussion on Alberta's Equalization Payments

On August 18, 2026, the Calgary Sun published letters to the editor addressing Alberta's equalization payments. These letters present various opinions and plans for reforming the current equalization system. The topic of equalization payments continues to evoke strong reactions among Albertans and raises discussions about provincial financial contributions.

Sources: Calgary Sun

Business • 2 months ago

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Electra Battery Materials Updates on Cobalt Sulfate Refinery Construction

Electra Battery Materials Corporation has reported progress on its cobalt sulfate refinery in Temiskaming Shores, Ontario. The facility is supported by the governments of the United States, Canada, and Ontario as a critical minerals processing project. The company provided an update on construction activities as of August 18, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 2 months ago

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REV Exploration Corp. Partners with GLJ Ltd. for Technical Support on Helium Projects

REV Exploration Corp. has engaged GLJ Ltd., an energy consulting firm, to provide technical support as it prepares for upcoming drilling and evaluation programs. The collaboration focuses on advancing REV's helium exploration efforts in the Northern Great Plains region of the United States. This announcement was made in a corporate release on August 18, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 2 months ago

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Ten Two Partners Launches Venture Accelerator for Canadian Founders

Ten Two Partners has officially launched a venture accelerator aimed at supporting Canadian entrepreneurs. The initiative is designed to assist founders in building their companies, raising funds, and scaling operations. This program targets the next generation of business leaders in Canada.

Sources: Newswire

Business • 2 months ago

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Pet Valu Introduces New Frozen Raw Recipes for Cats

Pet Valu has expanded its Performatrin® brand to include new frozen raw recipes designed for cats. These recipes aim to provide a complete and balanced meal option for pet owners. The announcement was made on August 18, 2026, in Markham, Ontario.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 2 months ago

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Stellantis Issues Recall for 955,000 Vehicles Worldwide

Stellantis has announced a recall of approximately 955,000 vehicles globally due to a potential issue with the radio software affecting rear-view camera functionality. This recall includes vehicles in Canada, the United States, and other countries. The company has indicated that the problem may prevent these cameras from operating properly, potentially impacting driver safety.

Sources: Ctv News, Bnn Bloomberg, Cp24

Politics • 2 months ago

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Canada Reviews National Security Implications of Lithium Deal with China

The Canadian government is reviewing the national security aspects of a $175 million transaction involving Lithium Chile and China Union Holdings. This evaluation follows concerns raised by officials regarding the deal's implications. The transaction involves the purchase of assets related to lithium production in Canada.

Sources: The Northern Miner

Markets • 2 months ago

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Richards Group Inc. Declares August 2026 Dividend

Richards Group Inc. has announced a cash dividend of Cdn$0.11 per share for shareholders for the month ending August 31, 2026. This dividend is set to be paid on September 14, 2026, to shareholders recorded on the date of the announcement. Non-resident shareholders may face applicable withholding taxes on the dividend income.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • 2 months ago

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CIX Trading Launches as Canada's Newest Alternative Trading System

Options Technology has announced the launch of CIX Trading, Canada’s newest alternative trading system (ATS). This system aims to modernize Canada's equities markets and is the first ATS to be introduced in over a decade. CIX Trading will include features such as extended market hours to enhance trading flexibility.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Business • 2 months ago

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Spirit Blockchain Capital Reports Financial Results for Second Quarter 2026

Spirit Blockchain Capital Inc. has filed its interim condensed consolidated financial statements and management's discussion and analysis for the second quarter of 2026. The financial documents report on the company's performance for the three and six months concluded on June 30, 2026. Further details regarding the corporate update were also provided.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Moparfest 2026 Attracts Large Gathering of Classic Mopar Vehicles

Moparfest 2026 took place, showcasing approximately 1,500 vehicles from the Dodge, Chrysler, and Plymouth brands. The event is noted as Canada's largest Mopar celebration, highlighting the strong automotive community in the region. Interestingly, the festival is located just two minutes away from the smallest dealership affiliated with the automaker.

Sources: Driving

Business • 2 months ago

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Mason Studio Redesigns Langdon Hall in Ontario

Mason Studio has undertaken a redesign project for Langdon Hall, a luxury hotel located in Ontario. The initiative aims to enhance the aesthetic and functional aspects of the facility. This project is part of a broader trend in hotel renovations across the province.

Sources: Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Canadian Pipeline Projects Face Uncertainty Amid Oil Sands Production Concerns

Canadian pipeline firms are planning significant investments in new projects. Oil sands companies are hesitant to expand production significantly due to uncertainties in climate policies and global demand. The country aims to enhance its status as a major energy player, although challenges persist.

Sources: Bnn Bloomberg, Ctv News, Cp24

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Overview of Proposed Canadian Crude Oil Pipeline Projects

Several proposed crude oil pipeline projects are currently under consideration in Canada. These projects aim to enhance transportation of oil resources across the country. Ongoing discussions surrounding these projects focus on environmental implications and economic benefits.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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U18 AA Red Caps Finish as Runners-Up at Provincial Championship

The Petit-de-Grat U18 AA Red Caps narrowly missed winning the gold at the Baseball Nova Scotia provincial championship, losing by two runs. Coach Warren Olsen expressed the significance of the close game following the match. The team's performance demonstrates their competitive spirit at the provincial level.

Sources: Port Hawkesbury Reporter

Politics • 2 months ago

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PQ won’t hold sovereignty referendum ‘while Donald Trump is president’ - CTV News

PQ won’t hold sovereignty referendum ‘while Donald Trump is president’ CTV News No referendum with Trump around, says PQ ahead of October election CBC PQ won’t hold Quebec sovereignty vote while Trump is president, leader says Global News Quebec Separatists Won’t Hold Independence Vote Until Trump Is Gone Bloomberg....

Sources: Google News, Canada’s National Observer

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Canadian Woman Aims to Visit Every National Park

Yvonne Kyle has embarked on a journey to visit all national parks across Canada. Her mission is intended to deepen her understanding of the country's diverse landscapes and ecosystems. Throughout her travels, she aims to share insights and experiences gained from each park visit.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Breakfast Club of Canada Launches Annual Campaign Addressing Child Hunger in Schools

Breakfast Club of Canada has initiated its annual fundraising and awareness campaign as the new school year begins. The campaign focuses on child hunger, with reports indicating that a significant number of children in various provinces are unable to access adequate meals. This initiative aims to raise awareness and support for children who are missing meals at school.

Sources: Newswire

Business • 2 months ago

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Spirit Halloween Expands Operations in Ontario with New Store Openings

Spirit Halloween is expanding its presence in Ontario by taking over former retail spaces, including former locations of Value Village in Brampton and Toys 'R' Us in Whitby. Currently, 18 stores are operational, with six additional stores set to open in August and September across various regions, including Scarborough, Barrie, and Mississauga. The seasonal retailer is capitalizing on vacant retail spaces in an effort to meet consumer demand ahead of the Halloween season.

Sources: Niagara Falls Review, Caledon Enterprise, Guelph Mercury

Business • 2 months ago

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Study Indicates Limited Growth in Canadian Foodtech Funding

A new report from the Canadian Food Innovation Network (CFIN) highlights challenges in securing financing for foodtech companies in Canada. The study indicates that while investment in infrastructure continues to thrive, funding for delivery apps and restaurant technology is lacking. This trend primarily affects companies beyond the seed funding stage.

Sources: Betakit

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Iranian Regime Official Deported from Canada

Syed Salman Samani, a former deputy interior minister of Iran, has been deported from Canada, as confirmed by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). The decision comes amid ongoing scrutiny of individuals linked to the Iranian regime. The details surrounding his deportation have not been extensively detailed by the CBSA.

Sources: Google News, Global News

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Palestinian Envoy Highlights Canada's Role in Middle East Peace Efforts

The Palestinian ambassador to Canada has stated that the country's recognition of the State of Palestine has been essential for her people. She emphasized the need for Canada to increase its efforts to address the ongoing Israeli occupation. The envoy advocates for a more active Canadian role in promoting peace in the region.

Sources: Cp24, Ctv News

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Maple Trees in Ontario Dropping Leaves Early Due to Tar-Spot Disease

Maple trees in Ontario are exhibiting early leaf drop, which arborists attribute to tar-spot disease. This condition causes the leaves to yellow prematurely. Experts suggest tree care practices to manage the health of affected trees.

Sources: The Star

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Wildfires May Affect Mackenzie Valley Highway Construction, Expert Warns

A climate expert has indicated that future summers in the Northwest Territories are expected to have severe wildfires. These wildfires could hinder the construction of the Mackenzie Valley Highway. The statement highlights potential challenges for infrastructure projects in the region due to climate change effects.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Discussions on Alberta's Potential Separation Referendum

Elections Alberta is preparing for a referendum on separation this fall, seeking assistance from other provinces for its execution. Recent polling indicates that a significant portion of participants may not genuinely support Alberta's separation but wish to express their discontent with the federal government. Experts and political analysts are analyzing the implications of this potential vote and its expected outcomes.

Sources: Edmonton Sun, Google News

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Crown Appeals Mistrial Ruling in Frank Stronach Case

The Ontario Attorney General has filed an appeal against the ruling that declared a mistrial in the case of Frank Stronach, a billionaire previously convicted of sex assault. The appeal seeks to reinstate the original conviction. The case has drawn attention due to the legal complexities surrounding the mistrial decision.

Sources: The Star, Google News

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P.E.I. Rejects Federal Offer for Temporary Foreign Worker Program Expansion

Prince Edward Island has opted not to accept Ottawa's proposal that would enable rural employers to hire additional temporary foreign workers. This decision affects the potential labour force available to rural businesses in the province. The government's measure aimed to address labour shortages in specific sectors.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Concerns Raised About Education's Preparedness for Future Careers

A new survey from Embark and Angus Reid highlights concerns regarding the preparedness of Canadian children for future job markets influenced by artificial intelligence. Only 20% of respondents believe that current education systems are adequately equipping children for careers projected in 2050. The report discusses the impact of AI on educational planning and career pathways.

Sources: Businesswire

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Ontario Mayors Advocate for Involuntary Addiction Treatment to Address Homelessness

A group of 23 mayors from Ontario is urging the provincial government to consider involuntary treatment options for individuals struggling with addiction as a strategy to combat homelessness. The mayors argue that providing comprehensive treatment could effectively address the interconnected issues of addiction and homelessness. The proposal has sparked a debate on the ethical implications and potential benefits of such interventions.

Sources: The Star

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Canadians Sign Petition to Expel U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra

A petition calling for the expulsion of U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra has garnered significant support from Canadians, with nearly 200,000 signatures reported. The petition reflects growing discontent among some Canadians regarding Hoekstra's conduct. His perceived missteps have led to discussions about the role of U.S. ambassadors in Canada.

Sources: Google News, CBC News

Technology • 2 months ago

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Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. Launches QSim for Post-Quantum Migration Planning

Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. has announced the launch of QSim, a new product designed for planning post-quantum migration. QSim will be available both as part of the existing QPrime platform and as a standalone product. The company focuses on providing solutions for quantum-resilient data protection and cybersecurity.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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Protium Clean Energy Corp. Completes Acquisition of Emma and Ten O'clock Property

Protium Clean Energy Corp. has finalized its acquisition of the Emma Prospect and Ten O'clock Mine properties from their owners. The agreement involved a payment of $200,000 and the issuance of 10 million shares. This acquisition is part of the company's strategy to enhance its resource base.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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Volt Carbon Expands Graphite Manufacturing Capabilities

Volt Carbon Technologies Inc. has announced the development of a new flexible manufacturing process at its facility in Guelph, Ontario. The company has successfully produced several batches of graphene oxide and expandable graphite for product trials. This advancement contributes to Volt Carbon's portfolio in the graphite industry.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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Royal Road Minerals Reports New Drill Results from Hanash North Prospect

Royal Road Minerals Limited has announced new results from its reverse circulation drilling program at the Hanash North prospect, located in the Jabal Sahabiyah project in Saudi Arabia. The company is operating in the region through its subsidiary, Royal Road Arabia Limited. The announcement highlights the ongoing exploration activities aimed at expanding known mineral resources.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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TNR Gold Management Increases Ownership and Receives Director Nominations

TNR Gold Corp. has announced that its management team is increasing their ownership stake in the company as a demonstration of alignment with shareholders. The company also confirmed the receipt of director nominations as part of its governance process. This move aims to reinforce the leadership's commitment to TNR Gold's strategic development plan.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • 2 months ago

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Gordon Campbell to Support Danielle Smith at Upcoming Conference

Former British Columbia Premier Gordon Campbell will co-host a conference aimed at supporting Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's separation referendum efforts. The event is intended to improve the perception of the referendum amid controversy. Campbell's involvement is seen as an attempt to strengthen Smith's position on this issue.

Sources: The Tyee

Politics • 2 months ago

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Discussion Emerges Around Leadership in Conservative Party of Canada

A recent poll has raised questions about the Conservative Party of Canada's leadership dynamics. The poll suggests there is uncertainty within the party regarding its direction and future. This has led to speculation regarding former Prime Minister Stephen Harper's potential return to leadership.

Sources: The Tyee

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Wildfire Evacuees in Northwestern Ontario Await Updates on Return Home

Wildfire evacuees from Whitestand First Nation and Armstrong in northwestern Ontario have been away from their homes for several weeks. These communities are currently waiting for updates from provincial authorities regarding evacuation orders. Preparations are ongoing to ensure necessary supplies and mental health resources are ready upon their return.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Hamilton Youth Mental Health Workers End Strike After 10 Weeks

Child and youth mental health workers at Lynwood Charlton Centre in Hamilton have resumed work after a 10-week strike. Workers are citing chronic underfunding in their sector and have expressed concerns about the lack of responsiveness from the Ontario government. The situation has highlighted ongoing challenges in mental health services for youth in the region.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Ontario Summer Camp Retains Instructor Guilty of Child Assault Charges

An Ontario summer camp employed an instructor who pleaded guilty to child assault. Legal experts highlight significant gaps in regulatory oversight for summer camps in the province. This situation raises concerns about the safety measures in place for children attending summer programs.

Sources: Google News, Yahoo! News

Markets • 2 months ago

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Hydro One Limited: Outlook and Stock Rating

Hydro One Limited is the largest regulated electricity utility in Ontario. It is anticipated to benefit from the increasing electricity demand projected for 2050. Currently, the stock is rated as a Hold as it may not be priced optimally for investors.

Sources: Seeking Alpha

Technology • 2 months ago

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Clinical Trial for Ebola Vaccine Underway in Nova Scotia

A clinical trial is currently being conducted in Nova Scotia for a vaccine aimed at the Bundibugyo strain of the Ebola virus. This initiative is part of broader efforts by researchers to determine the effectiveness of existing vaccines against different strains of Ebola. The trial is overseen by the World Health Organization, with the aim of evaluating the vaccine's potential use for Bundibugyo outbreak control.

Sources: Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Nexcel Metals Initiates Core Relogging and Resampling at Burnt Hill Tungsten Project

Nexcel Metals Corp. has started a core relogging and resampling program at its Burnt Hill Tungsten Project in New Brunswick. This program focuses on 26 historical diamond drill holes that were originally drilled in 1979. The total length of the drill holes is 5,687 meters, and the samples are preserved at the New Brunswick government core library.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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NorthMin Corporation Reports Additional Barite Results from Tynagh Project

NorthMin Corporation has announced new barium assay results from its Tynagh Project in the Republic of Ireland. The results stem from the first two drill holes related to the company's exploration program for silver, copper, zinc, and lead. This update follows previously reported findings of high-grade copper and polymetallic intersections.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • 2 months ago

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Ontario Court Ruling on Bike Lanes May Influence Municipal Policies Nationwide

The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled that the provincial government is not obligated to uphold the constitutional rights of cyclists regarding the maintenance of bike lanes. This unanimous decision overturned a previous lower court ruling that found the removal of bike lanes infringed on such rights. The ruling may have implications for bike lane policies in municipalities across Canada.

Sources: Daily Hive Victoria

Technology • 2 months ago

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Canadian Teen Finds Support Against Online Hate in Discord Community

A Canadian boy, at the age of 13, became exposed to antisemitism and hatred online. He later discovered a Discord group that provided a supportive environment for teens to combat such negative influences. This community has been impactful in helping individuals reject hatred and misogyny.

Sources: The Hamilton Spectator, Google News, The Record, The Standard, The Star

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Federal Health Minister Raises Concerns About Alberta's Bill 11

The federal health minister has expressed concerns regarding Alberta's Bill 11, which allows for a dual-practice health-care model. This model enables some physicians to provide both publicly covered care and privately paid services. The minister indicated that this plan may violate federal law as it is set to be implemented in September.

Sources: The Hamilton Spectator, The Star, The Standard, The Record, CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Officials Advise Caution Regarding Referendum Ballot Misinformation

As the Oct. 19 referendum in Alberta approaches, officials are warning voters against misinformation regarding special ballots. Elections Alberta has stated that these ballots are verified and available to all eligible electors. The call for awareness comes amid increasing online misinformation as the referendum date draws near.

Sources: Sherwood Park News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Inuit Labourers Construct Homes in Nunavut Communities

A team of 65 Inuit labourers is engaged in the construction of 54 homes across five communities in Nunavut. The communities benefiting from this initiative include Iglulik, Coral Harbour, and Sanirajak. This project aims to address housing needs in these areas.

Sources: Nunavut News

Business • 2 months ago

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Australian Beef Prices Lower Than Canadian Beef in Groceries

Australian beef is currently available in Saskatchewan grocery stores at significantly lower prices than domestic Canadian beef. Loblaws grocery stores are reportedly selling imported products at roughly half the price of local alternatives. This pricing trend raises concerns among local producers regarding its impact on the Canadian beef market.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, Yahoo! News

Technology • 2 months ago

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Concerns Raised Over Ontario's Data Centre Plan

Some municipal officials in Hamilton and Burlington are calling for increased transparency regarding Ontario's new data centre framework introduced by Premier Doug Ford. The framework aims to enhance the security of data within the province. Discussions about data centres were also highlighted during the recent Association of Municipalities of Ontario Conference.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News

Technology • 2 months ago

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Virgin Plus to End Prepaid Wireless Services in 2027

Virgin Plus, a subsidiary of Bell, will discontinue its prepaid wireless services as of January 15, 2027. Existing subscribers are being notified that they will need to switch to monthly plans in order to maintain their phone numbers and coverage. This change will affect all prepaid users of Virgin Plus.

Sources: Iphone In Canada

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Transportation Challenges for Legally Blind Individuals in Saskatchewan

Accessing transportation options in Saskatchewan can be difficult for individuals without a car. Patrick Fairbairn, who is legally blind, highlights the challenges he faces in travelling independently outside of Prince Albert. Fairbairn has been connected with the CNIB for over 50 years and experiences difficulties navigating the transportation system.

Sources: Prince Albert Daily Herald

Business • 2 months ago

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Comparison of TFSA and RRSP for Income Generation

A Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) can be more beneficial than a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) for generating passive income. The efficiency of TFSAs for managing daily expenses while protecting earnings is highlighted. This article compares the two savings options in the context of income generation.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Markets • 2 months ago

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Air Canada Completes Details of $800 Million Share Buyback

Air Canada has announced the final terms of its substantial issuer bid worth $800 million, aimed at repurchasing its Class A variable voting shares and Class B voting shares. The company intends to buy these shares for cancellation. This move is part of Air Canada's ongoing financial strategy.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 2 months ago

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Energy Prices Increase Cost of Living in Manitoba and Canada

Rising energy prices are impacting the cost of living across Canada, including in Manitoba. Residents in Manitoba report higher expenses when purchasing fuel. These price increases are contributing to national inflation trends.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Canada's Men's Flag Football Team Wins World Championship and Qualifies for Olympics

Canada's men's flag football team, featuring Winnipegger Jackson Tachinski, won the world championship and secured a berth for the upcoming Olympics. Tachinski expressed his emotions following the historic win over the weekend. This achievement marks a significant moment for the sport in Canada.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Canada's Men and Women's Flag Football Teams Qualify for 2028 Olympics

Canada has secured spots for both its men's and women's flag football teams at the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The men's team earned its qualification after a significant victory at the World Championship in Düsseldorf, Germany, defeating Mexico. This marks a milestone for flag football as it prepares for its Olympic debut.

Sources: Dose Ca News, Ctv News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Tornado and Microburst Confirmed in Northwestern Ontario and Manitoba

A tornado has been confirmed to have touched down on July 6, east of the Manitoba-Ontario border. In addition, an EF-0 microburst occurred at Caddy Lake in Manitoba's Whiteshell Provincial Park on the same day. These weather events were substantiated by a tornado research project.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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Impact of Potential USMCA End on Canadian Economy

The article discusses the implications of a potential end to the USMCA agreement on Canada's economy. It argues that while free trade with the United States has been beneficial, the direct negative impacts of losing this agreement would be relatively small. The article highlights the limits of economic dependence on U.S.-Canada trade relations.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Politics • 2 months ago

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Calls for Resignation of Nova Scotia Minister Due to Past Lyrics

Nova Scotia's Energy Minister Marco MacLeod has faced backlash after decade-old rap lyrics resurfaced online. Women's advocates believe that his public apology is insufficient and have called for his resignation. The controversy highlights ongoing discussions about accountability and the treatment of women in politics.

Sources: Global News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Ontario Teachers and Education Workers Start School Year without Contract

Ontario teachers and education workers will begin the upcoming school year without a negotiated contract in place, as bargaining has paused. Unions have indicated that members will not immediately initiate job actions. The situation affects the start of the school year across Ontario's education system.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Understanding the Complexities of Antibiotic Use

A recent study indicates that a significant number of Americans continue to believe antibiotics should be taken for an extended period, despite changing guidelines advocating for shorter courses. An infectious diseases physician from Canada explains the importance of adhering to prescribed courses. The conversation highlights the evolving nature of antibiotic treatment and the ongoing educational efforts required for both patients and healthcare providers.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Ottawa Redblacks Experience Record-Setting Losing Streak

The Ottawa Redblacks have achieved a historic 15 straight losses, marking the longest losing streak in the Canadian Football League (CFL) since its modern formation in 1958. Despite the disappointing record, team members remain optimistic as they enter the second half of the regular season. The loss occurred on Friday night during their ongoing campaign in the 2026 CFL season.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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N.W.T. Expands Environmental Assessment for Mackenzie Valley Highway

The Government of the Northwest Territories has announced an expansion of the environmental assessment for the Mackenzie Valley Highway. This includes the section that connects Norman Wells to the Dempster Highway. The decision was made public on Monday.

Sources: CBC News

Markets • 2 months ago

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ReconAfrica Releases Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results

ReconAfrica has announced its financial and operational results for the second quarter of 2026. The financial statements and Management Discussion and Analysis are available on SEDAR+. Selected highlights have been provided in the release.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 2 months ago

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Legal Groups Challenge Ontario's New Cash Bail System

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association and the Criminal Lawyers' Association are pursuing a temporary injunction against Ontario's new cash bail system. They argue that the system is unconstitutional. The legal groups aim to halt the implementation of the regime until the matter is resolved in court.

Sources: The Star, The Standard

Politics • 2 months ago

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Alberta Premier Calls Byelection for Calgary-Shaw

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has announced a byelection for the Calgary-Shaw riding scheduled for September 14. This decision follows the resignation of former United Conservative Party cabinet minister Rebecca Schulz in May. The riding has been without a legislative representative since that time.

Sources: CBC News, Global News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Municipal Leaders Gather in Ottawa for Annual Conference

Thousands of municipal representatives are attending the Association of Municipalities of Ontario's annual conference in Ottawa. Premier Doug Ford addressed the attendees during the event. The conference aims to discuss funding and governance issues affecting municipalities across Ontario.

Sources: CBC News, Yahoo! News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Parliamentary Committee to Review Canada's Security Screening Process Following Espionage Arrest

A parliamentary committee is set to conduct hearings regarding Canada's security screening process in light of espionage allegations against a Canadian NATO intern. This decision follows a recent arrest linked to these allegations. The review aims to address potential gaps in the vetting system used for individuals involved in sensitive positions.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Oakville News, Burnaby Now, Google News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Ontario PC Riding Associations Under Scrutiny for Fund Expenditures

Recent Elections Ontario filings have disclosed how some riding associations affiliated with Doug Ford's cabinet have allocated donor funds. Notably, expenditures include fine dining, seafood, and activities such as axe-throwing. The Progressive Conservative party has defended these spending choices amidst growing public scrutiny.

Sources: Google News

Technology • 2 months ago

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University of Guelph Researchers Develop Enhanced Bean Variety with AI Assistance

Researchers at the University of Guelph have developed a new bean variety, referred to as a 'super bean,' utilizing artificial intelligence. The project aims to improve agricultural yields and sustainability. The researchers believe this innovation could have significant implications for the farming industry in Ontario and beyond.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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British Columbia Court Awards Damages in Shooting Case

The British Columbia Supreme Court has ruled in favour of a couple, awarding them over $1 million in damages following a shooting incident in 2022. The man sustained lifelong injuries from the event, while his wife experienced trauma after witnessing the incident. The court's decision highlights the responsibilities of individuals in cases of violent confrontations.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • 2 months ago

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RCMP Investigates Teenager's Death in Northern Saskatchewan

The RCMP is currently investigating the death of a teenager in northern Saskatchewan that occurred over the weekend. Authorities are searching for suspects in relation to the incident. Details about the circumstances leading to the teenager’s death have not been disclosed.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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P.E.I. Athletes Achieve 33 Medals at Special Olympics Canada Summer Games

Team P.E.I. recently participated in the 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games, securing a total of 33 medals. This medal tally included four gold medals, 15 silver medals, and 14 bronze medals. The athletes have returned home following their participation in the event.

Sources: CBC News

Markets • 2 months ago

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Blue Jay Gold Receives Approval for OTCQB Listing

Blue Jay Gold Corp. has announced that it has received approval for its common shares to be quoted on the OTCQB Venture Market in the United States. This listing is expected to enhance the visibility and accessibility of Blue Jay's shares in the U.S. market. The company operates in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Call for More Veterinary Services in Northern Manitoba

Residents of northern Manitoba report a lack of veterinary services, with only one full-time clinic available in the region. The Manitoba Veterinary Medical Association indicates that this clinic is located in The Pas and provides monthly services in Flin Flon. The region, which houses approximately 75,000 people, spans an area similar to that of Germany.

Sources: CBC News, Yahoo! News

Technology • 2 months ago

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The Shift Towards Direct Access to Medical Records in Canada

Patients in Canada are increasingly seeking direct access to their medical records, reflecting a broader trend towards digital healthcare. This shift is likened to the accessibility already provided in sectors such as banking and retail. The expectation for accessible medical records is becoming more commonplace among patients.

Sources: Digital Journal

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Ontario Introduces New Cash Bail System Amid Legal Challenge

Ontario is implementing a new cash bail system requiring upfront financial deposits for certain accused individuals starting August 17. This change has been met with plans for a legal challenge from civil liberties groups who argue that the policy is unconstitutional. The Ontario government asserts that these measures will enhance their ability to recover forfeited bail money.

Sources: CBC News, Netnewsledger, Ctv News

Markets • 2 months ago

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Bank of Canada Maintains Current Stance Amid Rising Inflation

Bank of Canada officials reported that inflation rates are on the rise, prompting discussions on monetary policy. Despite the increase in inflation, there is no immediate intention to change interest rates. This report accompanies various developments in sectors such as artificial intelligence and manufacturing that are impacting the Canadian economy.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Investigation into AI-Generated Child Abuse Material on P.E.I.

The RCMP on Prince Edward Island is investigating an increasing number of child sex abuse cases involving AI-generated images. According to the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, these materials can cause significant harm even if they do not depict real children. The issue highlights the ongoing challenge authorities face in addressing child exploitation in the digital age.

Sources: CBC News