Canada Edition · Day Desk

Tuesday, August 25

117 stories

Technology • 2 months ago

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New Video Game Highlights Electrical Safety in Ontario

A new web-based role-playing game, The Invisible Line, developed by the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA), focuses on electrical safety in everyday environments. The game immerses players in an ordinary neighbourhood, emphasizing the importance of being aware of potential electrical hazards. This initiative aims to educate the public, particularly younger audiences, about electrical safety through interactive gameplay.

Sources: Mobilesyrup

Business • 2 months ago

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Nissan Reduces Price of 2027 Ariya to $48,998 in Canada

Nissan has announced a price reduction for its 2027 Ariya to an MSRP of $48,998 in Canada. This new pricing structure makes the base front-wheel-drive model eligible for federal electric vehicle rebates of up to $5,000. The move aims to enhance the vehicle's affordability amidst rising competition in the electric vehicle market.

Sources: Driving

Business • 2 months ago

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The Impact of 243 Racing on the Dirt Jumper Scene

243 Racing is a Canadian brand known for its contribution to the development of dirt jumpers. The brand played a significant role in shaping the sport within Canada and beyond. Its influence is noted among cycling enthusiasts and the industry alike.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Survey Indicates Rise in Online Gambling Among Ontario Teenagers

A recent survey from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health indicates a significant increase in online gambling among teenagers in Ontario. According to the Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey, one in eight students reported participating in online gambling activities. The findings highlight a growing concern regarding gambling behaviours among youth in the province.

Sources: Google News, Mobilesyrup

Technology • 2 months ago

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Canadian Indie Game 'Lil' Guardsman' Set for Mobile Release

Toronto-based Hilltop Studios has announced that its puzzle-adventure game 'Lil' Guardsman' will release on mobile platforms this fall. The game is expected to launch on November 3 for Android, iOS, and Mac. The mobile version is being developed in collaboration with French publisher Plug In.

Sources: Mobilesyrup

Technology • 2 months ago

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Ritchie Bros. Unveils Redesign of Mobile App to Enhance User Experience

Ritchie Bros. has launched a redesigned mobile app aimed at improving buyer engagement in its global marketplace. The app provides users with a fully native transaction engine, allowing them to bid from their phones as effectively as they can from desktops. This initiative reflects the company's ongoing investment in modernizing the buyer experience.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 2 months ago

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Canadian Minister Affirms Stance Against GAFAM Influence

Minister of Canadian Heritage and Multiculturalism Marc Miller stated that major American tech companies will not force Canada to compromise on issues of discoverability and cultural value. He emphasized Ottawa's commitment to maintaining its policies in the face of external pressures. This statement reflects ongoing discussions regarding the influence of large digital platforms on Canadian culture and regulations.

Sources: La-voix-de-lest

Markets • 2 months ago

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Rocket Doctor AI Inc. Announces Equity Grants

Rocket Doctor AI Inc. has announced the granting of stock options and restricted share units. The company issued 24,000 stock options priced at $0.70 per share, valid for three years. Additionally, it has granted 276,053 restricted share units.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 2 months ago

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Carney Responds to New U.S. Tariffs with Retaliatory Measures

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the suspension of trade negotiations with the United States in response to new tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. Carney introduced dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods amounting to $28 billion. He emphasized the need for a more favourable approach from the U.S. for future negotiations.

Sources: Cp24, Ctv News, Citynews Vancouver, Citynews Edmonton, Kitchener News, Citynews Everywhere, Citynews Ottawa, Citynews Montreal, Halifax Today, Citynews Calgary, Citynews Winnipeg, Google News, The Bbc

Business • 2 months ago

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Toyota Announces Pricing for 2027 C-HR and BZ Woodland EVs in Canada

Toyota has revealed the pricing for its 2027 C-HR and BZ Woodland electric vehicles available in Canada. The entry-level model has a starting price of $47,972, while the Woodland variant, designed for off-road use, is priced at $62,987. This announcement adds to Toyota's growing lineup of electric vehicles aimed at Canadian consumers.

Sources: Driving

Technology • 2 months ago

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Federal Government Invests in High-Speed Internet for Ontario Communities

The federal government has announced an investment of over $8.3 million CAD to enhance high-speed internet access for 822 households in five communities in Ontario. This initiative will benefit a total of 621 Indigenous households. The announcement was made on August 24 at Christian Island, part of Beausoleil First Nation.

Sources: Iphone In Canada

Technology • 2 months ago

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Integrated Quantum Technologies Appoints New CEO

Integrated Quantum Technologies Inc. has announced the appointment of a new CEO, former Global Engineering Head for HSBC Group. The decision reflects the company's strategy for growth and innovation in the quantum technology sector. The appointment is expected to enhance the company's operational capabilities and market position.

Sources: Green Stock News

Business • 2 months ago

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Coloured Ties Capital Inc. Initiates Semi-Annual Reporting

Coloured Ties Capital Inc. has announced its decision to adopt semi-annual reporting in accordance with Coordinated Blanket Order 51-933. This change applies to certain venture issuers and is effective immediately. The company's securities are listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, OTC Markets, and Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Markets • 2 months ago

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Everyday People Financial Completes Debt Settlement Transaction

Everyday People Financial Corp. has finalized a debt settlement agreement with a creditor, as announced on August 25, 2026. The settlement was approved conditionally by the TSX Venture Exchange. This agreement was first disclosed on July 27, 2026.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • 2 months ago

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Canada to Announce Measures in Response to U.S. Tariffs

The Canadian government is expected to announce new measures in response to tariffs imposed by the United States. Reports indicate that these measures may include expanded jobless benefits and business loans. A press conference with cabinet ministers is scheduled for 11 a.m. Ottawa time to provide further details.

Sources: National Post, Financial Post

Politics • 2 months ago

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Canada to Announce Targeted Counter-Tariffs on US Goods

Canada plans to unveil a list of US goods that will be subject to counter-tariffs, as tensions between the two countries escalate. Economists have already revised their growth forecasts in light of this trade dispute. The official announcement is expected to occur on Tuesday.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Connaught Golf Club Hosts Alberta Golf U17 Championship

The Alberta Golf U17 championship is taking place this week at Connaught Golf Club in Medicine Hat. The tournament features both boys and girls divisions and runs for three days. Benson White from Sirocco Golf Club is currently leading the boys division at even par after the first day of competition.

Sources: Medicine Hat News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Ontario Students Face Increased Financial Burden Due to OSAP Changes

Ontario's changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) have led to concerns among students about increased debt. The provincial government has cut student assistance grants, citing financial sustainability concerns. Students are reporting that they may need to work more hours and may rely on food assistance due to these changes.

Sources: Ctv News, Citynews Everywhere, Kitchener News, Cp24

Business • 2 months ago

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Navigating Shared Finances Among Canadian Students

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and CIBC have released data indicating that Canadian post-secondary students are increasingly focused on financial literacy. Many students are moving in with roommates as they return to school and are exploring how to manage shared living expenses. The data highlights the importance of open conversations about finances among roommates.

Sources: Newswire, Wealth Professional Canada

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Ontario Expected to Experience Unpredictable Winter Conditions in 2026-27

The Farmers' Almanac has forecasted that Ontario's winter of 2026-27 will likely feature frequent lake-effect snow, freezing rain, and significant temperature fluctuations. The predictions suggest that a strengthening super El Niño could contribute to these unpredictable weather patterns. Residents are advised to prepare for a winter with potentially hazardous conditions.

Sources: The Independent Free Press, Northbaynipissing.com, Niagara Falls Review, Durhamregion.com, Orangeville.com, Insideottawavalley.com, Northumberland News, Niagarathisweek.com, The Hamilton Spectator

Markets • 2 months ago

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Vital Energy Adjusts Credit Facility Terms

Vital Energy Inc. has amended its existing credit facility, reducing the available loan amount from $15 million to $10 million. The maturity date for the loan has been extended to August 28, 2027. The company has also secured an additional credit facility, although further details on this were not disclosed.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Jeff Tweedy and Finneas to Perform at Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Ceremony Honouring Leslie Feist

Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy and songwriter-producer Finneas will pay tribute to Leslie Feist at the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony. They are scheduled to perform some of her songs at the event on September 26 at Massey Hall in Toronto. Both artists have expressed their admiration for Feist's music.

Sources: Cp24, Ctv News, Brandonsun, Winnipeg Free Press, The Lethbridge Herald, Airdrie News, Medicine Hat News, Vancouver Is Awesome, The Standard, Richmond News, The Chronicle-journal, Lakeland News, Times Colonist, Ns News, Infonews.ca, Town And Country Today, Citynews Everywhere, Rocky Mountain Outlook, St. Albert News, Coast Reporter, Western Wheel

Provincial • 2 months ago

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2026 Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Performers and Hosts Announced

The Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame has announced the performers and hosts for its 2026 induction ceremony. The event will take place on September 26 at Massey Hall, with George Stroumboulopoulos and Marie-Mai serving as hosts. Notable inductees include The Tragically Hip, Mike Reno and Paul Dean of Loverboy, Leslie Feist, and Roch Voisine.

Sources: Financial Post, Toronto Sun

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Concerns Arise Over Proposed Nuclear Reactor in Port Hope

The Ontario government has proposed building one of the world's largest nuclear power plants in Port Hope, Ontario. Although the project has been celebrated by some officials, concerns regarding the community's historical context with radioactive materials have emerged. Residents are expressing pushback against the plans due to the potential implications on health and safety.

Sources: Construct Connect, Thewalrus Ca News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Prime Minister Mark Carney Advocates for French Language and Culture Rights

Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized the significance of the French language and Canadian culture in a recent statement. He claimed these elements are fundamental rights in Canada, contrasting with perceptions of them as trade irritants from the United States. Carney's remarks highlight the importance of cultural identity within the Canadian context.

Sources: Canada’s National Observer

Business • 2 months ago

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Emerita Resources Corp. Provides AGM Results and Financial Statement Filing

Emerita Resources Corp. held its annual general and special meeting of shareholders on August 25, 2026, where shareholders approved the appointment of the company's auditors. Six director nominees were elected during the meeting as outlined in the management information circular dated July 24, 2026. The company also filed its interim financial statements and Management Discussion and Analysis for the third quarter.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 2 months ago

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Decrease in Canadian Venture Capital Funding in the First Half of 2026

Venture capital funding in Canada decreased by 12% in the first half of 2026 compared to the previous year. This marks the lowest level of international venture capital participation in Canada since 2020. The decline reflects a broader trend of retreat among global investors.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Business • 2 months ago

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Banyan Gold Reports High-Grade Discovery at Seattle Creek in Yukon

Banyan Gold Corp. announced a new gold and silver discovery at the Seattle Creek zone of the Nitra Project in Yukon. The first drillhole identified high-grade mineralization of 5.70 grams per tonne gold and 544 grams per tonne silver over a length of 0.5 meters. This finding marks a significant development in the ongoing exploration efforts in the region.

Sources: Investing News Network (inn)

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Weather Alerts Issued for Newfoundland's South Coast

Heavy rain and humid conditions are forecasted for parts of Newfoundland, particularly on the South Coast. Meteorological agencies have issued weather alerts, including a Heavy Rainfall Warning, anticipating significant rainfall. The Northeast Avalon region is experiencing a 'very high' wildfire risk amidst these weather conditions.

Sources: Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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First Atlantic Nickel & Cobalt Participates in DIBX 2026

First Atlantic Nickel & Cobalt Corp. is participating in the Defense Industrial Base Accelerator 2026 event in Pennsylvania from August 25 to 27. The company is showcasing its Awaruite alloy, which contains up to 71.9% nickel and 1.76% cobalt. This initiative aims to address critical mineral processing challenges in North America.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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British Columbia Wildfires Increase Amid Lightning Strikes

British Columbia has seen a significant rise in the number of wildfires, with the total exceeding 180 as of the recent weekend. This increase follows a notable weather event, where the province recorded 11,000 lightning strikes. Rainfall has contributed to efforts in combating the wildfires.

Sources: Canada’s National Observer

Politics • 2 months ago

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Former B.C. Conservatives Plan to Form New Political Party

Two MLAs from British Columbia have announced their intention to create a new political party following their departure from the provincial Conservatives. They aim to offer an alternative choice for voters who are dissatisfied with current options. The announcement comes as the legislature reconvenes this fall.

Sources: The Chronicle-journal, Squamish Chief, Richmond News, Ns News, Coast Reporter, Kamloops This Week, Baytoday.ca, Canada’s National Observer

Markets • 2 months ago

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Canadian ETF Assets Reach $896 Billion Due to Bond Fund Growth

In July, Canadian ETF assets increased to $896 billion, driven largely by strong bond fund performances. ETF net sales reached their fourth-highest monthly total on record, indicating continued interest from investors. Meanwhile, mutual funds experienced their strongest inflows since February.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Technology • 2 months ago

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NuScale Power Implements AI Tools to Enhance Advanced Reactor Development

NuScale Power Corporation is deploying nuclear-specific artificial intelligence (AI) tools in collaboration with NPX and Nuclearn. The initiative aims to support engineering and knowledge-management functions related to advanced small modular reactor (SMR) technology. This deployment is part of NuScale's efforts to advance the next generation of nuclear energy.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Business • 2 months ago

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Concerns Over Property Market Trends in Manitoba

There are growing concerns regarding the property market in Manitoba, particularly in light of housing trends observed in British Columbia. Some experts suggest that the issues faced in B.C. may begin to impact Manitoba's housing market. Various analyses indicate that factors influencing housing prices could lead to similar challenges in Manitoba.

Sources: Winnipeg Sun

Markets • 2 months ago

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Delta Resources Limited Holds Annual General Meeting

Delta Resources Limited held its Annual and Special Meeting of shareholders on August 20, 2026. Shareholders voted in favour of all items presented by the Board of Directors and Management. The re-elected members of the Board include Frank Candido, Ronald Kopas, Kevin B. Heather, and Sara Marcotte Paquet.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • 2 months ago

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Ties Between Canada and the U.S. Under Strain

The relationship between Canada and the United States is reportedly experiencing challenges. These challenges are attributed to the current U.S. administration's policies. Experts suggest that historical connections may be at risk due to these developments.

Sources: Pniatlantic

Politics • 2 months ago

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JD Vance Refers to Canada as a U.S. State Amid Trade Tensions

During a rally, JD Vance mistakenly referred to Canada as a U.S. state, describing it as a 'Freudian slip.' This comment sparked discussions regarding ongoing trade issues between the United States and Canada. Vance later defended his position on trade tariffs affecting Canada.

Sources: Google News, Yahoo! News

Business • 2 months ago

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Northisle Copper and Gold Inc. Expands Board and Advisory Team

Northisle Copper and Gold Inc. has announced new additions to its Board of Directors and advisory team. The new members include Gerardo Fernandez, Dr. Gillian Davidson, and Maurice Tagami. Chairman Alex Davidson expressed enthusiasm about these appointments.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Incident at Montreal's Trudeau Airport Involves Airport Employee

An airport employee was seriously injured at Montreal's Trudeau International Airport on Monday evening after an incident involving an aircraft. The specifics of the incident are currently under investigation. Emergency services were called, and the employee was taken to hospital.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, Kitchener News, Citynews Edmonton, Citynews Winnipeg, Citynews Ottawa, Citynews Vancouver, Halifax Today, Citynews Montreal, Citynews Calgary, Citynews Everywhere

Politics • 2 months ago

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Analysis of Canada's Negotiation Strategy with the U.S.

Negotiators have been critiqued for their approach in dealings with the United States over the past 18 months. Some believe that concessions were made that did not adequately benefit Canada. This assessment suggests a need to reevaluate negotiation strategies moving forward.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Provincial • 2 months ago

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B.C. Roadside Attraction Semifinal Features Othello Tunnels and Cathedral Grove

In the ongoing search for British Columbia's best roadside attraction, the first semifinal features Othello Tunnels and Cathedral Grove. Both locations reflect the province's rich natural environment and the ways it has been celebrated. Voters are encouraged to participate in choosing their favourite attraction as the event progresses to the finals.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Canadians Respond to Recent Trade Negotiation Challenges with the US

Canadian officials have expressed significant frustration following the breakdown of trade negotiations with the United States. The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of maintaining Canadian values despite the tensions. Analysts suggest that the current dynamics may impact the broader North American relationship.

Sources: The Guardian, The Globe and Mail

Markets • 2 months ago

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SIMA Submits Feedback on BCSC Fee Review

The Securities and Investment Management Association (SIMA) has submitted a response to the British Columbia Securities Commission's fee review. In its submission, SIMA advocates for increased transparency, predictability, and discipline in the fee structures used by the commission. The association's feedback reflects broader concerns within the investment community regarding regulatory fees.

Sources: Newswire

Technology • 2 months ago

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Cisco Introduces Sovereign Critical Infrastructure in Canada

Cisco has launched its Sovereign Critical Infrastructure portfolio in Canada. This initiative allows for configurable on-premises and air-gapped deployment options for critical sectors. The new infrastructure aims to enhance control for Canadian organizations.

Sources: Seeking Alpha, Newswire

Markets • 2 months ago

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LSL Pharma Group Announces Record Revenues in Second Quarter of 2026

LSL Pharma Group Inc. has reported record revenues for the second quarter of 2026. The Canadian integrated pharmaceutical company, active on the TSX Venture Exchange, released its financial results today. This announcement highlights significant developments in the company's financial performance.

Sources: Newswire

Politics • 2 months ago

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Municipal Association Calls for Federal Tariff Relief

The Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association (NOMA) is advocating for rapid government tariff relief. They express support for the federal government's initiatives aimed at boosting Canada's economic interests and competitiveness. NOMA's focus includes the impacts of these tariffs on industries, businesses, and communities within the region.

Sources: The Chronicle-journal

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Saskatchewan Coaches Involved in Flag Football Teams for 2028 Olympics

Saskatchewan coaches are included in the men’s and women’s flag football teams that have qualified for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The selection marks a significant achievement for flag football in the region. These developments highlight the growing prominence of flag football as a competitive sport in Canada.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Survey Indicates High Levels of Psychological Distress Among Ontario Youth

Recent findings from the Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey show that 46 per cent of youth in grades 7 to 12 reported experiencing moderate to serious psychological distress in 2025. This is an indication that mental health issues among Ontario youth remain significant, although the levels are reportedly returning to pre-pandemic figures. Experts stress the importance of continuing to monitor and address the mental health needs of young people in the province.

Sources: The Star, Canada’s National Observer, Ctv News, Oakville News

Technology • 2 months ago

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Ansaldo Energia Partners with Kinaxis for AI Supply Chain Solutions

Ansaldo Energia has chosen Kinaxis Inc. to implement its AI-powered MaestroTM platform for supply chain management. This collaboration comes as demand for power generation technology is increasing globally. Kinaxis is a Canadian company based in Ottawa and specializes in supply chain planning and orchestration.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Technology • 2 months ago

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Introhive Introduces Relationship Intelligence into Enterprise AI via MCP

Introhive has launched a feature called Relationship Intelligence that can be integrated into Enterprise AI through its MCP platform. This innovation is intended to enhance business operations by leveraging data to improve connections with clients and stakeholders. The introduction of this technology has implications for various industries looking to optimize their relationship management strategies.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Record Grizzly Bear Killings Reported in Alberta

In 2024, Alberta recorded the highest number of grizzly bear killings on record, with a total of 40 bears killed. Among these, 21 were killed by law enforcement, marking the first year where over half of the deaths were attributed to such actions. There has been no provincial grizzly bear population study since 2018.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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Astros and GM Dana Brown Part Ways Amid Performance Concerns

Dana Brown, the general manager of the Houston Astros, has mutually agreed to part ways with the team, despite them being tied for first place in the American League West. The decision comes amid ongoing discussions about the team's performance and future directions. The Astros will search for a new general manager as they navigate the remainder of the season.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Ontario Premier Advocates for Retaliatory Measures on Oil Exports to the U.S.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has suggested that Canada should consider taxing or limiting oil exports to the United States. This proposal comes in response to tensions in trade relations between Canada and the U.S. and seeks to retaliate against actions taken by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Sources: Edmonton Journal

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Research Validates Year-Round Shipping Potential from Port of Churchill

New research has confirmed the feasibility of year-round shipping from the Port of Churchill, according to the governments of Canada and Manitoba, alongside the Arctic Gateway Group. This finding supports discussions regarding the expansion of the Arctic deepsea port. Manitoba's premier expressed optimism about this development, indicating it could resolve uncertainties previously held by shippers.

Sources: My Steinbach, Construct Connect

Business • 2 months ago

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Bullion Gold Completes Drilling at Terragold Property

Bullion Gold Discoveries Corp. has completed a validation drilling program at its Terragold property in Quebec. The drilling involved a total of 3,909 metres. The property is situated approximately 12 kilometres south of Senneterre in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Business • 2 months ago

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Zodiac Gold Reports New Gold Trenching Results at Todi Gold Project

Zodiac Gold Inc. has announced new trenching and channel sampling results from the Feh Feh and Lewis areas of its Todi Gold Project. The results include significant gold grades and the discovery of new gold-bearing targets parallel to a 16-kilometre trend. The company continues to evaluate its exploration potential in West Africa.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Business • 2 months ago

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Excalibur Metals Announces Exploration Plans for Bellehelen Silver-Gold Project

Excalibur Metals Corp. has announced its plans for an extensive field exploration program at the Bellehelen Silver-Gold Project located in Nye County, Nevada. The company intends to conduct comprehensive geological mapping among other exploration activities. Additionally, Excalibur has revealed its nominees for the board of directors.

Sources: The Kingston Whig Standard

Business • 2 months ago

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Loblaw Releases August Food Inflation Report Following CPI Data

Loblaw has published its Food Inflation Report for August, noting a decrease in food inflation rates. According to Statistics Canada, the consumer price index (CPI) for food purchased from stores slowed to 3.1% in July, a drop from 3.9% in June. This suggests a positive trend in food price growth over the previous month.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 2 months ago

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NexGold Provides Results from Drilling Program at Goldlund Deposit

NexGold Mining Corp. announced results from its diamond drilling program at the Goldlund Deposit in Ontario. The company reported gold intersections, including 3.08 grams per tonne over 17.0 metres and 84.30 grams per tonne over 1.0 metre. NexGold has expanded its drilling program as part of its development efforts at the Goliath Gold Complex.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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WorkplaceNL Introduces New Working at Heights Training Standard

WorkplaceNL is set to implement an eight-hour standard for working at heights training, replacing the previous fall protection training. This change aims to enhance worker safety in elevated work environments. The new standard will come into effect on August 25, 2026.

Sources: Ohs Canada

Business • 2 months ago

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GoldInxs Mining Corp. Appoints New Vice President and Partners with Indigenous Collaboration Group

GoldInxs Mining Corp. has appointed Tara Asfour as Vice President of Corporate Development and Communications. The company has also engaged with Indigenous Collaboration Group Ltd. to enhance its corporate development efforts. This move is part of GoldInxs's strategy to strengthen investor communications and partnerships.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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BC Hydro Expands Mount Pleasant Substation

BC Hydro is proceeding with a $90 million expansion of the Mount Pleasant substation in Vancouver. The project aims to increase capacity to serve an additional 50,000 customers by adding a third transformer and supporting electrical infrastructure. The new transformer is scheduled to arrive in early September.

Sources: Construct Connect

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Cape Breton Eagles Make Trades with Charlottetown Islanders and Rimouski Océanic

The Cape Breton Eagles have traded forward Hugo Charron to the Charlottetown Islanders for picks in the 2028 draft. Additionally, the Eagles acquired a player from the Rimouski Océanic as part of their roster changes. These transactions reflect the team's strategy as they prepare for future seasons.

Sources: Pniatlantic

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Pilot Program Assists Homeless Patients at New Brunswick Hospital

A pilot program at Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital in New Brunswick aims to assist homeless patients by connecting them to community resources and housing. The program, known as the 'Homelessness Navigator,' was launched in September and involves a dedicated coordinator. The initiative is a collaboration between Horizon Health Network and the New Brunswick Department of Social Development.

Sources: The Tj News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Canada Participates in Global Initiative for Obesity Management Through Exercise Physiology

Canada has aligned itself with an international campaign advocating for the inclusion of exercise physiology in obesity management strategies. This initiative aims to leverage the expertise of exercise physiologists to improve health outcomes for individuals facing obesity. The call emphasizes a collaborative approach among healthcare professionals to address obesity as a public health issue.

Sources: Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Canada Imposes Retaliatory Tariffs in Response to US Actions

Canada has announced a series of retaliatory tariffs aimed at several U.S. products. This decision follows recent unilateral actions taken by the U.S. that Canada views as detrimental to its trade interests. The escalation is part of an ongoing trade dispute between the two countries.

Sources: The Star

Business • 2 months ago

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Kane Biotech Presents Research on Antimicrobial Wound Care Technology

Kane Biotech Inc. presented research on its revyve antimicrobial wound care technology at the Military Health System Research Symposium held from August 3-5, 2026. The presentation focused on potential applications in prolonged field care and military wound management. This event highlights the ongoing developments in medical technologies for military settings.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 2 months ago

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Canada Responds to US Tariffs with Icebreaker Project in Lévis

Canada has announced an $11.3 billion investment in building icebreakers in Lévis as a response to US tariffs. This initiative aims to support domestic procurement as part of Canada's broader economic strategy. The project is expected to have significant implications for the Canadian maritime industry and job creation in the region.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Technology • 2 months ago

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Canadian Businesses Transition to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Canadian businesses in various sectors are transitioning from legacy ERP systems to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Dynamics Square Canada is facilitating this modernization process through upgrades and migrations. An example of this trend includes an Ontario community health centre that upgraded from Sage 300 to Business Central.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post

Politics • 2 months ago

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Insurance Bureau of Canada Proposes Measures for Natural Disaster Resilience in Quebec

The Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) has released a proposal outlining three key measures aimed at enhancing Quebec's resilience to natural disasters. This announcement comes as the province prepares for an upcoming general election. IBC emphasizes the need for proactive adaptation strategies to mitigate the impacts of climate change-related events.

Sources: Newswire

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Alberta's Referendum Questions Present Complexity for Voters

Alberta is currently facing a referendum process that includes multiple questions, leading to potential confusion among voters. The separation options are combined into a single query, while additional questions are presented on colour-coded ballots. A total of 10 individual ballot boxes will be used for voting.

Sources: The Star, The Record

Business • 2 months ago

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Trade Talks Between Canada and the U.S. Collapse, Causing Concerns

Recent trade talks between Canada and the United States have collapsed, leading to rising tensions and potential economic impacts on both sides of the border. Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to suspend negotiations has drawn criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump. The trade dispute is expected to have significant implications for various industries, particularly in regions like Saskatchewan.

Sources: Ctv News, Kamloops This Week, Cp24, Canada’s National Observer, Global News, The Star, The Record

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Manitoba Implements Harmonized Teacher Salary Grid

Manitoba is introducing a harmonized salary grid for teachers this fall, aimed at standardizing pay across the province. The new initiative seeks to ensure that teachers with the same qualifications receive equal compensation regardless of their location. However, this change may impose financial challenges on school divisions as they adjust to the new salary structure.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News, Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Montreal Canadiens Prospect Rankings Continue with Owen Beck and Florian Xhekaj

The Montreal Canadiens prospect rankings for 2026 have highlighted Owen Beck and Florian Xhekaj. Beck is ranked 15th while Xhekaj holds the 14th position in the list. These rankings are part of a broader analysis of promising players under the age of 25 within the Canadiens organization.

Sources: Google News

Technology • 2 months ago

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BlackBerry CEOs Highlights Growth in Robotics Sector

BlackBerry's CEO has reported that the company's robotics division is among its fastest-growing businesses. The statement reflects a broader strategy by BlackBerry to diversify beyond its historical phone manufacturing. Analysts continue to monitor the company's stock movement in light of these changes.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Donald Trump Critiques Ontario Premier Doug Ford Amid Tariff Discussions

President Donald Trump made remarks about Ontario Premier Doug Ford, stating that Ford is 'less intelligent' than his late brother Rob Ford. The comments come in the context of rising tensions related to tariffs. These remarks have attracted attention as comparisons to the former Toronto mayor persist in public discourse.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Nova Scotia Apple Crop Shows Signs of Recovery After Drought

Apple farmers in Nova Scotia are reporting a recovery of their crops following the drought that impacted the region last year. The returning health of apple trees suggests a more promising harvest season ahead. Farmers are optimistic about the forthcoming yield as conditions improve.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Exploring Commuter Rail Options for Halifax

Nova Scotia is currently examining options for establishing rapid transit in the Halifax Regional Municipality. Advocates are suggesting a transition to commuter rail as a potential solution. This analysis looks into the reasons for the absence of commuter rail in the province and the possible requirements for its implementation.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Completion of Highway 2 Contract Leads to Increased Roadwork Activities

The contract for the Trans-Canada Highway between Fredericton and Moncton is nearing its conclusion after 30 years. This development has prompted a surge in roadwork to address maintenance and upgrades along the corridor. Transportation officials are planning to ensure smooth transitions to future management of the highway.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Business • 2 months ago

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Discussion Emerges on Canadian Oil's Role in US-Canada Trade Relations

There is an ongoing trade dispute between the United States and Canada, during which Canadian oil has not been a focal point. Some discussions suggest that Canada could leverage its oil exports as a negotiating tool in this trade situation. The implications of this potential strategy on both countries remain to be explored.

Sources: Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Analysis of Canada's Chinese Electric Vehicle Deal Amidst U.S. Negotiations

Canada's deal with China regarding electric vehicles (EVs) has reached a significant milestone, with over 60% of the quota fulfilled within the first evaluation period. This situation has arisen concurrent with stalled discussions between the U.S. and its partners about EV partnerships and trade agreements. Stakeholders are examining the implications for both Canadian and U.S. markets as the deadline approaches.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Key House of Assembly Roles Remain Unfilled in Newfoundland and Labrador

The roles of chief electoral officer and commissioner for legislative standards in Newfoundland and Labrador have been filled by acting appointments since 2022. As of now, there have been no permanent appointments made for these key positions. This situation has persisted for nearly four years, raising concerns about governance and accountability in the province.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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SPARC AI Inc. Holds Annual General and Special Meeting Results

SPARC AI Inc. held its annual general and special meeting on August 24, 2026, where shareholders elected new members to the board of directors. Following the meeting, the company announced the granting of incentive stock options to its directors and CEO. These developments are part of SPARC AI's governance and incentive strategies.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Uncontested Elections in 11 Municipalities in Ottawa Region

In the upcoming municipal elections, 11 out of the 20 most populous municipalities outside the capital in Ottawa will not require voters to cast ballots. This is due to only one candidate running for office in these communities. Several of the uncontested races include mayoral positions.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Montreal Canadiens Offseason Developments and Atlantic Division Analysis

The Montreal Canadiens are in the midst of an offseason with speculation surrounding their roster decisions. Analysts are evaluating the competitiveness of the Atlantic Division, often referred to as a challenging environment for teams. There is a noticeable concern regarding the urgency of the Canadiens' offseason activities.

Sources: Google News

Technology • 2 months ago

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Expert Analysis on Potential Impact of Trump's Tariffs on Electronics

Experts indicate that the recent tariffs imposed by the Trump administration could lead to increased prices for various electronics, including components used in artificial intelligence technology. While the automotive and steel sectors have been the primary focus in the trade discussions, electronics are also at risk of price hikes. This analysis highlights the broader implications of trade policies on the technology market.

Sources: CBC News

Markets • 2 months ago

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Loblaw Companies Limited Holds Significant Grocery Market Share in Canada

Loblaw Companies Limited is recognized as the largest grocery retailer in Canada, leveraging its purchasing power for market advantage. The company continues to operate in a competitive environment while maintaining a substantial presence in the grocery sector. Recent evaluations of its stock indicate discussions around its valuation in the market.

Sources: Seeking Alpha

Markets • 2 months ago

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BetterLife Pharma Files for Public Offering to Fund Cluster Headache and Migraine Trials

BetterLife Pharma has submitted a preliminary short-form prospectus for a proposed offering of common shares and pre-funded warrants. The offering is intended to advance the company’s trials for cluster headaches and migraines. The filing has been made with securities regulatory authorities in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario.

Sources: Seeking Alpha

Politics • 2 months ago

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Discussion on Canadian Leadership Decisions

An opinion piece discusses the recent actions of Canada's Prime Minister concerning a specific deal. The author expresses the view that the Prime Minister's current approach should be intensified. The piece suggests outlining clear steps to represent the Canadian public's stance more effectively.

Sources: The Tyee

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Study Highlights Barriers to Blood Donation for Black Canadians

A recent study has identified systemic racial barriers that hinder Black Canadians from donating blood. Conducted by researchers at the University of Ottawa, the study reveals that many individuals perceive obstacles in the blood donation process. The findings indicate a critical need for addressing these barriers to increase participation among Black Canadians in blood donation programs.

Sources: Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Questerre Energy Corporation Secures Exploration Rights in Nova Scotia

Questerre Energy Corporation has successfully won the bid for exploration rights in Nova Scotia. The bidding results were announced on August 24, 2026. This achievement marks a significant milestone for the company in its expansion efforts.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Parole Denied for Man Convicted of 1982 Family Murders

David Ennis, convicted of murdering a family of six during a camping trip in Wells Gray Park in 1982, has been denied parole once again. This decision comes decades after the tragic event. The case remains significant in discussions about crime and justice in Canada.

Sources: Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Windsor Industries Respond to Continued U.S. Tariffs

Windsor-based industries are reacting to the ongoing U.S. tariffs on Canadian products following recent trade negotiations. Some local companies, particularly mould makers, report that the new tariffs do not directly impact them. However, concerns persist regarding investments in Canada due to the uncertainty created by the tariff situation.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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Analysis Predicts Potential Job Losses in Canada Due to U.S. Tariffs

A recent analysis indicates that nearly 90,000 Canadian jobs may be affected by a potential 50 per cent tariff imposed by the United States. Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia are projected to experience the most significant job losses. Experts warn that Alberta could also face indirect impacts, particularly in industries such as agriculture and trucking.

Sources: Cp24, Bnn Bloomberg, Ctv News, CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Tropical Air Mass Affects Weather from Atlantic Canada to Bahamas

A significant tropical air mass has developed, extending over 3,000 kilometres from the Bahamas to Atlantic Canada. This air mass has been linked to recent heavy rains and increased moisture levels in the region. The connection between the weather patterns in Atlantic Canada and the subtropical moisture highlights the impact of distance on weather systems.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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PWHL Walter Cup Trophy Reported Missing and Found

The PWHL’s Walter Cup trophy went missing while in transit to Alberta for a victory tour. Reports indicate the trophy was misplaced, but specific details about its loss remain unclear. The league has announced that the trophy has been found after the brief incident.

Sources: Google News, Yahoo! News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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British Columbia Halts Overdose Prevention Site Plan in Vancouver

British Columbia's health minister has directed Vancouver Coastal Health to cancel plans for a new overdose prevention site in downtown Vancouver. The decision has received support from the Vancouver mayor. This announcement comes amid ongoing discussions regarding approaches to tackle overdose issues in the city.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Business • 2 months ago

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New U.S. Tariffs Impact Canadian Artists

New tariffs imposed by the United States are affecting Canadian artists financially, particularly those who sell artwork to American buyers. Artist Lorette Luzajic, based in Toronto, has expressed distress over the situation as American sales contribute significantly to her income. The new tariffs present challenges for Canadian artists reliant on the U.S. market.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Severe Hailstorm Causes Damage in Central Alberta

A severe hailstorm impacted parts of central Alberta on Sunday, resulting in damage to homes, vehicles, and property in communities such as Springbrook. The storm was characterized by large hailstones and high winds exceeding 90 km/h. Residents are assessing the aftermath as the area braces for additional severe weather threats in the coming days.

Sources: Google News, CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Chinook Salmon Numbers Increase in Whitehorse, Experts Warn of Smaller Future Runs

Chinook salmon numbers in Whitehorse have risen this year compared to previous years. However, fisheries expert Scott Hinch from the University of British Columbia cautions that this increase may not signify a long-term trend. The overall decline of Yukon River chinook populations over the decades raises concerns about a potentially 'new normal'.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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GoldHaven Resources Corp. Secures Up to $2 Million in Financing

GoldHaven Resources Corp. has announced a flow-through financing arrangement expecting gross proceeds of up to $2 million. This financing involves the issuance of flow-through common shares. The company operates in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Rebecca Marino Advances in U.S. Open Qualifying

Canadian tennis player Rebecca Marino won her first-round qualifying match at the U.S. Open. She defeated France's Fiona Fero with a score of 6-1, 6-4. This victory brings her closer to qualifying for the main draw of the tournament.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Manitoba Progressive Conservatives Reduce Deficit Amid Fundraising Challenges

The Progressive Conservative Party in Manitoba reported a reduced deficit for the year 2025 while still remaining in the red. The party disclosed that their financial situation was aided in part by donations from a former leadership candidate who has since left the party. Despite these efforts, the PCs continue to trail behind the governing New Democratic Party in terms of fundraising.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Concerns Raised Over Alberta's Immigration-Related Referendum Questions

Alberta is set to hold a referendum this fall that includes questions related to immigration status and access to social services. Advocacy groups for migrants have expressed concern regarding the implications these questions may have on human rights. The discussions focus on balancing provincial costs with the rights of individuals seeking services.

Sources: Airdrie News, Western Wheel, Town And Country Today

Politics • 2 months ago

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Ottawa Introduces Business Supports Amid U.S. Trade Concerns

The federal government of Canada is set to implement business support measures to assist small businesses in light of ongoing trade tensions with the United States. Minister Hadju emphasized the importance of these supports for small business protection. The federal initiatives also include efforts to strengthen supply chains.

Sources: Calgary Herald

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Isaiah Smith Makes Debut Start as Running Back for Argonauts

Isaiah Smith had a notable debut as a starter for the Toronto Argonauts in the CFL. His performance was marked by a strong showing on the field, indicating potential for future games. The Argonauts are looking to build on this positive development as the season progresses.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Business • 2 months ago

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Increase in International Visitors During FIFA World Cup in Canada

During the FIFA World Cup, Canada experienced an increase in international arrivals, with an addition of 33,000 visitors. The majority of these arrivals came from countries whose teams participated in the event, particularly Australia, Panama, and Germany. This bump in numbers reflects the event's impact on tourism in Canada.

Sources: Global News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Ontario Municipalities Await Reimbursement for Greenbelt Expenses

Several municipalities in Ontario have reported that they are still waiting for reimbursement related to expenses incurred from the Greenbelt controversy. The Ford government had previously committed to covering these costs after changing its plans for the protected Greenbelt. The outstanding payments are reportedly amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News

Politics • 2 months ago

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Canada-U.S. Trade Talks End Without Agreement

Recent Canada-U.S. trade negotiations concluded without reaching an agreement. Canada's ambassador to the U.S., Mark Wiseman, indicated that no single issue was solely responsible for the collapse of the talks. Prime Minister Mark Carney cited damaging terms proposed by the U.S. as a key factor influencing Canada's decision to walk away from the discussions.

Sources: National Post, Yahoo! News, CBC News, Google News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Quebec's Economic Response to Recent U.S. Tariffs

Quebec's key industries, including aluminum, dairy, and lumber, are facing challenges due to increased tariffs imposed by the United States. Premier Christine Fréchette has discussed the province's reaction to these trade tensions. The impact of these tariffs on Quebec's economy is being closely monitored by government officials and industry leaders.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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LaSalle College Seeks Creditor Protection Following Substantial Fine from Quebec Government

LaSalle College has sought creditor protection after being fined nearly $30 million by the Quebec government. The fine was imposed due to the college having an excessive number of students enrolled in its English-language programs for the years 2023 to 2025. The situation highlights ongoing regulatory challenges for educational institutions in Quebec.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News

Business • 2 months ago

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Ottawa Businesses Adjust Strategies Amid U.S. Tariffs

Ottawa-based businesses are responding to the latest U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods by adjusting their client base. One company is pivoting its focus from U.S. clients to a more global market, while another company has decided to stop shipping goods to the United States altogether. These changes reflect the ongoing uncertainty related to trade relations between Canada and the U.S.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News

Provincial • 2 months ago

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Saskatoon Woman Expresses Frustration Over WestJet's Mobility Aid Weight Limit Deadline

The Canadian Transportation Agency has ordered WestJet to eliminate its 136-kilogram (300-pound) weight limit for mobility aids by June 30, 2027. A woman from Saskatoon has expressed her dissatisfaction with the timeline provided for this change. She believes that the deadline is excessively long.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 2 months ago

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Economists Warn of Recession Risks Amid Rising Tariffs

Economists have expressed concerns that rising tariffs could lead to an economic downturn in Canada. They highlight the country's dependence on the United States for trade and economic stability. The situation raises fears of potential recession if tensions escalate further.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 2 months ago

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New Research Chair Appointed in Women's Heart Health at Manitoba Hospital

Dr. Shelley Zieroth has been appointed as the new research chair in women's clinical heart health at a hospital in Manitoba. Her focus will be on advancing health equity for women in the region. The initiative aims to improve outcomes in women's heart health research.

Sources: Global News, Google News

Business • 2 months ago

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Manitoba Businesses Prepare for Impact of US Tariffs

Manitoba businesses are preparing for the consequences of new US tariffs that could affect trade relations between Canada and the US. The Canadian government plans to implement dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs in response. Concerns focus on how these tariffs may impact local industries and consumer prices in Manitoba.

Sources: Philippine Canadian Inquirer, Yahoo! News, CBC News, Global News