Canada Edition · Day Desk

Thursday, August 20

119 stories

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Farmers Across Canada Prepare for Fall Pesticide and Medication Collection

Farmers from four Canadian regions are preparing for the annual collection of expired or unused pesticides and medications this fall. The initiative, part of AgriRÉCUP, is seen as a reliable environmental management program. Participants include farmers from Vancouver Island, the Fraser Valley, southern Saskatchewan, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island.

Sources: Le Soleil

Business • 2 months ago

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WSOP Super Circuit Coming to Canada: Over $14 Million in Guaranteed Prizes in Montreal

The WSOP Super Circuit is scheduled to take place in Canada for the first time from August 26 to September 12. The event will feature over $14 million in guaranteed prizes. Montreal will serve as the host city for this prestigious poker tournament.

Sources: Le Soleil

Business • 2 months ago

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Scandium Canada Completes $5 Million Charity Flow-Through Unit Offering

Scandium Canada Ltd. has closed a non-brokered private offering of charity flow-through units, raising a total of $5 million. The offering involved the issuance of 25 million units at a price of $0.20 each. The funds will be used to support the company's projects in the mining sector.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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Knight Therapeutics Launches WYNZORA® in Canada

Knight Therapeutics Inc. has announced the launch of WYNZORA®, a topical cream for the treatment of psoriasis vulgaris in Canada. The cream contains 0.05 mg/g of calcipotriol and 0.5 mg/g of betamethasone dipropionate. WYNZORA® is indicated for use in adults and adolescents aged 12 and older.

Sources: Le Soleil

Politics • 2 months ago

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Poilievre Invites Exiled Iranian Crown Prince to Visit Canada

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has extended an invitation to Reza Pahlavi, the former crown prince of Iran, to visit Canada. Pahlavi positions himself as a potential leader for a democratic Iran. The invitation highlights ongoing discussions regarding Iran's political future.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, Canada’s National Observer, Lapresse Ca

Business • 2 months ago

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Launch of Shoppa.ca as a Canadian Online Shopping Platform

Shoppa.ca has launched as an online shopping destination for Canadian consumers. The platform offers a wide range of products from hundreds of Canadian businesses. This initiative aims to support local businesses by providing a centralized marketplace for consumers to shop online.

Sources: Les Affairs

Technology • 2 months ago

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Rivo Unveils Streaming Platform Focusing on Immigrant Narratives

Rivo has launched a new streaming platform dedicated to showcasing stories from immigrant communities. The platform aims to highlight multicultural narratives and provide a space for diverse voices. This initiative targets Canadian immigrants and seeks to enhance representation in media.

Sources: Google News

Technology • 2 months ago

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Alberta Utilities Commission Denies Power Plant for Data Centre Project

The Alberta Utilities Commission rejected a proposed natural gas power plant intended to support a significant data centre project in Olds, Alberta. This decision impacts a project valued at approximately $10 billion, leading to mixed reactions from local stakeholders. Jason van Gaal, CEO of Synapse Data Centre Inc., remains optimistic about Alberta's data centre prospects despite this setback.

Sources: Rimbey Review, Sylvan Lake News, Pipestone Flyer, Ponoka News, The Stettler Independent, Lacombe Express, Citynews Calgary, Citynews Edmonton

Technology • 2 months ago

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London Transit Collaborates with Transit App for Improved Rider Experience

London Transit has partnered with the Transit app to enhance the rider experience by providing real-time tracking of buses. This initiative aims to resolve issues related to uncertainty about bus locations. The service has already been adopted by over 11,000 residents in London.

Sources: Iphone In Canada

Business • 2 months ago

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WestJet Completes Cabin Refresh for 737 Aircraft

WestJet has completed retrofitting the interiors of its remaining economy aircraft. The updates include the restoration of legroom to previous standards for its Boeing 737 planes. This refurbishment affects units previously operated by Swoop and Sunwing airlines.

Sources: Northumberland News, The Hamilton Spectator, Brampton News, The Peterborough Examiner, Orangeville.com, Parrysound.com, Insideottawavalley.com, Niagarathisweek.com, Niagara Falls Review, Caledon Enterprise, New Hamburg Independent, Guelph Mercury, Durhamregion.com, Cambridge Times, Northbaynipissing.com

Technology • 2 months ago

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BC Hydro Introduces Fast-Charge Hub in Campbell River

BC Hydro has launched a new fast-charge hub at Strathcona Gardens in Campbell River. The hub features an eight-vehicle charging station designed to support local and island drivers. This initiative aims to enhance electric vehicle infrastructure in the region.

Sources: Campbell River Mirror

Provincial • 2 months ago

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The Montreal Canadiens to Introduce New Uniform for 2026-27 Season

The Montreal Canadiens have announced plans for a new uniform set to be unveiled for the 2026-27 NHL season. The team is known for its traditional approach to uniform design and has maintained a consistent look for many years. Recent iterations have included various shades, but the upcoming change marks a significant shift in their branding.

Sources: Dose Ca News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Nova Scotia Power Attributes Billing Errors to Outdated System

Nova Scotia Power has informed customers that an outdated billing system is responsible for inaccurate estimates on their bills. The company has stated that while the primary smart meter estimation system has been restored, the legacy program causing the issues is not expected to be rectified until 2029. This situation has raised concerns among customers about billing accuracy and communication from the utility provider.

Sources: Google News, Pniatlantic

Business • 2 months ago

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Walmart Canada Introduces Extended Care for Tech Purchases

Walmart Canada is now offering Extended Care for select electronic purchases, providing customers with additional coverage and support. This service is available at no extra cost for items bought directly from Walmart, excluding those sold by third-party sellers. Residents of Quebec will not be able to access this service.

Sources: Daily Hive Victoria

Technology • 2 months ago

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Apple Watch Series 11 Prices Drop Ahead of September Event

The Apple Watch Series 11 GPS is currently at a record low price ahead of the anticipated September event. The watch is available online from Staples Canada. Current pricing for the Series 11 46mm GPS is listed at $399.

Sources: Iphone In Canada

Technology • 2 months ago

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Google Offers Free AI Plus Plan for Canadian Students

Google is providing Canadian post-secondary students with a free 12-month subscription to its AI Plus Plan. This initiative is part of a global back-to-school offer aimed at supporting students as they begin their academic year. The program is also available in other countries, including the United States.

Sources: Iphone In Canada

Technology • 2 months ago

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Manitoba Musicians Express Concerns Over AI's Impact on Creativity

Musicians in Manitoba are raising concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on the creative process in the music industry. Jacob Herd, a noted local musician and educator, is one of the voices highlighting these worries. The growing presence of AI in music creation is prompting discussions about originality and artistic expression.

Sources: Ctv News, Cp24

Technology • 2 months ago

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LQWD Technologies CEO to Present at Bitcoin Asia 2026 in Hong Kong

LQWD Technologies Corp., headquartered in Vancouver, will have its CEO present at Bitcoin Asia 2026 scheduled in Hong Kong. The company specializes in blockchain technology and aims to engage with stakeholders in the cryptocurrency sector. This event highlights the growing influence of blockchain technology in the Asia-Pacific region.

Sources: Green Stock News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Construction Progress at Mount Pleasant SkyTrain Station

The construction of the Mount Pleasant Station for the Millennium Line's Broadway extension is advancing, with visible structural developments. Recent images released by the Government of British Columbia reveal the installation of ceiling panels, lighting, and tiles within the underground station. Located between Main Street and Quebec Street, the station is part of a larger expansion project aimed at improving public transit in the region.

Sources: Daily Hive Victoria

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Quebec Approves Pilot Project for Carbon Storage

The Government of Quebec has granted approval for a pilot project focused on carbon storage. This initiative is part of broader efforts to address climate change and enhance energy innovation. Questerre Energy Corporation is involved in the development of this project, which aims to test new technologies in the field of carbon capture and storage.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Concerns Raised Over Ontario Government's Data Centre Proposal

The Ontario government's new proposal regarding data centres has prompted concerns among municipalities. Critics question whether the framework will align with existing data regulations established by local governments or replace them. The lack of detailed information in the proposal has left municipalities apprehensive about its implications.

Sources: Canada’s National Observer

Markets • 2 months ago

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PharmaCorp Rx Inc. Reports Significant Revenue Growth in Q2 2026

PharmaCorp Rx Inc. has reported a 75.8% increase in revenue for the second quarter of 2026 compared to the same quarter in 2025. The company's gross profit rose by 78.2%, and same-store sales grew by 3.8%, with same-store prescription sales up by 5.2% over the same period. The results were announced in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, on August 20, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 2 months ago

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Quebec Premier Seeks More Information on Canada-U.S. Tariff Agreement

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette has stated that she requires additional information to assess the tentative agreement between Canada and the United States regarding tariffs. The agreement aims to prevent the imposition of 50 per cent tariffs on various Canadian products. Her comments were made following a virtual meeting with provincial counterparts.

Sources: Ctv News, Citynews Montreal

Business • 2 months ago

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PowerBank Secures Environmental Permit for Nova Scotia Solar Project

PowerBank Corporation has received the final environmental permit for its C$14 million community solar project in Nova Scotia. This project is supported by C$4.55 million in federal and provincial grants and tax credits. The project aims to promote renewable energy in the region.

Sources: Newswire

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Changes to Ontario Laws Affect Drivers, Renters, and Landlords in September

Ontario is set to implement new regulations affecting various sectors, including driving speed limits and tenant protections. The speed limit on certain provincial highways will increase to 110 km/h, while regulations surrounding 'bad faith' evictions for renters are also changing. These updates aim to impact drivers, renters, landlords, and students across the province.

Sources: Northumberland News, Orangeville.com, Durhamregion.com, New Hamburg Independent, Guelph Mercury, Cambridge Times, Caledon Enterprise, The Peterborough Examiner, Brampton News, Parrysound.com

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Whitby Mayor Calls for Provincial Support on Mental Health, Addictions, and Homelessness

Whitby Mayor Elizabeth Roy has joined other Ontario Big City Mayors to urge the provincial government to take further action regarding mental health, addictions, and homelessness. The mayors are requesting enhanced support to address these pressing social issues. This call for action reflects a growing concern among municipal leaders about the impact of these challenges on their communities.

Sources: Durhamregion.com

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Caledon Group Calls for Overhaul of Trucking Oversight in Ontario

The Caledon Community Road Safety Advocacy Group has initiated a petition addressing concerns regarding trucking safety in Ontario. The petition requests the provincial government to implement enforcement measures similar to those in Alberta, along with additional regulations like Red Seal certification for commercial drivers. The group aims to address issues related to 'chameleon carriers,' which are companies that evade regulation by changing names and identities.

Sources: Caledon Enterprise

Politics • 2 months ago

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Foreign Influence Targeting Alberta's Separation Debate

Research indicates that online discussions surrounding Alberta's potential separation from Canada are being targeted by foreign influence, specifically linked to Russian actors. This comes as Alberta prepares for a referendum on the matter in two months. The findings signal concerns about the impact of external entities on domestic political discussions.

Sources: Ctv News, Cp24, Thewalrus Ca News

Business • 2 months ago

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Avricore Health Inc. Enters Collaboration with Abbott for Point-of-Care Testing in the UK

Avricore Health Inc. has announced a collaboration agreement with Abbott to distribute point-of-care testing products in the UK. The partnership will utilize the HealthTab platform for this initiative. The agreement aims to enhance healthcare accessibility through innovative testing solutions.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 2 months ago

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Canadian Parents Face Challenges in Education Savings

A recent survey by CST Foundation indicates that many Canadian parents are struggling with education savings. The survey highlights gaps in awareness of Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs) and the costs associated with saving for education. These factors contribute to anxiety among families regarding their ability to meet education savings goals.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Markets • 2 months ago

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lululemon athletica inc. Schedules Conference Call for Second Quarter Fiscal 2026 Earnings

lululemon athletica inc. has announced the release date for its financial results for the second quarter of fiscal 2026. The results will be made available on September 3, 2026, followed by a conference call at 4:30 p.m. Eastern time. Interested participants can join the call using the provided phone numbers.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post

Business • 2 months ago

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Trans Canada Gold Completes Phase 1 Drilling at Harrison Lake Project

Trans Canada Gold has completed the first phase of drilling at its Harrison Lake project. The company conducted this initial phase to assess the gold potential in the area. Further analysis of the results will determine the next steps in the project.

Sources: Investing Canada

Business • 2 months ago

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Organigram Global Integrates Sanity Group into Global Operations

Organigram Global is integrating the Sanity Group into its global operating structure to enhance leadership and market development connections between Canada, Germany, and other key international markets. The integration supports Organigram's growth strategy. Finn Age Hänsel has been appointed as President for regions outside of North America.

Sources: Investing News Network (inn)

Provincial • 2 months ago

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British Columbia Government Issues Protection Order for Salmon River Watershed

The British Columbia government has established a temporary protection order for the Salmon River watershed. This measure comes as chinook salmon have returned to the area to spawn. The order aims to safeguard the spawning habitat during this critical period.

Sources: The Star, Canada’s National Observer

Politics • 2 months ago

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Ontario Judge Adjusts Sentence for Permanent Resident Facing Deportation

An Ontario judge has decided to reduce the sentence of a permanent resident convicted of a violent sex assault. The judge highlighted the severe immigration consequences resulting from the conviction as a factor in the sentencing decision. Ultimately, the sentence was decreased to four years.

Sources: Google News, National Post, Yahoo! News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Concerns Over AI Data Centre Development in Rural Alberta

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is pursuing the development of AI data centres in rural regions, which has generated mixed reactions among local populations. Some residents express anger over the potential implications for their communities and economy. This issue may impact the upcoming election for the United Conservative Party (UCP).

Sources: Calgary Herald

Politics • 2 months ago

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Canadians Express Desire for Tougher Stance in U.S. Trade Negotiations

A recent Leger poll indicates that over half of Canadians support a firmer approach from the federal government in trade negotiations with the United States. Canadian and U.S. officials are currently working to finalize a trade deal, following the pausing of new tariffs. Opinions among provincial premiers vary, with some expressing optimism about the negotiations and others seeking more information on the progress.

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

Politics • 2 months ago

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Mark Carney Discusses Pre-Trump Economic Conditions in Canada

Mark Carney addressed the economy in Canada prior to the Trump administration. He acknowledged that it was experiencing weaknesses at that time. His comments have led to discussions regarding the factors contributing to Canada's economic situation.

Sources: Winnipeg Sun

Business • 2 months ago

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Pizza Pizza Participates in the Canadian National Exhibition with New Show and Treats

Pizza Pizza is participating in the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) from August 21 to September 7. The company is introducing The Big Dip High Dive Show as a brand activation and offering deep-fried s'mores slices. This initiative aims to enhance the visitor experience at the event.

Sources: Newswire

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Ontario Expands Primary Care Access in Sudbury Region

Ontario has announced an expansion of primary care access that includes several health teams in the Sudbury region. The Northeastern Manitoulin Family Health Team, Espanola & Area Family Health Team, and the Centre de santé communautaire du Grand Sudbury are set to benefit from this initiative. This move aims to address healthcare access issues in the area.

Sources: Sudbury.com

Business • 2 months ago

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Seaspan Shipyards Achieves Cybersecurity Certification

Seaspan Shipyards has received Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification (CPCSC) Level 1 certification. This certification signifies that Seaspan has met specific cybersecurity standards essential for its operations. The achievement aims to enhance security protocols within Canadian shipbuilding.

Sources: Canadian Metalworking

Technology • 2 months ago

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RESAAS to Present at Rivemont MicroCap Fund Investor Event

RESAAS Services Inc. will present at an investor event hosted by Rivemont MicroCap Fund in Montreal on September 9, 2026. The company provides data, transaction, and payment solutions to the real estate industry. The event will be led by Mathieu Martin, Portfolio Manager of the fund.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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Discussion on Canada’s Economic Response to Tariffs

The article discusses Canada's economic strategy in response to tariffs imposed by other countries. The author emphasizes the need for investment rather than implementing counter-tariffs. The focus is on securing financial resources to support Canadian entrepreneurs and businesses.

Sources: Betakit

Technology • 2 months ago

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Saskatchewan Artists Exploring the Role of AI in Their Work

Artists in Saskatchewan are assessing the impact of artificial intelligence on their creative processes. They are exploring how to integrate AI while maintaining their artistic integrity. This examination reflects broader trends in the art community regarding technology's influence on creativity.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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Sherritt International Announces Court Update Regarding Shareholder Meeting

Sherritt International Corporation has provided an update on a court application from Kyma Capital Limited, which seeks to compel a shareholder meeting by the end of September 2026. The matter is currently being addressed by the Ontario Superior Court. The situation reflects ongoing developments concerning corporate governance and shareholder engagement within Sherritt.

Sources: Financial Post, Newswire

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Residents of Prince Edward Island Face Delays for Road Tests

Residents in Prince Edward Island are experiencing significant delays for road tests. The local government attributes the long wait times to a high rate of no-shows for scheduled appointments. As a result, many individuals are waiting weeks to secure their road test dates.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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Covalon Technologies to Discuss Q3 Fiscal 2026 Results in Conference Call

Covalon Technologies Ltd. will release its third quarter fiscal 2026 results on August 27, 2026. A conference call and webcast are scheduled for the same day at 8:30 AM ET to discuss these results. The company is engaged in advanced medical technologies and trades on both the TSXV and OTCQX stock exchanges.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Technology • 2 months ago

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UBC Develops Wood-Based Alternative to Plastic Foam

Researchers at the University of British Columbia have created a wood substitute designed to replace plastic foam. The project is supported by a First Nation-led pilot initiative aimed at transforming forestry waste into usable foam products. This development has received backing from the federal government.

Sources: Google News

Technology • 2 months ago

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Reflect Orbital Clarifies Satellite Function in Saskatchewan

Reflect Orbital has stated that its satellite will not provide illumination for Saskatchewan communities. The company aims to clarify reports regarding the satellite's purpose. This announcement comes amid discussions about the satellite's capabilities and impact in the region.

Sources: Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Atlas Salt Signs MOU with CN to Explore Logistics for Salt Project

Atlas Salt Inc. has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with CN to investigate logistics opportunities for the Great Atlantic Salt Project. The partnership aims to optimize project economics through multi-modal rail solutions. The agreement is indicative of Atlas Salt's efforts to enhance operational efficiency in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Construction of Mackenzie Valley Highway Advances with Federal Funding Adjustment

The federal government has amended the 2018 National Trade Corridors Fund agreement, allowing the Government of the Northwest Territories to allocate $65 million in federal funding. This adjustment will support the construction, procurement, and planning of road and bridge projects along the Mackenzie Valley Highway corridor. The overall estimated value of the highway project is $2.5 billion.

Sources: Construct Connect

Business • 2 months ago

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Grey Matters Health Inc. Announces New Developments and Financing

Grey Matters Health Inc. has engaged ProScan Reading Services to read brain images from its NovaScan Neuroimaging Clinics in Florida. In a separate announcement, the company has reported a private placement of equity financing amounting to CAD $800,000. Both announcements reflect Grey Matters' ongoing development in the healthcare sector.

Sources: Financial Post

Markets • 2 months ago

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Althea Copper Corp. to List Common Shares on Canadian Securities Exchange

Althea Copper Corp. will officially list its common shares on the Canadian Securities Exchange following its acquisition of private company Althea Copper Corp., which holds an option for the Mink Narrows Property in Manitoba. The transition is part of a corporate strategy for the company, previously known as Yankee Hat Minerals Ltd. The listing is expected to facilitate greater access to capital for further development in the mining sector.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • 2 months ago

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Westhaven Reports High-Grade Gold and Silver Findings at Shovelnose Gold Property

Westhaven Mining has reported significant drill results from its Shovelnose Gold Property in southern British Columbia. Drill hole SNR26-117 revealed 10.04 meters of mineralization with grades of 12.18 g/t gold and 103 g/t silver. Additionally, drill hole SNR26-110 confirmed 37.34 meters of mineralization at lower grades, supporting ongoing exploration efforts.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 2 months ago

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Yukon Metals Completes UAV Aeromagnetic Survey at Copper-Gold Project

Yukon Metals Corp. has recently conducted a 400 line-kilometre UAV aeromagnetic survey at its AZ Copper-Gold Project in Yukon. The project is located 6 km west of the Alaska Highway and 36 km south of Beaver Creek. This survey aims to explore potential convergence zones within the site.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Kyle Steckly Wins Masters of the Pros 200 in Michigan

Kyle Steckly, a 21-year-old driver from Milverton, Ontario, won the Masters of the Pros 200 at Owosso Speedway in Michigan. This victory makes him the first Canadian to secure this title. He was accompanied by his father and friends during the race.

Sources: Midwestern Newspapers

Business • 2 months ago

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CEO.CA Highlights Updates on Silver Hammer and Lion One Metals

CEO.CA provided updates on two junior mining companies, Silver Hammer and Lion One Metals. The updates reflect developments in their operational strategies and market positioning. Both companies are part of CEO.CA's extensive coverage of venture stocks in the resource sector.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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Critical One Energy Reports New Mineral Assay Results at Howells Lake Project

Critical One Energy Inc. has announced new assay results from its Howells Lake Project, revealing the presence of additional near-surface antimony mineralization. The results confirm the extension of a high-grade antimony zone and indicate the discovery of gold mineralization. These findings contribute to the ongoing assessment of the project's potential resources.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Quebec Emergency Room Wait Times Show Minor Improvement in 2025

A report by the Montreal Economic Institute indicates that emergency room wait times in Quebec averaged 5 hours and 12 minutes in 2025. This reflects a minor improvement of 11 minutes from the previous year. The data highlights ongoing issues with wait times in the healthcare system.

Sources: Citynews Montreal

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Antigonish Diamond Jaxx Triumph in U15 A Provincials

The Antigonish Diamond Jaxx claimed victory in the Softball Nova Scotia U15 A provincial championship, defeating the Brookfield Elks 16-15. The team overcame a significant seven-run deficit during the game. Coach Lyle Reid noted that the Elks had been a tough opponent throughout the season.

Sources: Port Hawkesbury Reporter

Technology • 2 months ago

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Dalhousie University Establishes Atlantic AI Institute

Dalhousie University has announced the launch of the Atlantic AI Institute. The institute aims to connect researchers, students, and communities to advance artificial intelligence research and innovation in Atlantic Canada. This initiative focuses on fostering responsible AI development in the region.

Sources: Dalhousie University

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Asian Tiger Mosquito Detected in Ontario's Niagara Region

The Asian tiger mosquito has been confirmed in Ontario's Niagara Region by local health authorities. This species is known for its aggressive daytime biting habits. Officials are advising residents to take precautions against mosquito bites, particularly during the summer months.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Profile of Bogdan Konyushkov in Montreal Canadiens' Top 25 Under 25

Bogdan Konyushkov has been ranked 17th on the Montreal Canadiens' Top 25 Under 25 list. This ranking highlights his potential impact within the team for the upcoming seasons. Konyushkov's performance and development will be closely monitored by fans and analysts alike as the Canadiens build towards the future.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Weather Forecast for Manitoba: August 18, 2026

The weather forecast for Manitoba on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, indicates mainly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures across much of the province. There is a possibility of scattered showers in the northeast region. The upcoming days may see varied weather patterns, including showers in western Manitoba and potential thunderstorms in the north.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News

Technology • 2 months ago

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New Ride-Hailing App Launches in Steinbach, Manitoba

A new ride-hailing app named KodaGO has been launched in Steinbach, Manitoba. The app aims to provide transportation options to communities that have limited public transportation services. KodaGO intends to fill a gap in the market, especially where existing ride-hailing services like Uber or Lyft are not available.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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New Campaign Advocates for Nicotine Pouch Access in New Brunswick

A new campaign named 'I Want My Pouches' has been launched in New Brunswick. The campaign calls for Premier Susan Holt and Health Minister John Dornan to support increased access to nicotine pouches. The initiative highlights the need for leadership on this public health issue.

Sources: Newswire

Provincial • 2 months ago

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New Infrastructure Contract Awarded for Souris Ferry Terminal in P.E.I.

The federal government has awarded a $32 million contract for the replacement of the movable transfer bridge at the ferry terminal in Souris, Prince Edward Island. The contract has been assigned to Dexter Construction, a company based in Nova Scotia. This upgrade aims to improve the infrastructure used for loading vehicles and passengers into ferries.

Sources: CBC News, Construct Connect

Business • 2 months ago

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Manitoba's Food Hub Links Farmers to Wholesale Buyers

Manitoba has established its only food hub to connect farmers with wholesale buyers. The federal government is investing in food infrastructure to help lower grocery prices. There are concerns about how this strategy will affect both local farmers' pricing and consumer grocery bills.

Sources: Google News, CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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Projections for Canada's First High-Speed Rail Line Released

New projections suggest that Canada's proposed high-speed rail line will eventually break even without requiring public subsidies for its operations. The Crown corporation responsible for building the line has not provided a timeline for when it will begin operating. This development marks a significant step in Canada's transportation infrastructure plans.

Sources: The Star

Politics • 2 months ago

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Potential Role of AI Data Centres in Renewable Energy Transition

The necessity for a transition to renewable energy has gained attention, with proposals suggesting that AI data centres should use renewable energy sources. This approach is presented as a means to facilitate sustainability efforts. The discussion highlights the significant role that technology companies could play in fostering a greener energy landscape.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • 2 months ago

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WestJet Directed to Eliminate Weight Restrictions on Power Wheelchairs

Canada's transport regulator has determined that WestJet is imposing an undue barrier on travellers with disabilities by preventing certain power wheelchairs from being transported on its flights. The decision comes after complaints regarding accessibility and travel limitations for individuals requiring mobility devices. WestJet is expected to comply with the regulator's order to ensure better access for all passengers.

Sources: Ctv News

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Ontario Mothers Face Long Travel Times for Ultrasound Appointments Due to Sonographer Shortage

Expecting parents in Ontario are experiencing difficulties in scheduling routine ultrasound appointments, largely attributed to a shortage of sonographers. Current reports indicate a 20 per cent vacancy rate for sonographers in the province. As a result, some mothers are travelling significant distances to access the necessary care.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Discussion Surrounds the Future of the Keystone XL Pipeline

The Keystone XL pipeline project, which aimed to transport oil from Alberta to the United States, was cancelled in 2021. Recent comments by former U.S. President Donald Trump have sparked conversation about the possibility of reviving the project. Some Canadian energy experts indicate that similar pipeline projects are currently in progress.

Sources: Yahoo! News, The Star, Google News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Key Priorities for Canada in a Changing Political Landscape

The discussion highlights the importance of strategic priorities for Canada in light of recent global political shifts. It argues for the need to focus on internal unity and addressing domestic issues. The context emphasizes adapting to changes stemming from international political dynamics.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Ranking of Canada's Top 100 Golf Courses for 2026

A list ranking Canada's top 100 golf courses for 2026 has been released. The ranking aims to highlight the best golfing experiences across the country. Readers are encouraged to engage with the list and share their personal experiences with these courses.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Cities Explore Bylaws to Restrict Invasive Plant Sales in Canada

Several cities across Canada are considering bylaws to limit the sale of invasive plants in garden centres and nurseries. The Canadian Coalition for Invasive Plant Regulation advocates for a federal body and an invasive plant database to address biodiversity concerns. The push for regulation stems from growing awareness of the ecological impact of invasive species.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Concerns Raised Over Proposed Changes to Endangered Species Act

Former chairs of a panel advising the federal government on endangered wildlife have expressed concerns regarding proposed changes to the Species At Risk Act. They believe these changes could threaten endangered species in Canada. The panel members warn that the modifications may lead to significant harm to wildlife conservation efforts.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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Homeowners in Niagara Region Face Challenges with Insurance Claims Following Flooding

The Niagara region has recently experienced severe flooding, significantly impacting homeowners. Many residents are struggling to connect with their insurance companies to file claims. Insurance experts offer guidance on key steps for homeowners seeking to navigate the claims process.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Quebec Mosques Increase Vigilance Amid Rise in Vandalism and Online Harassment

The Islamic Cultural Centre in Quebec City has issued a safety reminder to its members due to incidents of vandalism and online harassment affecting Muslim communities over the past year. These actions have prompted an increased sense of vigilance among the local Muslim population. Authorities are acknowledging the rising concerns and encouraging community support.

Sources: CBC News

Markets • 2 months ago

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Hemisphere Energy Declares Quarterly Dividend and Announces Financial Results

Hemisphere Energy Corporation has declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.025 per share. The company also announced its financial and operational results for the second quarter of 2026. The report covers the period ending June 30, 2026, along with an update on its ongoing operations.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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Xcite Uranium Begins Drilling Program at Don Lake Uranium Project in Saskatchewan

Xcite Uranium Inc. has started its first diamond drilling program at the Don Lake Uranium Project in Saskatchewan. This initiative aims to explore uranium deposits in the region. The company is listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the ticker XRI.

Sources: Newswire

Business • 2 months ago

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Bold Ventures Initiates Drilling Program at Traxxin Gold Project

Bold Ventures Inc. has announced the initiation of a follow-up program at the Traxxin Gold Project located in northwestern Ontario. The company is preparing for diamond drilling at the site, which is situated 130 kilometers west-northwest of Thunder Bay. The final results from the previous diamond drilling program conducted in Spring 2026 have been received.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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Americore Resources Updates Progress on Trinity Silver Project in Nevada

Americore Resources Corp. has announced progress on its Trinity Silver Project in Nevada following a recent site visit and geological review by SRK Consulting. This work is part of the ongoing efforts to provide an updated Mineral Resource Estimate and prepare a NI 43-101 Technical Report. The company continues to advance its exploration and assessment initiatives at the site.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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Mackay Gold & Silver Mobilizes Drill Rig for Comstock District Project

Mackay Gold & Silver Corp. has deployed a diamond core drill rig to its Comstock District project in Nevada. This initiative is part of an approximately 20,000-meter Phase 1 drill program, which includes roughly 5,000 meters dedicated to core drilling. The operation is focused on testing the historic Sutro Tunnel intersection of the Occidental-Brunswick lode at depth.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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Magna Terra Reports Initial Findings from Prospect Or's Dream Gold Project in New Brunswick

Magna Terra Minerals Inc. has released the results of its initial prospecting and geological mapping efforts at the Prospect Or's Dream Project in northern New Brunswick. The project covers an area of 18,798 hectares and is situated near the Bathurst Mining Camp. The findings include the identification of new mineralized trends, leading to an expansion of the project footprint.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Elections Alberta Expands Recruitment for Upcoming Referendum

Elections Alberta is seeking to recruit an additional 30,000 volunteers for the upcoming referendum scheduled in October. This recruitment drive is part of efforts to hire a total of 60,000 staff for the event. Elections Manitoba has offered assistance to Elections Alberta in managing the referendum.

Sources: Medicine Hat News, Brandonsun

Business • 2 months ago

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Group Eleven Reports Positive Assay Results from Ballywire Discovery

Group Eleven Resources Corp. has announced assay results from four drill holes at its Ballywire discovery in Ireland. Notably, drilling returned significant mineralization in the first hole at 'Anomaly A,' including 3.7 metres of 7.7% zinc and lead, 418 grams per tonne silver, and 1.02% copper. The company is continuing exploration efforts at its 100%-owned PG West Project.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • 2 months ago

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Avi Lewis Becomes New Leader of the New Democratic Party

Avi Lewis has been elected as the new leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP) following Jagmeet Singh's resignation. The leadership convention took place in Winnipeg in March 2026. Lewis is expected to represent the progressive interests of Canadians as the NDP has historically provided a platform for these voices since its inception in the 1950s.

Sources: Tolerance Canada

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Canadian Women's Basketball Team Wins Two Matches at Olympic Pre-Qualifying Tournament

The Canadian senior women's basketball team achieved victories against Senegal and the Philippines in the FIBA Olympic pre-qualifying tournament held in Guadalajara. The team first defeated Senegal 72-57 and then went on to win against the Philippines with a score of 85-38. These wins contribute to Canada's campaign towards qualifying for the Olympics.

Sources: The Star

Business • 2 months ago

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Grande Portage Resources Secures Regulatory Approval for Road Easement in Alaska

Grande Portage Resources Ltd. has received regulatory approval for a road easement from the State of Alaska. This easement will facilitate access to the New Amalga Gold Project, requiring the construction of approximately 3.4 miles of road. The decision marks a significant step in the development of the mining project located in Southeast Alaska.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • 2 months ago

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Silver Pony Resources Corp. Changes OTC Symbol to PONIF

Silver Pony Resources Corp. has announced a change in its OTC trading symbol from CCCFD to PONIF, effective August 20, 2026. This change follows the company's recent rebranding from Carlyle Commodities Corp. The alteration will take effect at the opening of market trading on the specified date.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Manitoba Commissioner Reports 94 Teacher Misconduct Complaints in Initial 15 Months

The Manitoba commissioner of teacher professional conduct has reported receiving 94 complaints and reports regarding teacher misconduct within the first 15 months of the office's establishment. This figure is detailed in the office's inaugural annual report. The commissioner emphasized the importance of addressing any concerns related to the profession.

Sources: CBC News, Yahoo! News, Google News, Global News, Brandonsun

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Matt Wilkinson Wins in Major League Baseball Debut for the San Francisco Giants

Matt 'Tugboat' Wilkinson made his Major League Baseball debut as an opener for the San Francisco Giants. The Giants won the game against the Cleveland Guardians with a score of 1-0, thanks to a pivotal hit from Victor Bericoto. This marks a significant milestone in Wilkinson's baseball career.

Sources: Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Saskatchewan Company Faces Potential Double Tariff on Trampolines

Crazy Ape Extreme Equipment, a trampoline manufacturer based in Regina, Saskatchewan, has been producing trampolines since the 1970s, with over half of its products exported to the United States. The manufacturing process relies on American steel and foam, which are already subject to tariffs when imported into Canada. A potential new threat of tariffs from the U.S. could result in finished trampolines facing additional tariffs when exported back to the U.S.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Prime Minister Carney Addresses Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations Progress

Prime Minister Mark Carney reported substantial progress in ongoing trade negotiations with the United States amidst tariff discussions. He emphasized that these negotiations aim to provide clarity and benefits for Canadian businesses and families. Carney noted that while progress has been made, significant work remains to finalize the deal.

Sources: Indo-canadian Voice, The Lethbridge Herald, Wawa-news.com, Yahoo! News, Toronto Sun, Ctv News

Business • 2 months ago

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Melissa Grelo Leaves 'The Social' as Show Transitions to Video Podcast

Melissa Grelo has announced her departure from CTV's daytime show 'The Social.' The program will be restructured into a video podcast format for its upcoming 14th season. This change marks a significant evolution in the show's approach to content delivery.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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RCMP Officer in Central Alberta Charged with Intimate Partner Violence

An RCMP officer in Central Alberta has been arrested and is facing four charges related to alleged intimate partner violence. The allegations prompted an investigation by Alberta's police watchdog. The officer's identity has not been disclosed in accordance with legal standards.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Former Alberta Premier Advocates for Keystone XL Pipeline Expansion

A former Alberta premier has expressed support for the expansion of the Keystone XL pipeline. Renewed discussions surrounding the pipeline have prompted his encouragement. The debate continues as questions linger regarding Canada’s interest in the project under changing political circumstances.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, Bnn Bloomberg

Business • 2 months ago

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Arrow Exploration Corp. Files AGM Materials for Upcoming Meeting

Arrow Exploration Corp. has filed materials for its Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders, scheduled for September 18, 2026. The meeting will take place at 10:00 AM MST. This filing meets all regulatory requirements.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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RBC Appoints Caroline Mulroney as Vice Chair

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) has appointed Caroline Mulroney, a former Ontario cabinet minister, to the position of vice chair. Mulroney's extensive political background is expected to contribute to her role at the bank. This appointment highlights RBC's strategic approach to leadership and governance.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Two B.C. Men Receive Duty-to-Warn Notices Regarding Life Threats

Two men in British Columbia have received duty-to-warn notices from the RCMP concerning threats to their lives. The notifications are related to their activism for an independent Khalistan state in India. The matter raises questions regarding the involvement of external state actors and the implications for Canadian foreign policy.

Sources: Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Farmers Relocating to Nova Scotia Amid Rising Costs in British Columbia

Celina and her partner, Nick, have been cultivating farmland in Nova Scotia since 2022, focusing on blueberries, citrus fruits, and livestock. The shift in location is attributed to the high costs of farming in British Columbia, where prices are compared to the cost of a one-bedroom condo. This migration reflects broader trends in agricultural relocation due to economic factors.

Sources: Global News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Debate Surrounds Auto-Industry Relief Package

The auto-industry in Ontario is facing challenges that have prompted discussions around a relief package. There are varying opinions on the adequacy of this package and its implications for other sectors. The broader impact of the deal remains a point of contention among stakeholders.

Sources: The Star

Technology • 2 months ago

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Top Subreddits for Nova Scotians in 2026

A list has been curated detailing the ten most active subreddits for Nova Scotians in 2026. The subreddits were ranked based on activity levels, content quality, and moderation standards. This information aims to guide residents in finding valuable online communities that provide local conversation and timely news.

Sources: South Shore & Nova Scotia News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Report Indicates British Columbia Falling Behind in Affordable Child Care Initiatives

A report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives highlights that British Columbia is now trailing other provinces in providing universal affordable child care. It identifies five cities in British Columbia as the most expensive among 35 studied across Canada. This situation contrasts with British Columbia's previous standing as a leader in $10-a-day child care initiatives.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Saskatchewan Premier Comments on Canada-U.S. Trade Relations

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe expressed optimism regarding Canada-U.S. trade dynamics following U.S. President Donald Trump's decision not to impose tariffs on certain Canadian goods. Moe highlighted the decision as a positive development for Saskatchewan's trade interests. The comments were made during an event in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

Sources: Global News, The Star

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Federal Funding of $6.6 Million for Yukon Mental Health Hub and Mobile Unit

The federal government has announced a $6.6 million funding initiative for a mental health hub and mobile unit aimed at youth in Yukon. The funding was announced by Federal Health Minister Marjorie Michel during a press conference in Whitehorse. This investment is intended to enhance mental health services for young people in the region.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Call for Increased Support for Gambling Addiction in Alberta Following iGaming Introduction

Advocates in Alberta are urging the provincial government to enhance support for gambling addiction in light of the recent introduction of iGaming. Hundreds have opted for a voluntary ban from online and in-person gambling as an initial step to curb addiction issues. The advocates emphasize the need for stronger regulations and resources to help those struggling with gambling-related problems.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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WSIB Staffing Cuts Affect Workers in Windsor

The Ontario Compensation Employees Union has reported that several hundred jobs at the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) have been deemed redundant by the provincial government. In Windsor, 131 workers are expected to be affected by these layoffs. The staffing changes are part of a province-wide initiative impacting multiple locations across Ontario.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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New Agricultural School Planned Near Medicine Hat

The Yuill School of Agriculture is set to be established near Medicine Hat, Alberta. It will offer instruction and college credits in 12 subjects related to food production, farming, and ranching. The school aims to train the next generation of farmers in the region.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Woman Fined After Off-Leash Dog Encounter with Grizzly Bear in Banff

A woman has been fined $1,500 following an incident in which her off-leash dog encountered a grizzly bear in Banff National Park. The event, which occurred last month, attracted significant attention online due to the viral video she recorded. A judge issued the fine as part of the legal consequences stemming from the encounter.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Grifols Narrows Reports of Serious Injuries and Deaths at Clinics in Canada

Grifols has revised the number of serious injuries and deaths at its Canadian plasma collection centres from 25 to six since 2018. The company paused collection activities in Canada following the deaths of two donors. Health Canada indicated that many incidents were misclassified by Grifols, leading to the initial higher count of adverse reactions.

Sources: Google News, CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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Businesses Prepare for Potential Trade Tariffs between Canada and the United States

Negotiations continue between Canada and the United States regarding a trade deal. Businesses in Canada are preparing for potential impacts that could arise from new tariffs. The outcome of these negotiations may affect various sectors throughout the country.

Sources: Ctv News

Markets • 2 months ago

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Omni-Lite Industries Canada Inc. Reports Q2 2026 Earnings

Omni-Lite Industries Canada Inc. held its Q2 2026 earnings call on August 19, 2026. During the call, company officials discussed financial performance and operational updates. Additional details regarding revenue, expenses, and future outlook were provided by the management team.

Sources: Seeking Alpha

Politics • 2 months ago

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Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Milliard Prioritizes Montreal Metro Modernization

Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Milliard has announced his commitment to prioritize the modernization of Montreal's metro system. This announcement followed a meeting with the city's mayor on Wednesday. The campaign for the upcoming provincial election continues to gain momentum with key infrastructure issues at the forefront.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Steam Whistle Workers Secured Union Recognition Following OLRB Decision

The Ontario Labour Relations Board has ordered that Steam Whistle Brewery workers in Etobicoke be represented by SEIU Local 2. This decision was made after the Board found that the employer had interfered in the workers' organizing campaign. The ruling is seen as significant for workers' rights in the industry.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 2 months ago

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Vancouver Ranked Among Top 10 Tech Talent Cities in North America

According to a recent report by CBRE, Vancouver has been ranked No. 9 for tech talent in North America and No. 2 in Canada. The ranking reflects the city's competitive position in the tech sector despite high housing and office costs. Eight Canadian cities were included in the top 50 for tech job growth and talent across North America.

Sources: Google News, Squamish Chief, Richmond News, Times Colonist, Vancouver Is Awesome, Coast Reporter, Kamloops This Week, Mobilesyrup

Business • 2 months ago

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P.E.I. Corn Farmers Face Competition from Quebec after Delayed Season

Farmers in Prince Edward Island are experiencing a delayed sweet corn season due to a cold spring. As local corn becomes available, consumers are also seeing cheaper corn from Quebec in grocery stores. This situation presents challenges for P.E.I. farmers in a competitive market.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Community Voices Concerns Over West Coast Pipeline Proposal

A resident of Maple Ridge has expressed opposition to the West Coast Pipeline recently submitted for review by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. The letter emphasizes the importance of community action against the proposed project. The proposal has sparked public discourse regarding its environmental and social implications.

Sources: Maple Ridge News