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Tuesday, August 25

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Business • 29 minutes ago
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Trade Talks Between Canada and the U.S. Break Down, Impacting Both Nations

The trade talks between Canada and the United States have collapsed, resulting in reactions from both countries. U.S. President Donald Trump has increased his rhetoric in response to this breakdown, while Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to suspend negotiations has drawn criticism. The fallout is particularly felt in various sectors, especially in regions like Saskatchewan, where local industries are at risk.

Sources: Ctv News, Kamloops This Week, Cp24, Canada’s National Observer, Global News
Business • 30 minutes ago
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Importance of American Liquor in Canadian Trade Discussions

Discussions regarding tariffs have increasingly focused on American liquor available in Canada. The trade conversation highlights the implications of import policies on Canadian consumers and businesses. Understanding the significance of this issue requires an analysis of economic impacts and regulatory frameworks.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 30 minutes ago
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Southern Alberta Charity Closes After Health Services Order

A charity in Raymond, Alberta, has announced its permanent closure, affecting both its food bank and thrift store operations. This decision follows an order from Alberta Health Services for the charity to shut down earlier this month. The closure represents a significant loss for the local community served by the charity.

Sources: Google News, Global News
Business • 30 minutes 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 • about 1 hour 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 • about 1 hour 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 • about 1 hour 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 • about 1 hour 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 • about 1 hour 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 • about 1 hour 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 • about 1 hour 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
Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Ford Responds to Trump's Tariff Threats Amid Trade Tensions

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has indicated that all options are on the table, including surcharges on electricity sent to U.S. states, as tensions rise between Canada and the U.S. over trade issues. The exchange comes after the collapse of recent trade talks, leading to heightened rhetoric from both leaders. Ford referred to U.S. President Donald Trump in derogatory terms during his remarks on the situation.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Toronto Telegraph, CBC News
Provincial • about 1 hour 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 • about 1 hour 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
Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Ottawa Considers Response to U.S. Import Measures

The Prime Minister has announced plans for retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports, which are set to take effect on September 8. The federal government is currently weighing its options in response to these measures. Discussions are ongoing within the administration regarding the potential impact and effectiveness of the proposed tariffs.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Provincial • about 1 hour 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 • about 1 hour ago
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Canada to Implement Retaliatory Tariffs Against the U.S.

Canada is set to announce retaliatory tariffs on the United States. The announcement will be made on Tuesday, according to multiple sources. These tariffs are a response to earlier trade measures imposed by the U.S.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • about 1 hour 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
Politics • about 1 hour ago
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JD Vance Refers to Canada as a U.S. State During Rally

During a recent rally, JD Vance mistakenly referred to Canada as a U.S. state, which he later described as a 'Freudian slip.' The comments were made in the context of discussing trade tensions and tariffs between the U.S. and Canada. Vance's remarks have drawn attention amid ongoing discussions about trade policies and their implications.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 2 hours 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 • about 2 hours 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
Politics • about 3 hours ago
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Alberta and Ontario Premiers Discuss Ongoing Trade Issues

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier Doug Ford held a phone conversation on Monday regarding Canada's current trade situation. The two leaders addressed the implications of the ongoing trade war affecting various sectors. This discussion highlights the collaboration between provinces as they navigate economic challenges.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • about 3 hours 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 • about 3 hours 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 • about 3 hours 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
Politics • about 3 hours ago
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Former B.C. Conservatives Announce Plans for New Political Party

Two Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) in British Columbia have announced their intention to form a new political party following their departure from the provincial Conservatives. They have expressed a desire to offer an alternative for voters who feel dissatisfied with current options. The new party aims to provide representation as the legislature resumes this fall.

Sources: The Chronicle-journal, Squamish Chief, Richmond News, Ns News, Coast Reporter
Provincial • about 3 hours 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
Politics • about 3 hours ago
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Prime Minister Mark Carney Responds to U.S. Tariffs with Retaliatory Measures

Prime Minister Mark Carney has suspended all negotiations with the United States and announced retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods. This response follows the imposition of U.S. tariffs on approximately $28 billion worth of Canadian goods. Carney has stated that the trade agreement proposed by the U.S. was not in the best interest of Canadians.

Sources: Cp24, Ctv News, Citynews Vancouver, Citynews Edmonton, Kitchener News, Citynews Everywhere, Citynews Ottawa, Citynews Montreal, Halifax Today, Citynews Calgary, Citynews Winnipeg
Business • about 3 hours 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