Canada Edition · Day Desk

Saturday, August 29

10 stories

Markets • 20 minutes ago

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Sable Resources Ltd. Grants Stock Options

Sable Resources Ltd. has announced the granting of 650,000 stock options to various stakeholders, including directors, officers, employees, and consultants. This move aligns with the company's established stock option plan. The options are intended to support the company's strategic interests and incentivize key personnel.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 20 minutes ago

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Canada's Initiative to Attract Research Talent Amid U.S. Funding Cuts

Canada is actively working to attract leading academic researchers, with initiatives led by prominent figures including Mark Carney. This effort comes in response to recent cuts to federal funding in the United States. The contrast between the two countries highlights Canada's strategy to enhance its research capabilities and innovation landscape.

Sources: National Post

Provincial • 20 minutes ago

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SaskPower Customers Face Possible Rate Increase in 2027

The Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel has indicated that SaskPower customers may experience a rate increase ranging from 5.4 per cent to 6.4 per cent next year. This potential hike is attributed to significant financial and operational pressures faced by SaskPower. Customers are being urged to prepare for the possible adjustment in rates.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 20 minutes ago

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Manitoba Announces $103 Million Tariff Relief Plan

The Manitoba government has unveiled a $103 million plan to provide relief to industries affected by U.S. tariffs. This initiative aims to support local agricultural producers and other sectors impacted by trade restrictions. The move comes in response to concerns over the economic effects of the tariffs on Manitoba's industries.

Sources: Global News

Technology • 20 minutes ago

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University of Lethbridge Partners with Canadian Space Agency on Biotech Project

The University of Lethbridge is collaborating with the Canadian Space Agency on a project that aims to test biological materials for potential use in space. The partnership focuses on biomanufacturing, especially for applications in remote communities on Earth. The project involves testing a prototype payload in the stratosphere.

Sources: Ctv News, Lethbridge News Now

Provincial • 20 minutes ago

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Ontario Premier Marks Milestone at New Nickel Mining Project in Sudbury

Ontario Premier Doug Ford attended the celebration of the first ore mined from the Onaping Depth Project at Craig Mine in Greater Sudbury. The event was organized by Glencore Canada, marking a significant milestone in the project. Dignitaries gathered to acknowledge the progress of this nickel mining venture.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News

Provincial • 20 minutes ago

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Family of Canadian Couple Missing in Nepal Amid Flooding

Sumit Rawla and Shubhakshi Rawla, a Canadian couple, are missing in Nepal after being caught in flash flooding near the Himalayan border while preparing for a hike. Their family, particularly sister Seema Rawla, has expressed deep concern and uncertainty about their situation. The couple were last in contact via a Facetime call on the morning of the incident.

Sources: Citynews Ottawa, Citynews Calgary, Kitchener News, Halifax Today, Citynews Montreal

Politics • 20 minutes ago

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Herb Dhaliwal Proposes New Political Party in British Columbia

Former federal minister Herb Dhaliwal has announced his intention to establish a new provincial political party known as the 'New Liberal Party' in British Columbia. The party aims to offer voters a moderate and pragmatic alternative to existing political options in the province. Dhaliwal is currently seeking registration with Elections BC for the new party.

Sources: Indo-canadian Voice

Business • 21 minutes ago

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Concerns Raised Over P.E.I. Business Support Amid U.S. Tariff Uncertainty

Bianca McGregor, CEO of the Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce, has expressed concerns regarding the impact of the Canada-U.S. trade conflict on local businesses. She discussed the challenges businesses face in planning due to ongoing trade uncertainties. The recent provincial support measures have been questioned regarding their adequacy in addressing these challenges.

Sources: CBC News, Yahoo! News

Politics • 21 minutes ago

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CBC Lifts Restriction on Labelling 9/11 as Terrorism

CBC has reversed its previous restriction on referring to the September 11, 2001 attacks as terrorism. This decision follows significant public outcry and statements from Canada's public safety minister regarding the event. The minister referred to the attacks as the deadliest terrorist incident in history.

Sources: The Star