Vanguard Canada has launched its first actively managed fixed income Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) called the Vanguard Global Core-Plus Bond ETF, which is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker VCOR. The announcement was made by Sal D'Angelo, Head of Vanguard Canada, during a market opening ceremony. This new ETF aims to provide access to global fixed income markets.
The Canadian government is set to announce funding for arts and culture organizations in Toronto. This announcement will be made by Parliamentary Secretary Karim Bardeesy. The initiative aims to support the local cultural landscape.
Kamik, a well-established Canadian retailer, has signed a long-term lease for a property located at 7300 Côte-de-Liesse. This strategic move aims to enhance Kamik's operational capabilities in the region. The development is expected to impact local employment and economic activity positively.
Call2Recycle and Earth Rangers have announced the renewal of their partnership to enhance battery recycling education among Canadian students. This multi-year extension will include investment in online educational programs aimed at raising awareness about recycling batteries. The initiative seeks to reach a broader audience and promote sustainable practices in schools across the country.
Appel à Recycler et Éco-héros renouvellent leur partenariat pour faire progresser les connaissances surle recyclage des piles des élèves canadiens
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Health Maggie Chi is set to host an event focused on the Government of Canada's affordability initiatives. The event aims to inform Canadians about the government's efforts to enhance financial access. This announcement comes as part of ongoing discussions regarding national affordability measures.
/R E P R I S E –Avis aux médias – La secrétaire parlementaire Chi soulignera les efforts du gouvernement du Canada en matière d’accessibilité financière/
The Government of Canada has scheduled an announcement regarding online safety for children. Minister Miller will conduct this announcement in Calgary. The event aims to address current concerns about children's security while online.
The Federal Minister of State for Seniors, Honourable Kamal Khera, announced a funding initiative for seniors in Alberta as part of the New Horizons for Seniors Program. This program aims to enhance the quality of life for seniors through various community-based projects. The funding details and specific projects supported were not disclosed in the announcement.
Canada's retaliatory tariffs on American goods are now in effect, but experts indicate that consumers may not see price increases immediately. Retailers will need time to deplete their existing stock before restocking with products subject to the new tariffs. This delay is due to inventory management practices within retail operations.
LEO Pharma Inc. of Canada has entered a letter of intent with the Pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance regarding Anzupgo® (delgocitinib cream) for the treatment of chronic hand eczema. This agreement marks a significant step toward public reimbursement for the medication in Canada. Anzupgo® is intended for adults with moderate to severe hand eczema who have not responded adequately to topical corticosteroids.
Spark & Co. has announced an investment of $4.5 million in a new manufacturing technology facility located in Waterloo. The facility will feature a production and certification area for Sintrax laser cutting and deburring equipment. This investment is aimed at ensuring that equipment meets Canadian electrical and machine safety standards prior to delivery to customers.
Dr. Jonathan Schaeffer, a Canadian AI pioneer, responds to the debate surrounding the potential banning of AI in universities. He argues against such bans, highlighting the significant advantages that AI technologies offer. The conversation reflects broader concerns about the integration of AI in educational institutions.
Valley Fiber is launching a major fibre optic project aimed at providing high-speed internet to 10,000 homes and businesses in rural and First Nations communities across Manitoba. The Government of Manitoba has partnered with the federal government on this initiative, which is expected to enhance connectivity in the region. Officials highlight that reliable internet access is essential for improving quality of life and creating economic opportunities.
Predictiv AI has received qualification status across all three bands of the Government of Canada Artificial Intelligence Source List. This qualification allows Predictiv AI to participate in future government tenders related to artificial intelligence. The company aims to leverage this opportunity to expand its presence in the public sector.
RBC has launched a $1.4 billion fund aimed at supporting Canadian technology companies. The initiative is part of a broader effort to strengthen the country's technological capabilities and attract foreign investment. The fund is set to be presented at the upcoming Canada Investment Summit.
ISB Global Services has introduced Truepic's authenticated photos and videos as part of the ISB Portal. This integration aims to assist Canadian insurers in addressing photo fraud related to artificial intelligence. The new feature is designed to improve workflow efficiencies in the insurance sector.
A survey by Schneider Electric Canada indicates that safety is the primary motivation for Canadian homeowners upgrading their electrical systems, despite a strong interest in reducing energy costs. Conducted by Angus Reid Group, the survey involved 1,007 Canadian homeowners. About 44 per cent of respondents planning upgrades within the next two years cited safety as their main concern.
Hammond Power Solutions Inc. has been included in the 2026 TSX30 ranking, which recognizes top-performing companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange. The company is known for manufacturing dry-type transformers and power quality solutions. This recognition highlights Hammond Power Solutions' global growth and innovative contributions to electrification.
Cognitive Systems Corp. has formed a partnership with Becklar to provide advanced health and wellness insights through connected safety solutions. This collaboration aims to enhance personal emergency response systems for seniors and individuals living independently. The partnership combines Cognitive’s WiFi sensing technology with Becklar’s monitoring capabilities.
A former executive from General Motors has taken on a leadership role at Scandium Canada. This change is part of a trend where professionals from established industries are moving into the junior mining sector. The transition highlights the growing interest in resource exploration and development within Canada.
Telesat Corporation has been added to the TSX30 list, which recognises the top-performing stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange. This acknowledgment reflects the company's strong performance over the past three years, particularly in anticipation of the Telesat Lightspeed launch. The recognition highlights Telesat's ongoing role in the satellite industry.
Aris Mining Corporation has been named to the 2026 TSX30, an annual ranking of the top 30 performing companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange. This recognition is based on dividend-adjusted share price performance over the last three years. The TSX30 showcases companies that have provided significant returns to their shareholders.
Alberta RCMP apprehended 125 impaired drivers during the Labour Day weekend enforcement period. Law enforcement also issued a total of 1,125 traffic tickets. Additionally, two fatal collisions resulted in two fatalities during this time.
The RCMP are looking into the suspicious death of a 25-year-old man found deceased on the Samson Cree Nation. Officers responded to a 911 call early Saturday morning. The investigation is ongoing as authorities gather more information on the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The Agawa Canyon Tour Train is now taking bookings through October 18. This 10-hour journey showcases the fall colours in Ontario. The train ride is popular among tourists and locals alike for its scenic views.
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Surge Battery Metals Inc. has entered into a long-term Access and Mitigation Agreement with Salmon River Cattlemens Association concerning land access. The agreement was executed in relation to the company's joint venture with Evolution Mining Limited and addresses water application concerns. This development marks a significant step in the ongoing efforts to solidify operations in Nevada North.
Canada's icebreaker fleet is becoming outdated, with concerns raised about the adequacy of replacement measures. The aging vessels may hinder Canada's ability to maintain a strong presence in Arctic waters. Discussions focus on the need for more investment to enhance Arctic capabilities amidst geopolitical tensions.
U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that Bombardier, a Canadian aircraft manufacturer, will not be allowed to sell its jets in the United States unless it establishes manufacturing operations within the country. This declaration marks a significant escalation in trade tensions between Canada and the U.S. Bombardier has emphasized its extensive contributions to the U.S. aerospace sector, highlighting a complex supply chain that includes numerous U.S.-based companies.
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Sahajanand Medical Technologies Limited has received a Class IV medical device license from Health Canada's Medical Devices Directorate for its Supraflex Cruz sirolimus-eluting coronary stent system. This license marks the company's entry into the North American market. The approval indicates that the Supraflex Sirolimus Eluting Stent System meets Canadian regulatory standards.
EarthDaily Analytics has been awarded a National Master Standing Offer by the Government of Canada for commercial satellite imagery products. This award creates a streamlined pathway for government agencies to procure these services. The announcement was made on September 9, 2026, in Vancouver, British Columbia.
The City of CBS is set to receive $1 million from the federal government for improvements to local trails and parks. The funding is aimed at enhancing recreational spaces for residents and visitors. This investment reflects a commitment to support community infrastructure projects across Canada.
Recent reports indicate that Canadians are experiencing a steady sense of stability regarding their finances and employment. However, there are signs that perceptions of the housing market and overall economic outlook are declining. These mixed sentiments highlight a cautious optimism among consumers.
The Weather Network has forecasted a mild fall for much of Canada due to the influence of a significant El Nino event. This phenomenon is expected to extend the fall season and delay the onset of winter weather. Experts suggest that this winter could experience unusual weather changes as a result of El Nino.
The Canadian exchange-traded fund (ETF) market is nearing $924 billion, driven by substantial inflows into fixed income assets. In a recent week, there were $3.9 billion in inflows, indicating a strong preference for bond funds among investors. Additionally, autocallable ETFs are being highlighted as a new opportunity for income generation among Canadian financial advisors.
TMX Group announced its equity financing statistics for August 2026, revealing a total of 14 new issuers listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange. This represents a decrease from 19 new issuers in July 2026 and a significant reduction from 44 new issuers in August 2025. The new listings included 10 exchange-traded funds, three mining companies, and one industrial products company.
A brewery in Campobello, New Brunswick, is contemplating relocation to Maine due to challenges posed by rising trade tensions between Canada and the United States. The owner cites these tensions as a primary factor affecting the business's viability. The decision reflects broader economic impacts stemming from the ongoing trade disputes.
Canada is currently building a new polar Arctic icebreaker, which represents a significant step in the country's shipbuilding revival. The ship is being constructed as part of larger military investments aimed at enhancing Arctic security and sovereignty. The project has garnered billions in funding to assert Canada's presence in the North.
Canada Nickel Company Inc. has announced the filing of NI 43-101 technical reports for its Deloro and Nesbitt projects. The reports detail an updated resource estimate for the Deloro project and provide the initial resource estimate for the Nesbitt project. This filing has been made available on the SEDAR+ platform.
A recent report indicates that Canada ranks highly in trust among global investors, with 94% of institutional investors planning to maintain or increase their exposure to Canada. However, the report highlights a significant deployment gap in investment projects. It stresses that while trust is vital, it is not sufficient to attract capital without concrete project delivery.
Sources:The Globe and Mail, Wealth Professional Canada
Eldorado Gold has successfully produced its first copper-gold concentrate at the Skouries project in Greece. The company aims to achieve commercial production by the end of the fourth quarter of this year. This marks a significant milestone for Eldorado after facing multiple delays in the project’s development.
Canterra Minerals has announced notable results from its drill program at the Lundberg Deposit in Newfoundland. One drill hole, H-26-3568, yielded 144 meters of 0.75% copper equivalent, with a section of 76 meters returning 1.00% copper equivalent. The findings contribute to the ongoing evaluation of the deposit's mining potential.
Recent developments indicate escalating tariff disputes between Canada and the United States. Analysts suggest that the impact on Canadian families may amount to approximately $250. The evolving situation reflects ongoing tensions in cross-border trade relations.
Snowline Gold announced its inclusion in the S&P/TSX Composite Index and the FTSE Canada All Cap Index during the September rebalances. The company is on track to deliver its Pre-Feasibility Study by Q1 2027 and has largely completed its engineering field studies. A project description submission for mine permitting is planned for the future.
Southern Ontario is forecasted to experience the potential for severe thunderstorms on Wednesday, as meteorologists warn of high humidity levels contributing to storm formation. The weather system may also bring heavy rain and an increased risk of flooding in some areas. Residents are advised to stay updated on the evolving weather conditions.
Schools in northern Saskatchewan are making adjustments to their curricula to prepare students for employment at a new uranium mine under construction in the region. This initiative represents a significant economic opportunity for local youth, with potential environmental implications also being acknowledged. Stakeholders emphasize the importance of balancing educational benefits with environmental sustainability as the mining project progresses.
CBC News has reported on the extensive case of voyeurism in Canada, detailing how victims have been affected by the perpetrator's actions. Victims describe feelings of fear, distress, and challenges in resuming their normal lives. This case represents one of the largest voyeurism incidents recorded in Canada.
The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) have released a report addressing challenges related to data portability and open banking. The report emphasizes the need for alignment between existing securities data regulations and the upcoming federal open banking framework. Financial advisors in Canada are currently facing regulatory uncertainty as they adapt to these developments.
Farmers in the Prairie regions of Canada are experiencing significant delays in harvest due to heavy rainfall. Reports indicate that some areas, including Weyburn, received substantial amounts of rain, impacting crop collection. Farmers are adapting to these conditions but anticipate challenges ahead as they work to complete the harvest.
The Assembly of First Nations Quebec-Labrador (AFNQL) is urging political parties to prioritize equitable access to public services for First Nations as the provincial election approaches. The call to action comes in light of ongoing discussions about the role of government in addressing service disparities. The election is set to take place on October 5, with parties being encouraged to consider Indigenous needs in their platforms.
Canadian citizens by descent have the right to live, work, and travel in Canada. They may also wish to know if they can sponsor their spouse for Canadian residency. This article explores the implications of citizenship by descent in relation to spousal sponsorship.
Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. and Headwater Exploration Inc. have completed a merger deal valued at $10 billion. The merger aims to consolidate their operations in the Clearwater region of Alberta. This transaction is expected to create one of the largest publicly traded oil producers focusing on this area.
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The article discusses the recent termination of an electric vehicle (EV) mandate by Carney. It argues that while the decision may initially seem reasonable, it has been criticized as potentially misleading. The commentary presents contrasting views on the implications of this policy change.
Reports indicate that 5.6 per cent of the eggs available in Canada in 2024 were imported from the United States. This statistic has prompted discussion about the implications of imported goods. There have been various opinions on the impact of these imports on local egg production and market dynamics.
Dylan Marando, a former policy adviser, has shared insights with the Ontario Liberal Party regarding their approach to governance. He emphasizes the importance of returning to effective governance strategies. Marando's comments reflect a desire for the party to realign with its strengths.
The animated series South Park has been renamed to South America for its upcoming 29th season. This rebranding is connected to U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed changes to the names of geographical features like Lake Ontario and the Gulf of Mexico. The show's creators have stated that this decision serves as a humorous critique of Trump's actions.
Aurora Cannabis Inc. has announced the appointment of Faris El Refaie as the new leader to accelerate the company's global medical cannabis business. The appointment is part of Aurora's ongoing strategy to enhance its commercial operations. This decision reflects Aurora's commitment to expanding its influence in the biopharmaceutical sector.
The Associated Press has confirmed that it will maintain its reference to Lake Ontario rather than adopting the name Lake America. This decision has been consistent across multiple news outlets. The Associated Press has emphasized its commitment to using traditional names in its reporting.
The article highlights the state of interprovincial trade within Canada, focusing on the Prairies region and Alberta in particular. It suggests that Alberta has a significant level of genuine free trade among provinces, followed by Ontario. The commentary calls for a reevaluation of what 'Made in Canada' represents.
Ontario's police watchdog found that a Windsor officer was justified in using a stun gun on a man who subsequently fell and suffered skull fractures. The incident occurred while the man was fleeing from the officer. The man was taken to hospital with injuries, including fractures near his right eye.
K2 Gold Corporation has announced the results of four additional drill holes at its Dragonfly project in British Columbia. The drilling revealed multiple stacked high-grade gold structures, including a significant intercept of 27.43 metres at 4.03 grams per tonne of gold. Further intercepts included additional segments of varying gold grades, indicating potential for ongoing resource exploration.
Erdene Resource Development Corp. has established an automatic securities purchase plan in conjunction with its previously announced normal course issuer bid. The plan allows the company to repurchase up to a specified number of its shares. This decision is part of Erdene's strategy to manage its capital and enhance shareholder value.
COWI, a global engineering consultancy, is expanding its operations by opening a new office in Surrey, British Columbia. This new location follows the establishment of an existing office in North Vancouver. The company aims to strengthen its presence in the Canadian market through this expansion.
Canada is facing increasing cyber threats that are becoming more sophisticated. The government has acknowledged the importance of digital sovereignty, leading to discussions about potential improvements in cybersecurity, including incorporating artificial intelligence and modernizing technology in various sectors. Experts emphasize the need for a comprehensive strategy to strengthen Canada's digital defences.
Alberta landowners are taking legal action against the provincial energy regulator. They allege that the regulator has not properly funded the cleanup of orphaned oil and gas sites lacking responsible companies. The landowners are represented by Ecojustice, an environmental law charity.
Kane Biotech Inc. will host a webcast on September 16 to discuss its commercial progress. The presentation will feature insights from Board Chair Philip Renaud, Dr. John C. Lantis, and Interim CEO Dr. Robert Huizinga. The webcast aims to highlight the company's operational priorities and clinical relevance.
Two chefs from New Brunswick have been selected to participate in the tenth season of a well-known television series. This opportunity is seen as a significant achievement for the chefs involved. The series has gained popularity across Canada, highlighting various culinary talents.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer has stated that Canada is responsible for the escalation of the trade war between the United States and Canada. This statement follows President Donald Trump's signing of new executive orders aimed at increasing trade retaliation. The context includes Canada's recent tariffs, which have contributed to the rising tensions.
Thousands of students in Newfoundland and Labrador are returning to school after the summer break. Many students are focused on reconnecting with friends and preparing for their future careers. Safety measures in schools are also a priority as the new school year begins.
Players looking to register at an online casino in Canada should evaluate various technical features and service terms. Important factors to consider include the game selection, software certification, and the site's reliability. Proper research can help avoid issues such as delayed withdrawals or account restrictions.
A climatologist has indicated that Canada may experience a milder winter due to the influence of a strong El Nino, with Pacific air expected to dominate. This shift could lead to reduced snowfall and a delay in the onset of winter weather. Many regions across Canada are forecasted to see an extended fall season as a result.
The Hilary Weston Writers' Trust Prize for Nonfiction has shortlisted several authors, including Dan Werb, Trina Moyles, and Julian Brave NoiseCat. This prize is considered one of Canada's most prestigious awards for nonfiction writing. The winner will receive a cash prize of $75,000.
Canada has announced the introduction of a new flight path. The details regarding the specific changes and their implications for air travel have not yet been fully disclosed. This new development is part of ongoing updates to air traffic management.
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) 2026 showcased prominent women who have made significant contributions to the Canadian film industry. The event underscored the progress made in breaking gender barriers within the sector. TIFF served as a platform to celebrate female filmmakers and their achievements.
Public hearings regarding Manitoba Hydro's proposed natural gas expansion in Brandon have concluded after six weeks. The plan has faced considerable criticism from various stakeholders. Concerns have been raised about the implications of increasing natural gas usage for energy generation in the region.
Molly Burke, a blind disability rights advocate, will headline the 19th edition of the International Fashion Encounter. The event, organized by TFA Inc. in partnership with the Toronto Fashion Academy, aims to support the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB). This initiative highlights the intersection of fashion and advocacy in Canada.
The Hagersville gypsum mine in Haldimand County is a significant producer of drywall in Canada. The facility is capable of producing enough drywall in just six minutes to construct an entire house. This production contributes notably to the Canadian construction industry.
The Pentagon has defended comments made by Fox News host Pete Hegseth regarding the Canadian cadet program. His remarks have generated significant controversy, leading to a mixed response from various stakeholders. Discussions are ongoing about the implications of such commentary on military relations between Canada and the United States.
Jay Baruchel has expressed his vision for elevating the Canadian film industry. He aims to increase support and visibility for Canadian filmmakers. Baruchel's goals underline the potential for growth and success in the national cinema landscape.
The Canadian government has imposed tariffs of up to 50% on various U.S. products, including steel, consumer goods, and motorcycles. This action is viewed as a direct response to recent tariffs implemented by the United States on Canadian goods. The escalation in trade tensions raises questions about the potential for future negotiations between the two countries.
Sources:Financial Post, The Globe and Mail, CBC News
Nunavut is set to open its first trauma and addictions centre, which will offer programming that prioritizes Inuit-focused healing. The executive director has stated that the centre will expand its approach beyond traditional clinical methods. This initiative aims to better address the unique needs of the local community.
An electrical surge in late July caused a power outage in Yellowknife. Naka Power and the Northwest Territories Power Corporation state that despite the outage, they still have the capacity to manage larger projects. The cause of the surge has not yet been determined.
Several key stories are making headlines in Canada today. A strike at a Manitoba lab has ended, with workers returning to their positions. Additionally, a discussion is ongoing in Quebec regarding various issues, including economic measures.
Hare Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, is addressing the challenges posed by climate change as it deals with flooding, storm surges, and potential wildfires. The community is actively seeking ways to adapt and prepare for future climate-related events. This initiative reflects broader concerns shared by towns across the province regarding environmental changes.
Decade Resources Ltd. has announced an expansion of its exploration program at the Bonaparte copper-gold property in British Columbia. The company is increasing its drilling by 1,000 meters and has staked an additional 1,400 hectares of land. New mineralized porphyry outcrops have also been identified nearby the drill site.
Copper Quest Exploration Inc. has received an exploration permit for its Kitimat Copper-Gold Project in British Columbia. The project is located approximately 10 kilometers northwest of the community of Kitimat. This development is part of the company's ongoing efforts to advance its mining operations in the region.
Emperor Metals Inc. has announced the results of its 2026 exploration campaign at the Duquesne West Project. The campaign included over 20,000 metres of new drilling and analysis of historical unsampled core. The results aim to refine and expand the understanding of gold mineralization at the site.
The Canadian government has decided to acquire six GlobalEye surveillance aircraft, but there are concerns that these aircraft may not meet all military requirements. The military specifications were reportedly not communicated to competing manufacturers. This move has raised questions about the prioritization of speed and industrial benefits over military operational needs.
Quebec's government has introduced new measures aimed at supporting local businesses as Canada's counter-tariffs against the United States are set to take effect. The measures include a decree promoting local purchasing and restricting bids to companies with a physical presence in Quebec and Canada. This decision comes as local businesses face increased costs due to the upcoming tariffs on U.S. goods.
Cabinet records indicate that Canada was prepared to deploy naval ships in support of a U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, provided the UN Security Council approved the action. This preparation is notable given Canada's position as an objector to the war. The documents highlight the country's military readiness during this controversial period.
Naturium, a skincare brand owned by e.l.f. Beauty, is expanding its retail presence by launching exclusively at Sephora in Mexico and entering the Canadian market. The brand focuses on biocompatible and clinically effective skincare products. This expansion aims to provide more consumers in North America with affordable luxury skincare options.
Dryden Gold Corp. has released the initial findings from its 2026 exploration field program conducted at the Hyndman Property in British Columbia. The reported grab samples indicate a gold grade of 31.20 grams per tonne. The Hyndman Property is located near the Trans-Canada Highway and is being assessed as a promising exploration target.
WELL Health has announced the appointment of Evelyn Sutherland as its new Chief Financial Officer, effective September 21, 2026. Sutherland has over 20 years of experience in financial leadership, holding previous CFO positions at various companies. She has also served on the board of WELL's subsidiary, WELLSTAR, which contributes to her understanding of the company's strategy and governance.
Rosie's Burgers has opened its 20th location at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. The new restaurant is situated at 110 - 6015 University Blvd, CRU 8. This expansion is part of the Happy Belly Food Group's growth strategy for its restaurant brands.
ILC Critical Minerals Ltd. announced that all resolutions proposed at its annual general meeting on September 8, 2026, were passed. Over 99% of votes cast were in favour of the motions, including the election of all director nominees. The meeting took place in Vancouver, British Columbia.
The president of AquaAction has commented on former President Donald Trump's strong interest in Canadian water resources. Multiple news sources have reported on varying responses to Trump's actions regarding trade tariffs and environmental issues. The interplay between U.S.-Canada relations, particularly concerning water, remains a point of concern.
Canada is actively trying to draw researchers from the United States amid concerns that the U.S. environment is becoming increasingly unfriendly for scientists. Many researchers, including a former University of Colorado scientist now at the University of Montreal, have recently transitioned to Canadian roles. This initiative aims to bolster Canada's research community and fill gaps created by the shifting academic landscape.
Fatna Hamid moved to Canada from Kenya and faced challenges related to language and cultural adjustment. She navigated everyday tasks with the help of an interpreter, which highlighted the difficulties many newcomers experience. These challenges were amplified as her young son struggled to adapt to his new environment as well.
A highway collision near Winnipeg Beach resulted in the deaths of four teenagers, including an 18-year-old girl. Tom Borsa, the father of one of the victims, expressed his devastation regarding the incident. Four additional individuals were hospitalized following the crash on Sunday night.
First Hydrogen Corp. has signed a definitive agreement for advanced robotics technology. The agreement includes extensive intellectual property rights. The company is preparing to launch its first humanoid robot.
The Alberta government has announced a new measure to allow recently expired passports to be used for driver's licence renewals. This change comes in response to a significant increase in demand following the introduction of new driver's licence cards in the summer. The decision aims to streamline the renewal process for residents.
This week marks the return to school for thousands of students across Manitoba. Many are starting the new school year with fresh supplies and a mix of hopes and concerns. The beginning of the school year signifies new opportunities and challenges for students and families alike.
A recent international assessment has revealed that Manitoba students showed a slight improvement in science scores. However, scores in reading and math have declined. Educators and stakeholders are assessing these results as students prepare to return to school.
Lomiko Metals Inc. has received recommendations from Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. and Glass Lewis to support its proposed arrangement involving its acquisition by Global. These recommendations are aimed at guiding shareholders in their voting decisions. The acquisition is currently under review and may impact the company's future operations and structure.
The Premier of Quebec has announced a new strategy aimed at encouraging local purchasing. This initiative is projected to contribute $1.5 billion to the province's economy. The plan is part of ongoing efforts to support local businesses and stimulate economic growth in the region.
District Metals Corp. has completed its first diamond drilling program at the Österkälen and Malgomaj mineral licenses in Sweden. The program successfully identified geophysical anomalies associated with intersecting graphitic black shale in each drill hole. This drilling is part of the company's ongoing exploration of its 100% owned Alum Shale Properties.
Saskatchewan has introduced a 50 per cent tax on American alcohol products as part of its response to ongoing trade tensions with the United States. Premier Scott Moe announced that this retaliatory measure coincides with reciprocal tariffs imposed by Canada. The Saskatchewan government aims to support local alcohol producers with this levy.
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Saskatchewan businesses are preparing for the impact of American tariffs alongside Canadian counter-tariffs. Two companies have reported that federal grants will not fully mitigate the financial effects. The situation has raised concerns about the broader implications for the provincial economy.
Canada's counter-tariffs on American goods took effect as a response to recent tariffs imposed by the United States. The new tariffs impact nearly $28 billion worth of American imports. Local businesses are beginning to pass the increased costs onto consumers.
A Rwandan national seeking intervention from Canadian courts in relation to charges of hate speech has had his request rejected. The judge stated that it would be inappropriate for the court to grant the relief sought by Léon Mugesera. This decision has implications for the intersection of free speech, hate speech laws, and international legal matters involving Canada.
A new stadium has been announced for Winnipeg's upcoming professional women's soccer team, which will play in the Northern Super League. The announcement was made by officials from various levels of government during a media event. This development marks a significant step in supporting women's sports in the region.
As children prepare to return to school, health officials in Canada are urging parents to ensure their vaccinations are up to date. This comes amid concerns over vaccine-preventable illnesses that may pose a risk during the school year. Multiple news outlets have highlighted the importance of checking vaccination records ahead of the academic term.
The British Columbia Conservative Party is experiencing significant changes as several Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) depart to form a new political party. Despite these departures, the party will maintain its public funding. The situation reflects ongoing challenges within the party's leadership and cohesion.
Hockey Canada has announced that Windsor will host a women's hockey game between Canada's National Women’s Team and the United States. The event is scheduled to take place on October 28 at the WFCU Centre. This matchup is part of the lead-up to the upcoming World Championship.
Two children fell from the trunk of a moving vehicle in Quebec after the rear hatch unexpectedly opened. The incident involved five children aged eight to twelve who were riding in the vehicle's trunk. One child sustained injuries as a result of the fall.
A lawsuit has been initiated in Quebec Superior Court against the Chief Electoral Officer of Quebec and the Attorney General concerning election mailouts that are exclusively in French. The mailouts contain information on how and where to vote. The case raises issues related to language access in the electoral process.
Sapporo has stated it is considering moving the production of its non-alcoholic beer to the United States, but the company confirms that most of its Canadian production will remain in Canada. U.S. tariffs on Canadian beer have influenced the company's decision-making. The potential move has not yet been finalized, according to company representatives.
Newfoundland and Labrador businesses are considering the implications of recently implemented retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods. Two specific businesses within the province are exploring alternatives to mitigate potential negative impacts on their operations. They are taking proactive measures to minimize disruptions to their business activities.
Canada has announced retaliatory tariffs in response to recent trade tensions with the United States. The move comes as various economic sectors in Canada express concern over the impact of U.S. tariffs. The situation highlights ongoing trade negotiations between the two countries.
Loblaw Companies Limited is set to hold its Investor Day on September 9, 2026, focused on the theme 'Retail and Beyond.' The event will cover the company's strategic updates, operating priorities, and growth opportunities. Investors will gain insights into how Loblaw aims to achieve profitable growth in its core retail businesses and emerging platforms.
On September 8, several key topics are being discussed in Canada, including the challenges related to the country's investment climate, a merger in Alberta's oil sector, and the implications of tax policies. There are also discussions surrounding the housing market, specifically regarding the sale of homes at a loss. Finally, dialogue continues about finding common ground on various national issues.
Saskatchewan is experiencing recovery efforts following a severe storm over the Labour Day long weekend that resulted in over 100 mm of rain in Regina. Cities across the province, including the capital, are facing challenges associated with cleanup and infrastructure damage. The recovery process is expected to be extensive as communities work to restore normalcy.
Meta has introduced its personal AI agent, Muse, which can perform various tasks such as managing emails and making purchases. However, the app is currently only accessible on the US App Store, with no listing in Canada’s App Store. Canadian users are unable to download Muse at this time.
A recent MP report discusses Canada's response to international crises, showcasing its readiness to assist other nations in need. The report emphasizes Canada's role in providing humanitarian aid and support. This commitment reflects the country's values and priorities in global cooperation.
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