Canada Edition · Day Desk

Thursday, September 3

139 stories

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Where Some Côte-Nord Hockey Players Will Play

Several hockey players from Côte-Nord will be playing in various leagues away from their hometowns for the 2026-2027 season. They will participate in leagues such as M18 AAA, Junior AAA, the RSEQ collegiate circuit, and even in Western Canada. Notably, three players from the region will join the Jonquière Élite M18 AAA team next season.

Sources: Le Haute Côte-nord, Le Manic

Business • 9 days ago

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Aduro Clean Technologies Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year Results for 2026

Aduro Clean Technologies Inc. has released its audited consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending May 31, 2026. The company specializes in clean technology, transforming lower-value feedstocks such as plastic waste, heavy crude, and renewable oils into modern resources. The report highlights key developments and achievements from the past year.

Sources: Le Soleil

Business • 9 days ago

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Bank of Canada to Unveil Redesigned $20 Bill Featuring King Charles

The Bank of Canada is set to introduce a new $20 bill featuring King Charles. The redesign process was initiated under the direction of the former government led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The Royal Canadian Mint has produced coins featuring King Charles since 2023.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Ctv News, Cp24, Acadie Nouvelle

Business • 9 days ago

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Volatus Aerospace Selected for Canada's Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace

Volatus Aerospace Inc. has been selected to join the Defence Drone Initiative (DDI) Marketplace supplier pool. This selection was made following a competitive federal review process. The inclusion allows Volatus to meet future defence and security requirements.

Sources: Financial Post, Le Soleil

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Mayor Marchand Opposes Third Link Project If World Heritage Status Is Threatened

Mayor Bruno Marchand has stated his opposition to the proposed third link project if it threatens the UNESCO World Heritage status of Old Quebec. Reports suggest that UNESCO's designation is a priority for the mayor in this matter. Marchand's stance indicates a focus on preserving the area's cultural significance while considering new infrastructure developments.

Sources: Journalmetro

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Beluga Whale from Marineland Dies After Transfer to Chicago Aquarium

A beluga whale that was relocated from Marineland in Ontario to the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago has died. The whale's death follows its transfer to the U.S. along with other captive whales from Canada. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding the treatment of marine mammals in captivity.

Sources: Google News, Radio-canada Ca

Business • 9 days ago

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SubwayMD Canada Launches New Mini Cookie Boxes for National Macadamia Nut Day

SubwayMD Canada has introduced new mini cookie boxes in celebration of National Macadamia Nut Day on September 4. These mini cookies are designed for sharing and feature popular Subway cookie flavours. Customers can enjoy them as a snack during lunch or as a dessert with their regular Subway orders.

Sources: Businesswire

Technology • 9 days ago

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Technology Companies Update Naming of Lake Ontario

Apple and Google Maps have adjusted the name of Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' on their respective applications for users in the United States. This change follows an order signed by U.S. President Donald Trump. In contrast, MapQuest continues to identify the body of water as Lake Ontario.

Sources: Torontoist, Cp24, Lakeland News, Western Wheel, Rocky Mountain Outlook, St. Albert News, Richmond News, The Chronicle-journal, Burnaby Now, Coast Reporter, Panow, Sudbury.com, The Record, Lethbridge News Now, Sootoday, Winnipeg Sun, Winnipeg Free Press, Baytoday.ca, Oakville News, Brandonsun, The Hamilton Spectator, The Lethbridge Herald, Infonews.ca, The Standard, The Star

Business • 9 days ago

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Rogers Offers BCAA Members Data Plan Promotion

Rogers is launching a promotion for BCAA members, offering a data plan that includes 125GB of data for $40 per month. This deal is applicable across Canada and the United States for new Bring Your Own Phone (BYOP) lines. Additionally, members can acquire a Pixel 10 smartphone at no monthly cost with specific financing options.

Sources: Iphone In Canada

Technology • 9 days ago

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LG Electronics Canada Announces New Gaming Monitors and TVs

LG Electronics Canada has unveiled its latest lineup of monitors and TVs, including the UltraGear G5 gaming monitor with a refresh rate of 1,000Hz. The new products are set to be available for preorder, with pricing details confirmed. This release marks an expansion of LG's gaming display offerings in the Canadian market.

Sources: Google News, Mobilesyrup

Business • 9 days ago

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Kia Announces 2027 EV4 GT Pricing in Canada

Kia has revealed that its 2027 EV4 GT will be priced starting at $58,595 in Canada. The electric vehicle is designed for performance, offering 288 horsepower. It is estimated to have a range of 431 kilometres on a full charge.

Sources: Driving

Markets • 9 days ago

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Two Canadian AI Stocks Show Profitability

Two Canadian companies, Kinaxis and Celestica, report profitability and have raised their financial guidance in the AI sector. This development marks a significant achievement for these firms amidst a rapidly evolving technology landscape. The growth in these stocks may be of interest to investors looking for stable opportunities in AI.

Sources: Fool Canada

Technology • 9 days ago

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Canada Integrates PAD and PKC Sections into National Biometric Authentication Standard

The Canadian government has announced the addition of Personal Authentication Data (PAD) and Public Key Cryptography (PKC) sections to its national biometric authentication standard. This update aims to enhance the security and reliability of biometric systems across the country. The integration is expected to facilitate better protection of personal information in digital transactions.

Sources: Google News

Business • 9 days ago

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Fort Technology Inc. Announces Grant of Restricted Share Units

Fort Technology Inc. has granted 102,857 restricted share units as part of its compensation strategy. The grants are pursuant to the company's 'fixed 20%' plan. This decision was announced on September 2, 2026, in Toronto.

Sources: Simcoe.com

Technology • 9 days ago

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Analysis of Canada's Preference for MapQuest

A recent analysis highlights Canadian users' preferences for MapQuest over other mapping services. The report discusses factors contributing to this choice in the context of regional digital trends. Additionally, there are concerns about potential regulations on artificial intelligence as expressed by the United States in relation to the G20.

Sources: Betakit

Technology • 9 days ago

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S12+ and Tab S12 Ultra Expected to Launch in Canada

Samsung is preparing to launch the Galaxy Tab S12+ and Tab S12 Ultra in Canada. The devices have recently been listed on the Canadian Radio Equipment List with an approval date of July 29. This suggests that an official announcement could occur in the near future.

Sources: Mobilesyrup

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Former Edmonton Oilers Goalie Seeks New NHL Contract

Several veteran NHL players remain without contracts ahead of the upcoming season, including former Edmonton Oilers goalie Connor Ingram. Ingram, who was a key player during the Oilers' playoff run, is currently exploring opportunities for a new team. As training camps approach, time is running out for many players to secure contracts.

Sources: Daily Hive Victoria

Business • 9 days ago

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Uber Drivers' Union Expands to Kamloops and Kelowna

The Uber drivers' union has recently expanded into the B.C. Interior region. This change involves over 1,000 drivers from Kamloops and Kelowna joining the first collective agreement for app-based ride-hailing workers in Canada. The expansion signifies a significant development in the organization of gig economy workers in the area.

Sources: The Hamilton Spectator, The Record, The Standard

Business • 9 days ago

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Canadian Mobile Carrier Announces Changes

A prominent Canadian mobile carrier has announced plans for upcoming changes to its services. The company has indicated that these changes aim to enhance customer experience and expand their offerings. Further details on the specific alterations have yet to be disclosed.

Sources: Torontoist

Technology • 9 days ago

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Canadian Developers on Vancouver Island Create Alternatives to American Tech

Developers on Vancouver Island and across Canada are working to establish Canadian alternatives to American technology companies. The movement aims to promote local innovation and strengthen the domestic tech industry. This initiative reflects a growing trend to support Canadian businesses over foreign giants.

Sources: Chek News

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Saskatchewan Releases Survey Results on Children's Social Media Use

Saskatchewan has released results from a survey regarding the regulation of social media usage for children under the age of 16. Laura Lawrence, the founder and CEO of Youth Matter Canada, has provided insights on these results. The survey aims to gather public opinion on the potential need for limitations on social media for younger users.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 9 days ago

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Questerre Energy Corporation Initiates Mediation Protocol in Quebec

Questerre Energy Corporation has announced the signing of a mediation protocol related to its ongoing legal proceedings in Quebec. This announcement was made on September 3, 2026. The mediation aims to resolve disputes that have arisen in the context of their operations in the province.

Sources: Financial Post, Simcoe.com

Business • 9 days ago

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Carney to Announce Significant Investment in Canadian Manufacturing

Mark Carney is expected to announce a substantial investment in the Canadian manufacturing sector. This announcement comes as the Prime Minister is visiting northern Ontario and amid the country's plans to impose countertariffs on various U.S. goods. The details of the investment have not yet been revealed.

Sources: Google News, The Globe and Mail, Winnipeg Sun, The Chronicle-journal

Business • 9 days ago

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Calls for Lemon Laws Grow Amid Issues with New Vehicle Repairs in Canada

Recent investigations have revealed that many new vehicles sold in Canada are experiencing significant issues that dealers are struggling to fix. As a result, there is increasing public demand for lemon laws to protect consumers from faulty vehicles. These developments indicate broader concerns regarding quality control in the automotive industry.

Sources: Ctv News, Cp24

Business • 9 days ago

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Real Estate Magazine Canada Discusses Reasons for Withdrawal

A commentary in Real Estate Magazine Canada reflects on the reasons behind a recent withdrawal from a business endeavour. The piece, attributed to an individual named Greenspan, explores various factors that contributed to this decision. The article aims to articulate the complexities involved in initiating new ventures in the current real estate market.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Oilers Insider Suggests Pursuing Winger Alex Formenton

An Edmonton Oilers insider has suggested that the team consider signing winger Alex Formenton, whose market value has decreased significantly. This proposal has faced pushback from some fans of the team. The discussion around this potential signing has been raised multiple times by local media figures.

Sources: Nhl Trade Rumors

Technology • 9 days ago

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Samsung Launches Galaxy S26 FE in Canada

Samsung has officially launched the Galaxy S26 FE in Canada, featuring a 50MP camera and enhanced AI capabilities. Amazon is offering a promotional deal that may increase the phone's market appeal. Opinions differ on whether Samsung should continue producing Fan Edition models.

Sources: Google News

Business • 9 days ago

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Comparison of Grocery Prices at No Frills and Metro

A recent comparison of grocery prices at No Frills and Metro in Ontario highlights significant differences in shopping experiences and costs. With rising food prices impacting consumers, understanding where to shop for better value has become increasingly important. This analysis aims to provide clarity amidst the confusion caused by various pricing promotions in the grocery market.

Sources: Narcity

Business • 9 days ago

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Méduinik Canada Signs Exclusive Agreement with Biocodex for Diacomit® in Canada

Méduinik Canada has announced an exclusive promotional services agreement with Biocodex for the pharmaceutical product Diacomit® in Canada. This agreement aims to enhance awareness and access to the medication, which is targeted towards individuals with rare disorders. The partnership underscores Méduinik's commitment to improving health outcomes for Canadian patients.

Sources: Newswire

Politics • 9 days ago

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Analysis of Ottawa's Economic Measures

The article discusses Canada's economic strategies regarding taxation and tariffs. It critiques the government's approach to balancing tax cuts at the fuel pump with increased taxes on groceries. The piece emphasizes the need for a more sustainable economic strategy that does not adversely impact consumers.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Business • 9 days ago

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ESGold Begins Diamond Drilling at Montauban Project in Quebec

ESGold Corp. has announced the start of its diamond drilling program for the Montauban Project in Quebec. The project is located approximately 120 kilometres west of Quebec City. This initiative is part of the company's development strategy for the year 2026.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 9 days ago

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Bardō Announces Expansion to Elora, Ontario

Bardō, a well-known restaurant in Ontario, is expanding with a new location in Elora. The restaurant is scheduled to open in October 2026. This will be Bardō's fourth location in Ontario.

Sources: Newswire

Business • 9 days ago

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Investment Summit to Feature Notable Speakers

An upcoming investment summit in Canada will include discussions featuring prominent financial figures. Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, and Mark Gray, Chief Investment Officer of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, are set to participate in a panel discussion. Other speakers will include Annette Mosman, head of a Dutch pension fund, and Dilhan Pillay, CEO of Temasek Holdings.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 9 days ago

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Survey Shows Canadian Parents Delay Money Discussions with Children Until Age 15

A recent survey by Vanguard indicates that many Canadian parents do not engage in financial conversations with their children until they reach the age of 15. The survey also reveals that regular discussions about money can significantly improve a child's understanding of banking concepts, including debit and credit. This finding highlights a gap in early financial education among Canadian families.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Forecast for Ontario's Winter: Temperature Variations and Snowfall Predictions

Ontario is expected to experience a winter that is warmer than normal in the southern regions but colder than average in the southeast. Predictions indicate above-normal snowfall and frequent freeze-thaw cycles, attributed to El Niño conditions. The variations in weather patterns highlight the influence of these climate factors across the province.

Sources: Orangeville.com, Simcoe.com, Guelph Mercury

Business • 9 days ago

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Canadian Manufacturer Experiences Increased Local Demand for Paper Products

A Canadian paper cup and bowl manufacturer is reporting a rise in demand from foodservice customers nationwide. This increase is attributed to tariffs that have led coffee chains and fast-food restaurants to prefer Canadian-made take-out packaging. The trend reflects a shift in sourcing practices among these businesses.

Sources: Canada’s National Observer

Provincial • 9 days ago

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$3.9 Million in Skills Development Fund Allocated for Women's Trade Training in Ontario

Ontario has announced an investment of nearly $3.9 million for four training initiatives aimed at assisting women, specifically survivors of domestic violence, in acquiring skills for skilled trade careers. A significant portion of this funding will support Women’s Crisis Services of Waterloo Region. The programs are designed to address the demand for skilled trades in the province.

Sources: Construct Connect

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Canada U23 Women's Team Set to Compete in Pan-American Cup

The Canada U23 women's soccer team is scheduled to play against the Dominican Republic U23 team on September 5 at 04:00. Previously, they faced the Mexico U23 team on September 4 at 06:00. Both matches are part of the Pan-American Cup U23 Women tournament.

Sources: Xoilac365

Business • 9 days ago

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Metal Energy Adds Second Drill Rig to NIV Copper-Gold Project

Metal Energy has mobilized a second diamond drill rig at its NIV copper-gold project located in British Columbia's Toodoggone District. This addition is expected to double the drilling capacity for the remaining four weeks of the drilling season. The company has already completed six holes totalling approximately 4,200 metres, with plans to reach a total of 6,000 metres.

Sources: Newsfilecorp, Investing News Network (inn)

Business • 9 days ago

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Restart Life Sciences Reports Significant Revenue Growth in Q2 2026

Restart Life Sciences Corp. has announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, reporting a 146% increase in sequential revenue. The results pertain to the three and six months ending June 30, 2026, and all figures are in Canadian dollars. The financial statements were prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards and are unaudited.

Sources: Newsfilecorp, Investing News Network (inn)

Markets • 9 days ago

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Canadian ETF Inflows Reach $137.9 Billion Year-to-Date

Canadian exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have attracted $137.9 billion in inflows year-to-date. Despite a pullback in August, the total amount remains consistent with projections for a record-breaking year. The overall Canadian ETF market has surpassed $920 billion in total assets.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Business • 9 days ago

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VinFast VF 9 Positioned as an Option for Canadian Summer Travel

The VinFast VF 9 electric vehicle is highlighted as suitable for Canadian road trips during the summer months. It features a spacious cabin, three-zone climate control, and an estimated range of up to 518 km on a full charge. The vehicle also provides access to a public charging network, which supports long-distance travel in Canada.

Sources: Businesswire, Investing News Network (inn)

Business • 9 days ago

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Update on Mining Markets and Ring of Fire Construction

Mining markets are facing challenges with increased demand for metals like copper and zinc. The construction of the Ring of Fire road has begun, which may facilitate easier access to mineral resources. Global drilling efforts are also accelerating to meet the rising need for critical minerals.

Sources: Netnewsledger

Business • 9 days ago

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Coinbase Introduces Regulated Crypto Derivatives for Canadian Investors

Coinbase has launched regulated futures contracts for eligible Canadian clients as part of its expansion strategy in the digital asset market. This move aims to enhance its presence and offerings within Canada's cryptocurrency landscape. The introduction of crypto derivatives is expected to attract more investors to the platform.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Politics • 9 days ago

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Voters Go to Polls for Ontario Byelections

Voters are participating in three provincial byelections in Ontario today, with at least one race expected to be closely contested. Candidates report that issues such as health care, education, and affordability have been frequently discussed on the campaign trail. The ongoing trade war with the United States is also a significant concern for voters in these elections.

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

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Vancouver Whitecaps and CF Montreal Begin Canadian Championship Semifinal Series

The Vancouver Whitecaps and CF Montreal are competing in the semifinal of the Canadian Championship, starting with the first leg on Wednesday. The match resulted in a 1-1 draw, setting the stage for the second leg in the series. This competition marks a significant opportunity for both teams within Major League Soccer.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News

Business • 9 days ago

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Nikon SLM Solutions Forms Partnership with Toronto Firm

Nikon SLM Solutions has established a partnership with Sixpenny Additive Inc., a company based in Toronto. The collaboration aims to leverage the strengths of both entities in the additive manufacturing sector. This partnership highlights the growing importance of innovative manufacturing solutions in Canada.

Sources: Canadian Metalworking

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Melfort Mustangs and Devon Xtreme Trade Goalies

The Melfort Mustangs and the Devon Xtreme have completed a trade involving goaltenders on both sides. Luke McKechnie, a 19-year-old goaltender from Lumsden, has returned to Saskatchewan as part of the deal. This move represents a homecoming for all three players involved in the trade.

Sources: Prince Albert Daily Herald

Business • 9 days ago

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Ottawa Announces $11.6 Million Funding for Saskatoon Companies

The federal government of Canada has allocated $11.6 million for tariff relief to eight companies in Saskatoon. This funding aims to support local businesses affected by U.S. tariffs. The financial assistance will be distributed across ten different projects.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Business • 9 days ago

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Craig's Cookies Opens 25th Location in Port Credit, Mississauga

Craig's Cookies has opened its 25th location in Port Credit, Mississauga, as part of its national franchise expansion. The new store is franchise-owned and spans approximately 1,500 square feet. This milestone represents the brand's rapid growth in Canada.

Sources: Financial Post, Simcoe.com

Business • 9 days ago

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Stallion Uranium Corp. Completes Ground Gravity Survey in Saskatchewan

Stallion Uranium Corp. has completed a ground gravity survey at its Stone Island target in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin. The survey has resulted in the identification of three new priority target areas. This project is part of Stallion's Moonlite Project, which is entirely owned by the company.

Sources: Financial Post, Simcoe.com

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Artist on Global Journey by Foot Progresses Through Saskatchewan

Katharina Kneip is currently traversing Saskatchewan as part of her three-and-a-half-year journey around the world using only human power. Her journey began over three years ago and is aimed at promoting awareness and sustainability. Kneip is sharing her experiences as she travels through various locations.

Sources: CBC News

Technology • 9 days ago

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NorBot Secures $1 Million for Robotics Integration in Canada

Vancouver-based startup NorBot has raised $1 million to establish itself as a commercial robotics integrator. The company aims to assist Canadian businesses in adopting robotic solutions for various operations. This funding round is a significant step for NorBot in advancing automation in the Canadian market.

Sources: Betakit

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Alex Ricard: Success in Uphill Trail Running

Alex Ricard, a trail runner based in Squamish, has made a name for himself as one of Canada's fastest uphill runners. His career is marked by numerous victories in challenging climbs. Recently, Ricard has been focusing on longer distances in his running events.

Sources: Running Magazine Canada

Business • 9 days ago

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Alberta Businesses Prepare for Response to Potential Tariffs

Alberta businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, are concerned about the potential impact of counter-tariffs. Experts indicate that these businesses may have limited options to manage rising input costs. The ongoing trade situation has raised significant apprehension among local enterprises regarding their financial stability.

Sources: Calgary Herald

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Discussion on Dual-Practice Healthcare in Alberta

The proposal of allowing dual-practice healthcare in Alberta is being considered in response to challenges within the province's health care system. While proponents argue it could alleviate pressure on public facilities, critics highlight concerns regarding equity and access to healthcare. The outcomes of dual-practice models in other countries have shown varying degrees of success.

Sources: Edmonton Journal

Politics • 9 days ago

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Public Opinions on Canada's Recent Negotiations

Recent letters to the editor in the Calgary Sun reflect varying opinions on Canada's approach to negotiations. Some writers believe Canada made the right decision to withdraw from discussions, while others express that the country seeks a fair deal. The letters highlight differing perspectives within the public regarding the effectiveness of the government's negotiation strategies.

Sources: Calgary Sun

Provincial • 9 days ago

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British Columbia Government Acknowledges Errors in Gas Revenue Forecasts

The British Columbia government has confirmed that errors in its natural gas revenue forecasts total approximately $1.46 billion over five fiscal years. The inaccuracies stem from mistakes, including flawed currency conversions and an overestimated price per gigajoule of natural gas. Energy Minister Adrian Dix highlighted that the most significant error was a 44-cent discrepancy in the price forecast for the current fiscal year.

Sources: Construct Connect

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Crown Prosecutor No Longer with Alberta Prosecution Service

Domina Hussain, a prosecutor involved in the de Ruiter case, is no longer employed by the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service. The organization confirmed that the termination is effective immediately. The reasons for her departure have not been disclosed.

Sources: Edmonton Journal

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Recent Poll Indicates Canadian Happiness Levels

A recent poll suggests that Canadians are experiencing higher levels of happiness than in previous years. New Brunswick, Quebec, and Newfoundland and Labrador have been identified as the happiest provinces, while Montreal, Brampton, and Toronto rank among the happiest cities. The findings highlight a regional variation in happiness across the country.

Sources: Google News, National Post

Business • 9 days ago

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Manitoba Association Proposes CentrePort for National Food Terminal

A Manitoba association is seeking federal funding to establish a substantial food terminal at CentrePort. This proposal comes as the federal government introduces its national food security strategy. The project aims to improve food distribution and support local agriculture in the region.

Sources: Winnipeg Free Press

Politics • 9 days ago

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Canada West Foundation Report Discusses Alberta's Concerns and Separation

A report by the Canada West Foundation, presented by Gary Mar, aims to outline the implications of potential separation for Alberta. The report is intended to inform Albertans about the practical consequences of their decisions ahead of upcoming elections. It addresses various grievances within the province without advocating for any specific political stance.

Sources: Calgary Herald

Business • 9 days ago

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Rubicon Organics Announces Annual General Meeting Details

Rubicon Organics Inc. has announced the details for its Annual General Meeting (AGM) to be held for shareholders. The Company specializes in cultivating and selling premium cannabis products. This announcement follows prior communications regarding the meeting arrangements.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Discussion on the Relocation of Train Tracks in Winnipeg

The potential relocation of train tracks in Winnipeg has become a topic of debate. The city is noted for its extensive rail infrastructure, which includes over 240 kilometres of active lines. Stakeholders are considering the implications of any changes on urban development and transportation.

Sources: Construct Connect

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Controversy Arises Between Brady Tkachuk and Brad Marchand

Brady Tkachuk and Brad Marchand have generated controversy ahead of the NHL season. The conflict primarily revolves around comments made by Marchand regarding Tim Stützle. The situation has been framed as fueling the ongoing rivalry between the Ottawa Senators and the Florida Panthers.

Sources: Google News

Markets • 9 days ago

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Galantas Gold Reports Significant Shareholding Change

Galantas Gold Corporation announced a change in significant shareholding involving Luis Enrique Catril Espinoza. On August 21, 2026, Mr. Catril disposed of 91,313,890 common shares at a price of CAD$0.42 per share. This update was officially released by the company on September 3, 2026.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • 9 days ago

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Bank of Canada to Maintain Key Interest Rate at 2.25%

The Bank of Canada is expected to hold its key interest rate at 2.25% during its upcoming meeting. Financial markets indicate that this will be the seventh consecutive hold, influenced by ongoing trade tensions with the United States. Experts suggest this decision may not significantly affect regional housing markets, including Calgary.

Sources: The Star, The Globe and Mail, Ctv News, Google News

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Increase in Patients Waiting for Long-Term Care in Quebec Hospitals

In Quebec, there are currently 726 patients occupying hospital beds while awaiting placement in long-term care facilities. This situation has drawn criticism due to its impact on healthcare resources and the unsuitability of hospitals as long-term living environments for elderly individuals. The ongoing issue highlights the challenges faced by the healthcare system in accommodating the needs of aging patients.

Sources: Citynews Montreal

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Severe Weather Impacting Southern Ontario with Thunderstorm and Tornado Risk

Southern Ontario, including Toronto, is currently under severe thunderstorm warnings due to impending strong storms expected to bring damaging winds and heavy rain. The meteorological forecasts indicate a risk of tornadoes along with potential flooding in the region. Recent storms have already caused power outages and significant disruptions across the area.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Cp24, Google News, Ctv News, The Star, Winnipeg Sun

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‘Very strong storms’ to hit Toronto this afternoon

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Extreme thunderstorms hit Toronto and southern Ontario, causing flooding, mass power outages, cancelled flights and events

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Renewed risk for severe weather in southern Ontario on Thursday

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Provincial • 9 days ago

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Ontario Woman Loses $56,000 in Bank Investigator Scam

An Ontario woman has reported losing $56,000 due to a bank investigator scam. She has come forward to share her experience and raise awareness about such fraudulent activities. The incident highlights the growing concerns regarding financial scams targeting individuals.

Sources: Cp24, Ctv News, Google News

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Kelowna Mayor Requests Closure of Supervised Consumption Site

The Mayor of Kelowna, B.C., has formally requested that the federal government shut down a supervised consumption site in the downtown area. This request follows reports of over 3,400 police visits to the site, which the city claims pose ongoing public safety risks. The mayor has also asked for the denial of the site's renewal in 2027.

Sources: Ctv News, Global News

Politics • 9 days ago

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Trial for Alleged Drug Traffickers Linked to Hells Angels to Proceed

A judge has ruled that the trial involving individuals alleged to be linked to drug trafficking and the Hells Angels will continue, despite it exceeding the time limit established by Canada's Supreme Court for criminal trials. This ruling will advance the case in Comox Valley. The decision highlights ongoing legal questions surrounding trial timelines in Canada.

Sources: Times Colonist

Provincial • 9 days ago

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New Union Coalition Forms to Advocate for Local BC Ferries Construction

A coalition of unions has launched a campaign called Build Them Here, urging BC Ferries to construct future vessels in British Columbia. The campaign emphasizes the importance of local production for economic and logistical reasons. This initiative reflects growing concerns about the implications of foreign procurement within the province.

Sources: Construct Connect

Business • 9 days ago

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Hilroy Apologizes for Omission of Cape Breton and Newfoundland from Map

Hilroy, a Canadian school supplies company, has publicly apologised for leaving Cape Breton and Newfoundland off a map printed on its exercise books. The oversight was brought to the company's attention by residents of the affected regions via social media. In response to the backlash, Hilroy acknowledged the mistake and expressed regret over the error.

Sources: Pniatlantic

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Canada's Economy Could Suffer with U.S. Exit from USMCA, Deloitte Report Indicates

A recent report by Deloitte suggests that a U.S. exit from the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) would have a significant impact on Canada's economy, reducing its GDP by 1.6% over the next decade. While the effects would be severe, the report characterizes them as manageable rather than catastrophic. The analysis highlights potential economic challenges that Canada may face if the trade agreement is abandoned by the U.S.

Sources: Google News, The Globe and Mail

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Renewed Fighting Between the U.S. and Iran Highlights September News in Canada

As of September 2026, renewed fighting has resumed between the United States and Iran, which has resulted in increased oil prices. In Canada, the Bank of Canada is anticipated to make a decision regarding interest rates amidst the ongoing international conflict. Additionally, issues concerning Northern Ontario development are becoming increasingly prominent in the news.

Sources: Netnewsledger

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Ontario Government Broadens Support for Workers Affected by U.S. Tariffs

On August 24, the Ontario government announced an expansion of the eligibility criteria for the Protect Ontario Financing Program in response to new tariffs imposed by the United States on Canadian imports. This measure aims to assist workers and businesses in Ontario who are impacted by these tariffs. The program is intended to provide financial relief and support to those directly affected.

Sources: Midwestern Newspapers

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August Home Sales Decline in Greater Toronto Area

In August, home sales in the Greater Toronto Area decreased by approximately 2%, with average prices falling below $1 million. This marks the first time since January that average home prices have dipped below this threshold. The decline in sales comes after a five-month rebound in the housing market.

Sources: Google News

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Luc de Fougerolles to Join Real Salt Lake on Loan from Fulham

Canadian defender Luc de Fougerolles is set to join Major League Soccer team Real Salt Lake on loan from Fulham. The move has been reported by multiple sources, indicating a notable step in de Fougerolles' career. The transfer reflects ongoing developments in the player loan market within professional football.

Sources: Google News

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New Brunswick Provincial Exhibition Set to Begin Its 199th Edition

The New Brunswick Provincial Exhibition will commence its 199th edition from September 7 to 13 at the Capital Exhibit Centre. Organisers are reporting strong interest from exhibitors and vendors this year. Attendees can expect a variety of new attractions in addition to traditional midway, agricultural events, and live entertainment.

Sources: The Tj News

Business • 9 days ago

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Fidelity Partners with TVO to Enhance Financial Literacy in Ontario Classrooms

Fidelity Investments Canada has partnered with TVO to provide financial literacy resources to Ontario educators and students. Starting this academic year, 32 free educational videos will be distributed to Grade 10 classrooms as part of a new curriculum requirement. A recent survey indicates that a significant portion of teens believe financial literacy is essential for their future.

Sources: Newswire, Wealth Professional Canada

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Habsburg Family Jewels to be Exhibited in Quebec City

The Habsburg family jewels will be on display in Quebec City starting this week. This exhibition features valuable pieces from European history. The display aims to attract visitors and showcase the significance of the royal family's artifacts.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Montreal Canadiens' 2026 Top Prospects: Alexander Zharovsky Ranked Seventh

The Montreal Canadiens have ranked Alexander Zharovsky seventh in their 'Top 25 Under 25' prospects list for 2026. Zharovsky is noted for his potential and skills that could contribute to the team's future roster. The ranking reflects the Canadiens' commitment to developing young talent within the organization.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 9 days ago

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Quebec Election Dynamics Shift Due to Trade Tensions

Recent developments in trade relations have significantly altered the landscape of the Quebec election. Initially perceived as a predictable outcome, the election's dynamics have shifted due to the impact of a trade war. As candidates adjust their platforms in response, the situation continues to evolve.

Sources: CBC News

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Manitoba Weather Forecast for Early September 2026

The weather forecast for Manitoba indicates a seasonal start to September, with some areas experiencing scattered showers. A mix of sun and clouds is expected throughout the province, particularly along the international border. By Thursday, a risk of thunderstorms may develop in the southwestern region.

Sources: CBC News

Technology • 9 days ago

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HuntScout App Launched for Hunters in Canada and the United States

HuntScout, a hunting maps application, has been launched for users in Canada and the United States. The app provides information on private land ownership, public land access, and Canadian Crown land on a single platform. It aims to assist hunters in identifying legal hunting areas before they venture out.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • 9 days ago

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Manitoba Minister Comments on Winnipeg Mayoral Candidate's Past Work

Manitoba cabinet minister Nahanni Fontaine has highlighted a past association between declared mayoral candidate Kevin Klein and Peter Nygard, a convicted sex offender. Fontaine made the remarks on social media as the Winnipeg mayoral race heats up. Klein is set to make his second run for the mayoral position in 2026.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Google News, CBC News

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Gas and Diesel Prices Rise in Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia

Gas prices in Prince Edward Island rose nearly seven cents as part of a scheduled adjustment. Diesel prices also saw a significant increase in both Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island following unscheduled adjustments. This rise reflects ongoing trends in fuel pricing across the region.

Sources: Ctv News

Business • 9 days ago

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Saab Expands Efforts to Market Gripen Jets to Canada

Saab is enhancing its campaign to offer Gripen fighter jets to Canada. The company claims its aircraft provide a range of advantages for the Canadian Armed Forces. The decision comes as Canada evaluates options for its future military procurement.

Sources: Google News

Business • 9 days ago

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Funding Organisation Aims to Encourage Children's Physical Activity

A funding group that invests millions in elite athletes is shifting its focus to promote physical activity among children. The initiative aims to address concerns about declining levels of movement among youth. This effort is seen as crucial for developing future generations of athletes.

Sources: The Star

Business • 9 days ago

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Fixed-Rate Mortgages in Canada Continue to Increase Amid Bank of Canada's Rate Hold

Despite the Bank of Canada maintaining its key interest rate, fixed-rate mortgages in Canada are on the rise. The increase in these mortgage rates is attributed to rising bond yields. This has resulted in an expanding gap between fixed and variable mortgage rates.

Sources: Google News, The Star

Business • 9 days ago

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Maine Governor Addresses Trade Relations with Canada

The Governor of Maine has stated that her state should not be seen as an adversary in the ongoing trade war involving Canada and the United States. She emphasized a desire for cooperative relations between Maine and Canada, particularly in light of recent tariffs. This statement comes amid concerns over how trade policies are impacting local economies and political figures in both countries.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 9 days ago

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West Nile Virus Detected in Northeastern Ontario

A horse has tested positive for West Nile Virus in northeastern Ontario, as confirmed by the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit. The announcement was made in a news release on Wednesday, highlighting the presence of the virus in other animals in the region. Public health agencies are advising residents to take precautions against mosquito bites.

Sources: CBC News

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Equine Herpesvirus Detected in New Brunswick: Implications for P.E.I. Horse Owners

A contagious virus affecting horses has been identified in New Brunswick. The Atlantic Veterinary College has commented on the potential impact of this discovery on horses in Prince Edward Island. Local horse owners are advised to stay informed and take precautions.

Sources: CBC News

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Conservative Party Calls for Explanation on Trade Deal Issues

The Conservative Party is requesting Mark Carney provide clarification on the factors that hindered a potential trade agreement with the United States last month. This comes after a year marked by trade complications between Canada and the U.S. The political discourse has shifted as the Conservatives reassess their previous positions on trade tariffs.

Sources: The Star

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Prince Harry to Skydive for Charity Supporting Canadian Veteran

Prince Harry has announced plans to skydive for charity in support of a 102-year-old Canadian veteran. The charity event aims to raise funds for veteran support services. This initiative highlights Prince Harry's ongoing commitment to veterans and their well-being.

Sources: Google News

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Upcoming Highlights of TIFF 2026

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) 2026 is set to feature a variety of films, including highlights from both Canadian and international filmmakers. Among the anticipated titles are standout Canadian films and notable performances from stars like Penélope Cruz and Seth Rogen. The festival's offerings have generated excitement and are expected to attract significant attention from audiences and industry professionals alike.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 9 days ago

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Discussion on Support for American Artists in Canada

The article discusses the current challenges faced by American artists due to censorship in their own country. It advocates for Canada to be supportive and welcoming towards these artists. The piece reflects on the cultural implications of international artistic collaboration and the role of Canadian institutions.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Errors Found in Newfoundland and Labrador Education Action Plan

A review of Newfoundland and Labrador’s education action plan revealed hundreds of errors, including 38 references to sources that do not exist. This discovery raises concerns about the reliability of the document's content. The significant number of inaccuracies has led to calls for transparency in the development of educational policies in the province.

Sources: CBC News

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Newfoundland and Labrador Government Seeks Feedback on Health Information Privacy for Young People

The Newfoundland and Labrador government has initiated a survey to gather public input on health information privacy concerning children and teenagers. This move comes after a controversy earlier in the year regarding access to health information. The survey aims to address parent access to their children's health data.

Sources: CBC News

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Health Officials Provide Guidance on Illness and Vaccinations as School Year Begins

As Canadian children prepare to return to school, health officials emphasize the importance of vaccinations to prevent illness. Experts warn that the combination of seasonal illnesses and potential vaccine-preventable diseases may pose risks as temperatures drop. Parents are encouraged to ensure their children's vaccinations are up to date before the new school year starts.

Sources: Google News, CBC News

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Canadian Women's Blind Soccer Team Competes at IBSA Championship

The Canadian women's blind soccer team is participating in the IBSA Women's Blind Football American Championship in Brazil, which starts on September 3. This marks the team's second appearance in an international event. The growth of blind soccer is evident as more athletes engage in the sport.

Sources: CBC News

Markets • 9 days ago

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Magna Terra Increases Private Placement to $3.75 Million

Magna Terra Minerals Inc. has announced an increase in its private placement from an original amount to a total of $3.75 million. This decision comes in response to significant investor interest. The offering, initially stated in a release on September 1, 2026, has been fully subscribed.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 9 days ago

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Homeland Uranium Decides to Allow Non-Core Mining Claims to Lapse in Colorado

Homeland Uranium Corp. announced that it will allow certain non-core mining claims of its Coyote Basin Uranium Project in Colorado to lapse. This decision affects claims that were previously part of an 839-claim portfolio administered by the US Bureau of Land Management. The company provided this update in a news release dated September 3, 2026.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

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Examining Taxation Claims in Quebec

The assertion that Quebec is the most taxed jurisdiction in North America has surfaced during the province's election campaign, particularly amid discussions on the rising cost of living. Various analyses evaluate the validity of this claim, focusing on different metrics such as income tax and sales tax. Understanding these distinctions is essential for voters as the election approaches.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 9 days ago

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Red Metal Resources Announces Early Ore Delivery from Farellon Project

Red Metal Resources Ltd. reported that the first ore delivery from its Farellon Project in Chile has been completed ahead of schedule. The company is engaging in small-scale mining activities as part of its Carrizal Copper-Gold-Cobalt Property. The lessee and operator, Minera KMT SpA, has successfully delivered copper sulphide ore to a designated buyer.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Technology • 9 days ago

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ALZAI Health Corp. Shares Now Trading on Frankfurt Stock Exchange

ALZAI Health Corp. has announced that its shares are now available for trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol H2F. The company focuses on developing artificial intelligence-driven solutions for disease risk identification. This access to one of Europe's prominent trading venues may enhance the company's visibility and potential investor base.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • 9 days ago

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Ontario Brokerage Joins Independent Mortgage Network

Financial Forum, an Ontario brokerage established in 1987, has joined the Independent Mortgage Network. The brokerage aims to enhance broker collaboration and benefit from national-scale support. This move represents a strategic shift in the mortgage brokerage landscape in Canada.

Sources: Mpa Magazine

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Discussion on Investment in Adult Basic Education in Manitoba

There is ongoing conversation in Manitoba regarding strengthening the economy and improving overall well-being. A proposal has been made to introduce a third component to the education system focused on adult basic education. Advocates suggest that this component should receive equal funding and recognition as K-12 and post-secondary education.

Sources: Brandonsun

Politics • 9 days ago

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Discussion on Canadian Jews and Trade War Perspectives

A perspective on how Canada's political leadership is addressing trade war issues has emerged within certain Canadian Jewish communities. The analysis suggests that these leaders may be oversimplifying complex trade matters. This leads to a feeling of stagnation among some Jewish Canadians regarding political actions and responses.

Sources: The Canadian Jewish News

Business • 9 days ago

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Study Finds Immigrants Have Longer ICU Stays After Stroke in Canada

A recent study indicates that immigrants in Canada face longer intensive care unit (ICU) stays following a stroke compared to non-immigrant patients. The findings suggest a potential disparity in health outcomes for this demographic group. Further research may be needed to understand the underlying factors contributing to these differences.

Sources: Google News

Markets • 9 days ago

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Analysis of Discounted TSX Stocks

Two TSX stocks are currently trading below their 52-week highs despite positive business and earnings trends. These stocks are highlighted as potentially valuable investment opportunities. The analysis is drawn from various observations regarding market performance.

Sources: Fool Canada

Politics • 9 days ago

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RCMP to Interview Former B.C. Conservative MLA Regarding Allegations

Former British Columbia MLA Ian Paton has stated that the RCMP plans to interview him regarding an alleged job offer to resign his seat for Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay. Findlay has described these allegations as unfounded and part of a political strategy to undermine her campaign. The situation has raised questions about political ethics in the province.

Sources: The Star, Yahoo! News, Canada’s National Observer

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Court of Appeal Rules Against School Board's Apology Demand for Former Trustee

The Alberta Court of Appeal has determined that a school board's demand for an apology from a former trustee was unjustified. The trustee had posted a meme comparing 2SLGBTQ+ pride to Nazi ideology. This ruling highlights the tensions surrounding freedom of speech and educational governance in Alberta.

Sources: CBC News, Yahoo! News, Kamloops This Week

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Marco MacLeod Resigns as Nova Scotia Energy Minister

Marco MacLeod has resigned from his position as Nova Scotia's energy minister following criticism of rap lyrics he featured in. Premier Tim Houston accepted his resignation, which came after a period of scrutiny. The decision marks a significant response to concerns raised about the lyrics' content.

Sources: The Coast

Provincial • 9 days ago

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NHL Veteran Discusses Players Leaving Canadian Markets

An NHL veteran has expressed concern over the trend of players leaving Canadian teams. He described the situation as unfortunate, highlighting the challenges faced by Canadian NHL markets. The comments reflect growing unease among team officials and fans regarding player retention in Canada.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Regina City Council Advances Plans for New Homeless Outreach Initiative

The City of Regina is working towards implementing a new community outreach initiative aimed at addressing homelessness. This initiative may replace the existing street team to improve support for individuals experiencing homelessness. The city is also pursuing provincial funding to aid in these efforts.

Sources: Ctv News

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James Burgess Jr. Establishes Role with Saskatchewan Roughriders

James Burgess Jr. has assumed the position of starting field side cornerback for the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The player is focusing on integrating into his role and contributing to the team's defensive strategies. His performance is anticipated to have an effect on the team's upcoming games.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Forecast Indicates Active Weather Patterns in Southwestern Ontario

Forecasts for southwestern Ontario suggest an increase in active weather conditions. This may include variations in precipitation and temperature fluctuations. Residents are advised to stay informed about the changing weather patterns.

Sources: Yahoo! News

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Yukon Government Plans to Resume Nisutlin Bay Bridge Replacement Work

The Yukon government has developed a plan to resume work on the replacement of the Nisutlin Bay Bridge. Earlier this year, contracts with existing engineering and construction firms were terminated due to concerns about soil instability. New engineering experts have since been engaged to address these issues and continue the project.

Sources: CBC News

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Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency Allocated $50 Million for Disaster Relief

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) has been granted $50 million for disaster relief and wildfire response initiatives. This funding follows the approval of a special warrant signed in the previous week. The allocation is aimed at enhancing the agency's ability to respond to emergencies in the province.

Sources: Ctv News

Business • 9 days ago

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WHL to Stream Games on YouTube for 2026-27 Season

The Western Hockey League (WHL) has announced that it will stream its regular-season games for free on YouTube starting in the 2026-27 season. This decision follows uncertainty regarding the future of the league's previous broadcasting deal with Victory+. The move aims to increase accessibility for fans and grow the league's audience.

Sources: Google News

Business • 9 days ago

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Eldorado Gold's Mine in Saskatchewan Approaches Commercial Production

Eldorado Gold reports that its $1 billion copper-zinc mine in northeast Saskatchewan is nearing commercial production. The project is expected to yield over 41 million pounds of copper. The federal government has classified the mine as a project of national importance.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 9 days ago

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Canada Introduces New $20 Bank Note

The Bank of Canada has unveiled a new $20 bank note featuring an image of Viola Desmond, a Canadian civil rights pioneer. This decision is part of the country's ongoing efforts to promote diversity and inclusion in its currency. The new note is set to enter circulation on an unspecified date in the future.

Sources: Google News

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Tumbler Ridge Teacher Discusses Impact of School Shooting

A teacher from Tumbler Ridge Secondary has publicly shared her experiences related to a recent school shooting. This follows new lawsuits against OpenAI, which allege that the company failed to inform Canadian authorities about the shooter's interactions with its ChatGPT platform. The legal actions underscore concerns regarding technology's role in preventing such incidents.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 9 days ago

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Manitoba Hydro's Gas Turbine Purchase Complicated by Trade Dynamics

Manitoba Hydro is facing challenges in its plan to acquire gas turbines from a Massachusetts manufacturer for the expansion of its Brandon generating station. The complications arise from ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the United States. This situation reflects broader impacts of international trade policies on provincial infrastructure projects.

Sources: CBC News

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New Leadership for B.C. Lawyers Group Highlights Justice Concerns

Connor Bildfell has been appointed as the president of the Canadian Bar Association BC Branch for the term 2026-27. He emphasizes the importance of the rule of law, access to justice, and the independence of the bar. Bildfell has cautioned politicians against making attacks on judges.

Sources: Ns News, Squamish Chief, Vancouver Is Awesome, Coast Reporter, Richmond News, Times Colonist

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KeeSean Johnson Misses Practice with Saskatchewan Roughriders

KeeSean Johnson was not present during practice with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The reason for his absence has not been confirmed. The Roughriders are preparing for their upcoming game this week.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 9 days ago

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One Canadian Found Safe After Flooding in Nepal

One of the 30 Canadian citizens and permanent residents reported missing following severe flooding in Nepal has been located safely, according to Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand. The flooding occurred in a region near the border with China. Authorities continue to address the situation involving other Canadians still unaccounted for.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Provincial • 9 days ago

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University of Alberta Introduces Online Course on Indigenous Engagement

The University of Alberta has launched a new online course aimed at fostering engagement with Indigenous communities. This course builds on the previously successful Indigenous Canada course. It is designed to provide learners with the necessary knowledge and skills for creating effective partnerships.

Sources: University Of Alberta

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Man Resentenced to 12 Years for Manslaughter in Hailey Dugay Case

A man previously convicted of second-degree murder in the shooting death of Hailey Dugay has been resentenced to 12 years for manslaughter. This decision follows the overturning of his murder conviction by Manitoba's highest court. Hailey Dugay was 20 years old at the time of her death.

Sources: Ctv News

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Quebec Election Campaign Progresses into Day 6

Quebec's political parties are actively participating in the election campaign which is set to continue until October 5. As the campaign progresses, key topics include government spending, housing, education, and infrastructure. Party leaders are presenting differing plans to address these issues as they compete for voter support.

Sources: Ctv News, Global News

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Calgary City Officials Propose Alternate Downtown Routes for Green Line LRT

Calgary city officials have developed three alternate downtown routes for the Green Line LRT for consideration by city councillors. These options are informed by technical studies and aim to assess the impact on street activity and local businesses. The proposals include an elevated route along 10th Avenue and Second Street S.W., following one of the routes suggested by the provincial government.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Google News

Politics • 9 days ago

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Controversy Surrounds U.S. President's Move to Rename Lake Ontario

On August 27, 2023, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to 'Lake America'. Following this announcement, both Canadian and American businesses expressed their disapproval. Tech companies, including Apple and Google, updated their maps to reflect this change for U.S. users, prompting backlash from Canadian officials and residents.

Sources: Brandonsun, CBC News, Google News, Yahoo! News, Cic News, The Hamilton Spectator, Niagara Falls Review, The Record, Canada’s National Observer, Apple Insider, Winnipeg Sun, Toronto Sun, Mobilesyrup

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Google maps Lake Ontario as 'Lake America' in the U.S. — will Apple follow suit? What to know about Trump's renaming push

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Abrupt lake renaming recalls centuries of colonial erasure

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Apple Maps Renames Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ After Trump Order - Bloomberg.com

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Apple Maps bring up Lake Ontario if you search for 'Lake America'

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Apple Maps changes Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America’

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Apple Maps follows Google, changes name of Lake Ontario to 'Lake America'

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Apple Maps updates 'Lake Ontario' to 'Lake America' for US users

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Apple May Rename Lake Ontario To 'Lake America' After Trump Talks

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Apple becomes latest tech giant to cave to Trump over Lake Ontario name change

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Apple changes name of Lake Ontario to Lake America for U.S. users

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Apple changes name of Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America’ in maps app - Al Jazeera

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Apple renames Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ for U.S. users

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Author says Trump's 'Lake America' order driving interest in ditching US tech

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Even as the US-Canada trade war escalates, many Americans are applying for Canadian citizenship

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Lake Ontario now ‘Lake America’ on Apple Maps in the U.S. too

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MapQuest Is The App Store’s Most Downloaded App After Refusing To Change Lake Ontario Name - Forbes

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These Google Maps alternatives still say Lake Ontario

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Trump contacted Apple directly to change the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America: Burgum

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Trump’s Lake America order hits a nerve in red-leaning towns along its shore - politico.com

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‘It is Lake Ontario and it won’t change,’ business owners in Niagara region respond to Trump renaming lake

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‘It is Lake Ontario and it won’t change,’ business owners in Niagara region respond to Trump renaming lake - CBC

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Quebec Sees Decline in Lower-Cost Rental Units Amid Rising Average Rent

A recent study indicates that the percentage of rental units in Quebec priced at $1,100 or less has significantly decreased over the past three years. This trend coincides with an overall increase in the average rental prices in the province. The findings highlight the changing landscape of affordable housing in Quebec.

Sources: Ctv News

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Public Consultation Opens for Proposed Ottawa-Gatineau Bridge

The public is invited to participate in the consultation process concerning the proposed Eastern Bridge Project connecting Ottawa and Gatineau. Federal officials have initiated the next stage of planning for the bridge, which has been a topic of discussion in the region. This project aims to enhance transportation across the Ottawa River between the two cities.

Sources: Ctv News

Business • 9 days ago

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Canada's First Drive-Thru-Only McDonald's Opens in Winnipeg

A new drive-thru-only McDonald’s location has officially opened in Winnipeg, making it the first of its kind in Canada. The restaurant aims to streamline service for customers seeking takeout options. This innovative model reflects changing consumer preferences for fast food experiences.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 9 days ago

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Political Messaging Observed During Orientation Week at Concordia University

New students at Concordia University have reported encountering political messaging as part of their orientation week activities. This has sparked discussions about the intentions behind such messaging, questioning whether it serves an educational purpose or aims to foster activism. The situation reflects broader themes around political expression in educational settings.

Sources: Rebel News

Politics • 9 days ago

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Katy Perry Shares Insights on Personal Life While in Toronto

Katy Perry, during her limited-time tour in Toronto, spoke about her recent split from Orlando Bloom. In a surprising statement, she referred to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as the 'love of my life.' The event drew media attention for both her personal revelations and her comments on social media reactions.

Sources: Google News