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Thursday, August 27

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Provincial • 15 minutes ago
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Saskatchewan Premier to Announce Guidelines for Future Data Centres

Saskatchewan's Premier has stated that new guidelines for future data centres in the province will be made public within the next 24 hours. The announcement follows discussions on the development of data centres in the region. Implementation of these guidelines aims to regulate the sector and address potential concerns.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 15 minutes ago
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Potential for Investment Growth in Canada Highlighted by Recent TD Report

A report from TD Economics suggests that Canada could see over $1 trillion in investment over the next decade if certain policy reforms are implemented. The report outlines the potential for an investment 'super cycle' driven by changes in tax and regulatory frameworks. Analysts are noting the urgency for action to capitalize on these opportunities.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Provincial • 44 minutes ago
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Saskatchewan RCMP Arrest Two Suspects in Pelican Narrows Shooting

The Saskatchewan RCMP have announced the arrest of two suspects related to a shooting that occurred in Pelican Narrows earlier this month. The arrests were made after an extensive search utilizing aircraft. The details surrounding the shooting incident have not been fully disclosed.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 44 minutes ago
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Saskatchewan Court Overturns Dismissal of Abuse Lawsuit Against Legacy Christian Academy

Saskatchewan's highest court has reversed a decision that dismissed a proposed class action lawsuit related to alleged abuse at Legacy Christian Academy, a private Christian school in Saskatoon. The court's ruling allows the lawsuit to proceed, enabling former students to seek legal recourse. The case has garnered significant attention and raised questions about accountability in private educational institutions.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 44 minutes ago
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Local Grocers Promote Domestic Products Amid Trade Tensions

Local grocers in Canada are emphasizing the importance of purchasing Canadian-made products as trade tensions grow between Canada and the United States. This initiative comes in response to ongoing tariff disputes that have affected various sectors. The movement aims to support local economies and reduce reliance on imported goods during unstable trade relations.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Alberta Responds to U.S. Tariffs Amid Trade Tensions

Canadian premiers have expressed concern over U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to impose 50 per cent tariffs on various Canadian imports. Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith has responded differently than her counterparts by cautioning against retaliation. Political pressure is mounting on Smith to adopt a unified 'Team Canada' strategy in response to the escalating trade war.

Sources: CBC News, Medicine Hat News, Google News, Yahoo! News
Business • about 1 hour ago
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Roger Greenberg Confirms Ottawa Redblacks Will Remain in Ottawa

Roger Greenberg, owner of the Ottawa Redblacks, has stated that the team will remain in Ottawa despite its current performance. The Redblacks are facing challenges this season, having not secured a win thus far. Discussions continue regarding the team's struggles and its historical standing within the Canadian Football League (CFL).

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 hour ago
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Federal Investment in Six Airports in British Columbia

The federal government has announced a $23.5 million investment across six airports in British Columbia. This initiative aims to improve critical infrastructure at these airports. Minister of Transport Steven MacKinnon is scheduled to make an announcement at Prince Rupert Airport regarding this funding.

Sources: Google News
Business • about 2 hours ago
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Trade Negotiations and Tariff Disruptions Affecting Canadian Businesses

Recent breakdowns in Canada-U.S. trade negotiations have led to the introduction of new tariffs on Canadian goods by the United States. The Brandon Chamber of Commerce has raised concerns regarding the implications of these tariffs for the local business community. In New Brunswick, businesses are already observing shifts in consumer preferences as customers look away from U.S. products due to the tariff situation.

Sources: Brandonsun, CBC News
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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American Tourists Visit Maritimes Amid Trade Tensions

American tourists from cruise ships are visiting Halifax and Charlottetown. Despite ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the United States, many visitors express enjoyment of their time in the Maritimes. The influx of American tourists is a notable aspect of the local economy during this period of uncertainty.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 2 hours ago
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Musicians and Fans Reflect on the Legacy of Dolly Parton Across Canada

Canadian musicians and fans are expressing their sorrow over the death of country music superstar Dolly Parton. Parton passed away at the age of 80, prompting tributes from artists nationwide. Her influence on the music community is being highlighted, particularly by those who had personal encounters with her.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 2 hours ago
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Sarnia Mayor Expresses Concern Over Canada-U.S. Trade Relations

The Mayor of Sarnia, Ontario, Mike Bradley, has expressed concerns regarding the ongoing Canada-U.S. trade conflict. He indicated a lack of optimism about negotiations ahead of the government's deadline for potential retaliatory tariffs. Bradley also suggested that U.S. President Donald Trump may seek other avenues to challenge Canada regardless of election outcomes.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 2 hours ago
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Polling Boost for Ford Government Following Recent Trade Tariffs

A new study by Liaison Strategies indicates that the Ford government's popularity has increased following the imposition of tariffs by the U.S. on Canadian goods. These tariffs, set at 50 per cent, were enacted after trade discussions between the two nations broke down. The spike in polling has raised questions about the implications for Canadian politics amid the trade dispute.

Sources: Global News
Technology • about 2 hours ago
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Meta's New Child Protection Measures Exclude Canadian Teens

Meta has announced new child protection measures following a legal settlement in the United States. However, these changes will not be applied to Canadian teens at this time. The decision has raised concerns regarding the safety of young users in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • about 2 hours ago
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Prime Minister Carney Discusses Trade Strategy with Opposition Leaders

Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with various party leaders regarding trade negotiations with the United States, emphasizing the need for a collaborative approach. This conversation took place following his decision to suspend negotiations partly due to tariffs imposed by the U.S. administration. Economists have expressed concerns about the economic ramifications of this decision.

Sources: Canada’s National Observer, Econotimes
Politics • about 2 hours ago
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Discussion on Alberta's Political Landscape

Alberta remains a focal point of political discussion, particularly concerning the dynamics between the NDP and UCP. The separation issue has been a significant topic in recent political discourse. The future strategies of the NDP leader in relation to this issue are under scrutiny.

Sources: Airdrie News
Technology • about 2 hours ago
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University of Waterloo Students Set New Rocket Launch Record

The University of Waterloo's student rocketry team successfully launched a rocket to an altitude of 63,497 feet, setting a new world record. This achievement occurred during a yearly rocketry challenge that involves teams from various universities. The launch has been recognized by multiple news outlets as a significant accomplishment for the university's engineering and aerospace programs.

Sources: Google News
Politics • about 2 hours ago
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Calls to Cancel Alberta Separation Referendum Amid Canada-U.S. Trade War

Alberta's Opposition leader and former Mayor Naheed Nenshi are urging Premier Danielle Smith to cancel the proposed referendum on Alberta's separation from Canada. They argue that the current Canada-U.S. trade war is not an appropriate context for such a divisive vote. Premier Smith has not publicly commented on the calls for cancellation but has highlighted the importance of accelerating national projects and business support amid the trade tensions.

Sources: Google News, Bnn Bloomberg, Canada’s National Observer, Ctv News
Business • about 2 hours ago
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Lomiko Metals Issues Interim Court Order and Management Information Circular

Lomiko Metals Inc. has announced the filing of its management information circular in connection with a special meeting for shareholders and warrant holders. The meeting will address arrangements with Global Battery Materials. Lomiko has also received an interim court order related to this process.

Sources: Businesswire