Canada Edition · Day Desk

Monday, September 14

114 stories

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Google Introduces Age Assurance Technology to Identify Underage Users in Canada

Google is implementing its age assurance technology in Canada to identify underage users. The system utilises artificial intelligence to estimate the age of users based on existing account signals. This development aligns with new digital safety legislation from the federal government aimed at protecting children online.

Sources: Google News, The Globe and Mail, Canada’s National Observer, Ctv News, Cp24, Brandonsun, Ns News, Medicine Hat News, Oakville News, Panow, The Lethbridge Herald, Airdrie News, Richmond News, Sootoday, Town And Country Today, Winnipeg Free Press, Coast Reporter, The Chronicle-journal, Western Wheel, Times Colonist, The Record, Citynews Everywhere, The Standard, Vancouver Is Awesome, Squamish Chief, Lethbridge News Now, Baytoday.ca, Lakeland News, St. Albert News, Sudbury.com, Infonews.ca, The Star, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Citynews Calgary, Citynews Montreal, Citynews Edmonton, Citynews Vancouver, Lapresse Ca, Le Soleil, La-voix-de-lest

Business • about 1 month ago

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CI Global Asset Management Celebrates Acquisition of Invesco Canada

CI Global Asset Management has successfully completed its acquisition of Invesco Canada. The event was marked by a market opening ceremony at the Toronto Stock Exchange. This acquisition is part of CI GAM's ongoing strategy to expand its offerings in the asset management sector.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • about 1 month ago

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Nouveau Monde Graphite to Present Bécancour Battery Material Plant at Canada Investment Summit

Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. (NMG) will showcase its 13ktpy Bécancour Battery Material Plant project at the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto on September 14th and 15th. The company is working to secure a Final Investment Decision (FID) in the coming months while advancing necessary conditions and collaborating with Panasonic Energy. This event marks NMG's continued efforts to establish its presence in the battery materials sector.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire, Green Stock News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Driverless Truck Incident Disrupts Oil Supply Link

On August 25, a driverless truck caused a disruption to a critical supply route for petroleum products servicing refineries in Ontario and Quebec. The incident occurred on Enbridge's Line 5, which runs through Michigan. The implications of this disruption could impact the energy supply chain in the affected regions.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canada Strengthens Ties with the European Union Amid US Trade Tensions

Mark Carney will become the first Canadian government leader to attend the State of the European Union address. This visit occurs during ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the United States. The event highlights Canada's efforts to deepen its relationship with the European Union.

Sources: Le Devoir

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Montreal Canadiens Kick Off 2026-2027 Season with Golf Tournament

The Montreal Canadiens are launching their 2026-2027 season with a traditional golf tournament. The event is taking place at Laval-sur-le-Lac on Monday. This annual tradition marks the beginning of the NHL team's season activities.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, Journal Montreal, Journal De Québec

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Josh Anderson Named Alternate Captain for the Canadiens

The Montreal Canadiens have appointed Josh Anderson as the new alternate captain for the upcoming season. He will wear the letter 'A' on his jersey, which was previously held by Brendan Gallagher. This change reflects the team's leadership structure following Gallagher's departure from that role.

Sources: Lapresse Ca, Journal Montreal, Journal De Québec, Tva Nouvelles

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canada and US Trade Agreement Possibility Amid Ongoing Trade Tensions

US President Donald Trump suggested that a trade agreement between the US and Canada could be reached quickly. He reiterated his criticisms regarding the treatment of American farmers by Canada. Concurrently, Canada is reportedly strengthening trade ties with the European Union during ongoing trade disputes with the US.

Sources: Radio-canada Ca, Lapresse Ca

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canadiens Golf Tournament Highlights

The Montreal Canadiens hosted a golf tournament at Laval-sur-le-Lac on Monday. Notable mentions from the event included an honour for player Josh Anderson and an injury update regarding Kaiden Guhle. Additionally, the tournament served as a moment of relief for recent draft pick Samuel Bolduc.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Montreal Canadiens Annual Golf Tournament Coverage

The Montreal Canadiens held their annual golf tournament, featuring commentary and insights from team officials and players. General Manager Kent Hughes shared his thoughts on a potential coaching candidate, while player Nick Suzuki discussed the importance of securing home-ice advantage. The event was covered live by journalist Katherine Harvey-Pinard.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Canada and Germany to Highlight AI Cooperation at ALL IN Conference

The ALL IN conference, Canada's largest technology and artificial intelligence event, will take place on September 16 and 17 at the Palais des congrès in Montreal. This year's edition will focus on Germany, bringing together over 7,500 business leaders from around 40 countries. The collaboration between Canada and Germany aims to provide tangible benefits in the field of artificial intelligence.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canadiens Sign Chris Kreider: Impact on Team Roster

The Montreal Canadiens have signed forward Chris Kreider to enhance their roster. His addition is expected to provide physicality and scoring support, particularly benefiting teammate Ivan Demidov. The move will affect the playing time of Owen Beck and Florian Xhekaj, who might have to wait for their opportunity in the lineup.

Sources: Dose Ca News

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Manitoba's Need for a Data Centre Strategy

The Winnipeg Sun discusses the importance of developing a tailored data centre strategy for Manitoba. With increasing digital needs, the province faces demands for improved infrastructure to support technological growth. Establishing a local playbook could enhance economic opportunities and attract investment in the tech sector.

Sources: Winnipeg Sun

Business • about 1 month ago

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Nano One Materials Selected for Inaugural Canada Investment Summit 2026

Nano One Materials has been selected to participate in the inaugural Canada Investment Summit 2026. This event is co-hosted by the Government of Canada, CPP Investments, and PSP Investments, and aims to attract investment for nation-building projects. The summit will bring together over 100 international investors and business leaders.

Sources: Financial Post, Green Stock News

Business • about 1 month ago

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TransAlta Receives Extension for Centralia Unit 2 Operations

TransAlta Corporation has been mandated by the Department of Energy to keep Centralia Unit 2 operational for an additional 90 days. This decision was announced on September 14, 2026. The extension comes as part of ongoing regulatory requirements for the facility.

Sources: Green Stock News

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Comparison of Popular ETFs: TEC and XQQ

Two popular exchange-traded funds (ETFs), TEC and XQQ, are being compared due to their similar appearances. However, TEC is noted to have a higher concentration in technology and Nvidia, implying a greater exposure to risks associated with artificial intelligence investments. This distinction highlights the varying risk profiles of the two ETFs for potential investors.

Sources: Fool Canada

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canada HVAC Equipment Market Trends and Projections (2026-2031)

The Canadian HVAC equipment market is expected to experience growth driven by increased demand for energy-efficient systems. Key trends include a shift towards heat pumps, ductless and Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems, as well as advancements in ventilation and cooling technologies. This market development reflects a growing focus on energy efficiency and sustainability practices in the construction and renovation sectors across Canada.

Sources: Menafn

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Exploring New Brunswick's Acadian Coastal Drive

The Acadian Coastal Drive in New Brunswick showcases the culture and heritage of the Acadian community. The region is known for its scenic landscapes and rich history. Travellers along this route can experience the unique offerings of this part of Atlantic Canada.

Sources: Driving

Business • about 1 month ago

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Pan Global Acquires Rights to Salamon Gold Project in Spain

Pan Global Resources Inc. has been awarded the rights to the Salamon Gold Project in Spain, subject to the appeal of a competing bidder. The company submitted tender bids through its subsidiaries in Spain. This development may have implications for the local mining sector and international investors.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Montreal College Receives Funding After Legal Challenges

LaSalle College in Montreal faced significant financial penalties due to recent legal challenges regarding language regulations. Following these developments, the college has successfully regained funding for the current year. The case highlights ongoing tensions surrounding language policies in Quebec's education system.

Sources: Google News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Dryden Gold Expands High-Grade Zones Through Deeper Drilling

Dryden Gold has announced the expansion of known high-grade zones as a result of deeper drilling efforts. This development was revealed through updates shared by CEO.CA, a platform dedicated to connecting investors and CEOs in the junior mining sector. The company continues to progress in its mining exploration activities in Ontario.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • about 1 month ago

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PQ in first place as CAQ falls to third: poll. Follow for live updates - CTV News

PQ in first place as CAQ falls to third: poll. Follow for live updates CTV News Quebec parties make economic, safety pledges ahead of leaders' debate cbc.ca Quebec votes 2026: New polls show CAQ sliding as Liberals gain support, PQ holds top spot CityNews Montreal Quebec party leaders talk transport, health care on ...

Sources: Google News, Citynews Montreal

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Northern Leaders Advocate for Four-laning of Highways 11 and 17

Northern Ontario municipal leaders are calling for the four-laning of highways 11 and 17. The Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities and the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association are requesting the provincial and federal governments to jointly fund this initiative through a phased-in approach. The leaders believe that upgrading these highways will enhance safety and economic development in the region.

Sources: Ctv News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Pension Fund Plans Additional $10 Billion Investment by 2027

A Canadian pension fund has announced plans to invest an additional $10 billion in domestic projects by 2027. This announcement coincides with the opening of a summit in Toronto. The pension fund currently manages a $100 billion portfolio that includes investments in companies such as GFL and Cadillac Fairview.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Business • about 1 month ago

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CleanTech Vanadium Mining Corp. Announces Shareholder Meeting Results

CleanTech Vanadium Mining Corp. has reported that all resolutions were approved by shareholders during the annual general and special meeting held on September 11, 2026. The meeting included discussions on the proposed sale of the Robinson-Lasher asset. Further details are provided in the management information circular.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • about 1 month ago

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Coke Canada Begins Construction on Brampton Facility Expansion

Coke Canada Bottling and Broccolini have commenced construction on a significant expansion of the Brampton facility. The expansion will add a new 62,000-square-foot section to the existing infrastructure. This project reflects investment in the industrial sector valued at approximately $141 million.

Sources: Construct Connect

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canada Engages Global Investors to Diversify Economic Dependency

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is meeting with global investors in Toronto as Canada aims to decrease its economic reliance on the United States. This initiative coincides with a Fraser Institute report advocating for stronger export diversification efforts. The investment summit reflects a broader push towards energy sovereignty and economic resilience.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Wealth Professional Canada

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Industry Feedback Requested on 24 Sussex Project

Public Services and Procurement Canada is seeking feedback on the Request for Qualifications for the 24 Sussex project. This follows Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement in June regarding plans to restore the prime minister's residence. The restoration will involve a national design competition and fundraising campaign.

Sources: Construct Connect

Business • about 1 month ago

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Trump Revises Tariff Decisions Affecting Canadian Rock Salt Supply

President Trump has decided to reverse previously announced tariffs on Canadian rock salt, which is a key resource for the United States. The decision comes amid dependency on Windsor, Ontario, as a primary supplier of this commodity. Canadian rock salt is vital for various industries in the U.S., highlighting the importance of cross-border trade relations.

Sources: Google News, Windsor Star

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Indigenous Voter Turnout Low in Quebec Amid Calls for Political Inclusion

Indigenous voter turnout in Quebec has been reported as low, particularly in the Mohawk community of Kahnawake. This issue has prompted calls for greater political inclusion of Indigenous peoples in the electoral process. Observations of signs promoting awareness in the community highlight the ongoing efforts to engage voters.

Sources: Cp24, Ctv News

Technology • about 1 month ago

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First Tellurium Develops Thermoelectric Film for Enhanced Solar Panel Efficiency

First Tellurium Corp. is working on a new tellurium-based technology aimed at improving electricity generation from solar panels during low-light conditions. The technology focuses on utilizing temperature differentials to enhance power output. The development is based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Sources: Investing News Network (inn)

Business • about 1 month ago

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Scotiabank Commits Over $100 Billion to Support Canada's Growth Agenda

Scotiabank has pledged over $100 billion over five years to contribute to Canada's growth agenda. The announcement includes the launch of the Scotia Growth Institute, aimed at advancing economic competitiveness in Canada. Ambassador Kirsten Hillman has been appointed as the Lead Strategic Advisor for the institute.

Sources: Seeking Alpha, Investing News Network (inn)

Business • about 1 month ago

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Focus Graphite Establishes Revolving Credit Facility with CIBC

Focus Graphite Inc. has established a C$2.0 million revolving credit facility with CIBC to support its operations. The facility aims to provide working capital flexibility amid timing issues with previously announced federal funding exceeding C$15 million. The funding is intended for government-supported work programs and operational needs.

Sources: Investing News Network (inn)

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Isaac del Toro Claims Victory in Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal

Isaac del Toro from Mexico won the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal. Canadian cyclist Woods finished in 18th place. The event showcased various international competitors amid a vibrant Montreal setting.

Sources: Cp24, Ctv News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Inaugural Endometrial Cancer Awareness Week Initiated in Canada

GSK Canada has launched the first Endometrial Cancer Awareness Week during Gynecological Cancer Awareness Month. The initiative aims to educate the public about endometrial cancer, its symptoms, and the importance of early detection. This awareness campaign is part of broader efforts to address women's health issues related to gynecological cancers.

Sources: Newswire

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Westport and Volvo Group Launch New Advancements in Fuel Economy

Westport Fuel Systems Inc. and Volvo Group have unveiled new technologies under their joint venture, Cespira. The enhancements include improved rail-pressure control and architecture adaptability, aimed at increasing fuel efficiency and encouraging wider adoption by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). This announcement was made on September 14, 2026, in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • about 1 month ago

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Leadership Identified as Key Factor in Canada's Productivity Challenges

A recent report by BDO Canada highlights widespread adoption of artificial intelligence among Canadian firms. However, it indicates that operational transformation is lagging behind. The report suggests that addressing leadership issues may be essential for improving productivity in the country.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Reports Confirm First Human Cases of West Nile Virus in Ontario

Southwestern Public Health has reported the first human case of West Nile virus in its region. Additionally, Ottawa Public Health has confirmed two human cases, while Hamilton has also reported its first case. The occurrences highlight the virus's presence in various regions of Ontario.

Sources: Google News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Stellantis Signs MOU for Potential Sale of Brampton Assembly Plant

Stellantis has signed a memorandum of understanding with Canadian armoured vehicle manufacturer Roshel regarding a potential sale of its idled assembly plant in Brampton, Ontario. The announcement coincides with a pause in talks between Stellantis and the union representing its workers. Details about the MOU and future plans for the plant have not been disclosed.

Sources: Kamloops This Week, Oakville News, Coast Reporter, Sootoday, Squamish Chief, Western Wheel, Richmond News, Town And Country Today, Times Colonist, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Lakeland News, Baytoday.ca, Airdrie News, St. Albert News, Cp24, Ctv News, Sudbury.com, Vancouver Is Awesome, Google News

Business • about 1 month ago

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TD Bank Announces $150 Billion Investment Plan for Canadian Sectors

TD Bank has unveiled a five-year investment plan amounting to $150 billion aimed at enhancing funding for critical Canadian sectors. This initiative focuses on energy, artificial intelligence, infrastructure, defence, and minerals. The bank anticipates that these investments will contribute to economic growth across the country.

Sources: Google News, The Globe and Mail, Seeking Alpha

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Northisle Copper and Gold Inc. Added to Global Junior Gold Miners Index

Northisle Copper and Gold Inc. has announced its inclusion in the MVIS Global Junior Gold Miners Index. This index serves as the underlying benchmark for the VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF. The rebalancing will take effect at market close on September 18, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Dr. Kathie Thoms Recognised as NL Emergency Physician of the Year

Dr. Kathie Thoms has been named Newfoundland and Labrador's Emergency Physician of the Year. In an interview, she discussed her career trajectory and her role in overseeing the medical operations at the upcoming 2025 Canada Games. Thoms highlighted the appreciation she received from her colleagues and the importance of teamwork in her profession.

Sources: Pniatlantic

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Peter Edwards Receives Tracey Tyler Award from Innocence Canada

Peter Edwards, a veteran crime reporter for the Toronto Star, has been awarded the Tracey Tyler Award by Innocence Canada. This award is given to individuals who advocate for the wrongfully convicted. The award is named in honour of Tracey Tyler, a colleague who passed away in 2012.

Sources: The Star

Business • about 1 month ago

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Silver Hammer Mining Corporation Announces Fall Exploration Program at Silver Strand Project

Silver Hammer Mining Corp. has announced a Fall exploration program at its Silver Strand Project in Idaho. The program includes a permit for surface drilling to a depth of up to 2,438 metres in eight drill holes. The Silver Strand Project is situated in the Kootenai County Silver District.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Alberta's Potential Second Referendum on Separation

Alberta is preparing for a referendum on the possibility of separation, set to take place next month. The outcome of the referendum may lead to discussions on timing for a potential second referendum, though specifics are unclear. Analysts and polls indicate a mix of expectations among proponents regarding the likelihood of success.

Sources: Google News, CBC News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Rising Text Message Scams Reported in Saskatchewan

Police in Saskatchewan have reported a rise in sophisticated text message scams targeting residents. These scams include fake court fines, threats of service loss, and impersonations of family members seeking assistance. Authorities are advising the public on measures to protect themselves from potential fraud.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Unifor Members Approve New Eastern Canada Forestry Agreement

Unifor members working at Domtar mills in Eastern Canada have ratified a new pattern agreement in the forestry sector. The vote was influenced by a conciliator's recommendations aimed at improving work conditions and negotiations. This agreement affects members across multiple mills in the region.

Sources: Newswire

Business • about 1 month ago

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Mercedes-Benz Canada Marks 140 Years of Innovation at Cobble Beach Concours d'Elegance

Mercedes-Benz Canada is celebrating its 140th anniversary at the Cobble Beach Concours d'Elegance taking place from September 19 to 20 in Owen Sound, Ontario. The event features a display of classic and luxury vehicles along with activities highlighting the brand's heritage and innovations. This celebration reflects the company's long-standing presence in the automotive industry in Canada.

Sources: Newswire

Business • about 1 month ago

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NiCAN Reports Gold Mineralization Findings at Pipy South in Manitoba

NiCAN Limited has announced assay results from the first seven drill holes at its Pipy South project in Thompson, Manitoba, indicating significant gold mineralization. The company continues to evaluate the potential of this site for further development. NiCAN's findings could contribute to the regional mining industry's growth.

Sources: Newswire

Business • about 1 month ago

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Yves Veggie Cuisine Returns to Grocery Shelves Across Canada

Maple Leaf Foods Inc. has announced the return of Yves Veggie Cuisine, featuring six previously popular products. This move is in response to consumer demand for plant-based options. The products will now be available in grocery stores nationwide.

Sources: Newswire

Technology • about 1 month ago

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BCIT Establishes Prefabrication Teaching Micro-Factory

The British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) is creating a prefabrication teaching micro-factory on its Burnaby campus. This facility aims to provide practical training in modern construction methods, focusing on high-performance, low-carbon buildings. The initiative will mimic a small-scale production environment to enhance learning for students.

Sources: Construct Connect

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Increase in Illnesses Observed During Back-to-School Season

As students return to school, healthcare professionals are noting an increase in various illnesses. These common ailments are often observed as children congregate in classrooms and resume social interactions. Parents are advised on how to identify specific symptoms to differentiate between illnesses.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Alberta Government Pursues Permanent Daylight Time

The Alberta government is moving forward with a proposal for permanent daylight time, despite mixed opinions among the public. Service Alberta Minister Dale Nally expressed confidence in the decision and emphasized the government's willingness to listen to citizens if necessary. The proposal reflects ongoing discussions about time changes and their impact on Albertans.

Sources: Edmonton Journal

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Saskatchewan Expands Pharmacy Services for Strep Throat and Ear Infections

The Saskatchewan government is expanding access to strep throat and ear infection services at over 100 pharmacies across the province. This initiative allows patients to receive testing and treatment for these conditions directly from pharmacists. The expansion aims to improve healthcare accessibility in Saskatchewan.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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B.C. Construction Safety Alliance Marks 25 Years of Worker Safety Advocacy

The B.C. Construction Safety Alliance is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. This organization aims to create a unified voice for worker safety across various construction disciplines in British Columbia. Its merger has led to improved outcomes for worker safety in the construction industry.

Sources: Construct Connect

Business • about 1 month ago

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Osisko Gold Announces Construction Decision for Cariboo Gold Project

Osisko Gold has confirmed a formal construction decision for the Cariboo Gold Project, anticipating the first gold pour in the first quarter of 2029. The project will see commercial production begin in the second half of 2029. Additionally, Osisko has secured a US$30 million strategic private placement from an affiliate of Trafigura.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Building Ferries in British Columbia Could Benefit Local Economy, Report Suggests

A report from the Centre of Future Work indicates that constructing ferries in British Columbia could strengthen the province's economy amid U.S. trade tariffs. The report suggests that local shipbuilding could create jobs and foster economic resilience. It emphasizes the potential benefits of reducing reliance on foreign ferry procurement.

Sources: Construct Connect

Business • about 1 month ago

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Curaleaf Requests Alberta Securities Commission to Halt Aurora's ATM Program

Curaleaf Holdings, Inc. has submitted an application to the Alberta Securities Commission seeking to halt the automatic share purchase plan (ATM program) of Aurora Cannabis. The application is part of a pending offer involving Curaleaf and Aurora. This action is part of ongoing developments in the cannabis industry within Canada.

Sources: Newswire

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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New Deal with Quebec Regarding Churchill Falls Under Review

A new deal concerning the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project in Newfoundland and Labrador is currently being debated. Politicians are encouraged to prioritize facts and clarity as the discussions unfold. Stakeholders emphasize the importance of presenting the ramifications of the agreement transparently.

Sources: Pniatlantic

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Viewing Information for the 2026 Tour de Gatineau

The 2026 Tour de Gatineau will attract many top women cyclists. It serves as a preparatory event for the road world championships. Fans are encouraged to find information on how to watch the event.

Sources: Canadian Cycling Magazine

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Lockheed Martin Contracts Avalon Holographics for Further Investment

Lockheed Martin has awarded Avalon Holographics Inc. a new contract worth $5.6 million. This agreement increases Lockheed Martin's total investment in the Newfoundland company to $11.7 million. Avalon Holographics specializes in innovative holographic technology.

Sources: Pniatlantic

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Membertou Receives National Award from Fulbright Canada

Membertou has been awarded a national honour by Fulbright Canada, recognising the community's achievements. The community expressed pride in this recognition. Local leaders highlighted the importance of the award for showcasing their contributions on a national scale.

Sources: Pniatlantic

Business • about 1 month ago

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Blake Rhodes Appointed Chairman of the Board at ERDA Resource Opportunities Inc.

Blake Rhodes has been appointed as the new Chairman of the Board of ERDA Resource Opportunities Inc., effective September 14, 2026. Rhodes, who has been a Director of the Corporation since May 2026, succeeds the previous chairman. ERDA Resource Opportunities Inc. is a publicly traded company based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Olymel Recalls Chicken Breast Strips Over Listeria Concerns

Olymel has issued a recall of chicken breast strips in Quebec due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. The recall affects specific batches of the product. Consumers are advised to check their purchases and discard any affected items.

Sources: Ctv News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canopy Growth Issues Reminder for Shareholder Voting Before Deadline

Canopy Growth Corporation has issued a reminder for shareholders to vote ahead of its Annual General and Special Meeting scheduled for September 25, 2026. Shareholders are encouraged to submit their votes by 1:00 p.m. ET to ensure their participation in the meeting. The company emphasizes the importance of shareholder engagement in its corporate governance.

Sources: Businesswire

Business • about 1 month ago

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Northcliff Resources Ltd. Selected for Canada Investment Summit Prospectus

Northcliff Resources Ltd. has been selected to feature in the prospectus for the inaugural Canada Investment Summit. This recognition is part of the event aimed at highlighting investment opportunities in Canadian resource projects. The Sisson Project by Northcliff is included among other significant developments in the country.

Sources: Newswire

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Kitchener's A Better Tent City Rebrands as Cabins on Ardelt

A Better Tent City in Kitchener has been rebranded as Cabins on Ardelt following a change in management. The tiny home community has been operational in the Waterloo region for six years. Nadine Green, a co-founder, has transitioned away from the project.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Indigenomics Institute to Hold Third Global Indigenous Economic Forum

The Indigenomics Institute is set to host its third Indigenomics NOW forum on September 26, 2026, which is a 24-hour online global Indigenous economic event. This forum aims to enhance the economic knowledge and power of Indigenous Peoples. Carol Anne Hilton, the Host and Founder, emphasizes the importance of integrating a generational perspective into economic design.

Sources: Businesswire

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Upcoming Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security Payments Expected

Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) payments are set to be distributed on Friday, September 25, 2026. Recipients in Ontario can expect to receive their payments on this date. Details about the amounts and potential increases have been announced.

Sources: Northbaynipissing.com, Brampton News, Northumberland News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Shoppers Alerted to Recent Food Recalls

Ontario shoppers are being advised of recent food recalls, including select chicken products sold at Costco, snacks available through Amazon, and peanuts due to potential salmonella contamination. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued recalls for these products to ensure consumer safety. It is recommended that consumers either discard or return the affected items.

Sources: Parrysound.com, Guelph Mercury, Niagarathisweek.com, Cambridge Times, Brampton News, The Peterborough Examiner, Northumberland News, The Hamilton Spectator, Northbaynipissing.com, Durhamregion.com, Orangeville.com, Insideottawavalley.com, Niagara Falls Review, Citynews Everywhere, The Record, Winnipeg Free Press, The Standard

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Escalation of Trade Relations Between Canada and the United States

Canada's trade conflict with the United States is intensifying, with Canadian counter-tariffs now in effect. The United States has expanded its own tariffs in response. Both countries are facing economic implications as the trade war develops.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Discussion on Public Investment and Ownership Opportunities

The article discusses concerns regarding public investments in businesses and the potential for Canadian taxpayers to gain ownership stakes. It argues for Canadian ownership in enterprises bolstered by taxpayer funding. The piece reflects on the implications of foreign investment in key sectors.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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$5.5 Million Daycare in Winnipeg Area Remaining Vacant After Two Years

A daycare facility in the Winnipeg area, built with $5.5 million of provincial funding two years ago, is currently unoccupied and in poor condition. The site has reportedly been affected by vandalism and flooding. Local observations indicate the structure is now surrounded by weeds and has experienced significant deterioration since its construction.

Sources: CBC News, Yahoo! News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Increase in Non-Funded Independent Schools in Manitoba

The number of non-funded independent schools in Manitoba is on the rise, particularly exemplified by a school located in a Mennonite church in Altona. This growth reflects changing educational preferences among some families in the province. Stakeholders are discussing the implications of this trend on the broader education system in Manitoba.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Miller Calls for Strategic Support for Canadian Film and TV Industry

Minister Miller emphasized the need for a more strategic approach to supporting the Canadian film and television industry. He noted that a reevaluation of the audiovisual sector is currently in progress. The comments come as Ottawa seeks to enhance investment and support for local productions.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Quebec’s Film Industry Under Scrutiny at TIFF and in Washington

Quebec's film industry faces scrutiny during the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) amid regulatory discussions in Washington. Matthew Rankin's documentary on Brian Mulroney has drawn attention for its portrayal of the former Prime Minister. Multiple outlets speculated on the film's unique style and its reception at the festival.

Sources: Google News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Companies Capitalising on Patriotism with New Slogan

Several Canadian businesses are adopting the slogan 'Elbows Up' as they attempt to align themselves with patriotic sentiment. The slogan is being leveraged to create a sense of national identity in various marketing campaigns. The trend reflects an increasing interest among consumers in supporting local products and companies.

Sources: Google News

Politics • about 1 month ago

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One-Time $150 Payment for Canada Disability Benefit Recipients

Eligible Canadians receiving the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) are to receive a one-time payment of $150 from the federal government. This payment aims to assist with costs associated with the Disability Tax Credit. The payment will be issued this week, according to announcements from government sources.

Sources: Daily Hive Victoria, The Star

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Review Board Orders Measures for Hospital Following Isolation Case

The Ontario Review Board has mandated the Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care to take steps to address issues related to patient seclusion. The order follows a profile of Andrew Azevedo's five years in isolation. The board's decision acknowledges the harm caused by such practices in mental health care settings.

Sources: The Star

Business • about 1 month ago

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Analysis of Ongoing Canada-U.S. Trade Relations

Canada is currently facing a significant trade conflict with the United States, characterized by unique factors. This ongoing trade war has implications for various sectors and presents new challenges. Experts suggest it differs from previous trade disputes in several key aspects.

Sources: The Star

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canada Investment Summit Aims to Attract Global Investors

Prime Minister Mark Carney will host the inaugural Canada Investment Summit in Toronto on September 14 and 15, focusing on attracting foreign investment. The summit aims to address Canada's low business investment levels, seen as an economic weakness. Carney has set a goal of securing $1 trillion in investments over the next five years.

Sources: The Star, The Globe and Mail, Google News, Cp24, Ctv News, Financial Times, Lakeland News, Citynews Everywhere, Oakville News, The Chronicle-journal, Medicine Hat News, Citynews Calgary, Citynews Vancouver, Baytoday.ca, Yahoo! News, Citynews Edmonton, The Lethbridge Herald, Squamish Chief, Vancouver Is Awesome, Infonews.ca, Citynews Winnipeg, Sootoday, Winnipeg Free Press, Citynews Ottawa, Times Colonist, The Standard, Kitchener News, Ns News, Sudbury.com, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Winnipeg Sun, Western Wheel, Lethbridge News Now, Richmond News, St. Albert News, Halifax Today, Airdrie News, Town And Country Today, Coast Reporter, Brandonsun, Citynews Montreal, Panow, The Hamilton Spectator, The Record, Lapresse Ca, Financial Post, CBC News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Quadrangle's Legal Battle with Ottawa Highlights Concerns for Foreign Investors

Quadrangle, a New York private equity fund, is involved in a protracted legal dispute with the Canadian government. The case is currently set for appeal in a Toronto court. The fund's representatives suggest that the outcome may influence the decisions of foreign investors considering entering the Canadian market.

Sources: Google News, The Globe and Mail

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Travel Nurse Agency Files Lawsuit Against Newfoundland and Labrador Health Authority

A medical staffing agency has initiated legal action against Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services, alleging violations of access-to-information laws and unfair treatment during contract applications. The health authority recently commissioned a forensic audit concerning payments made to the agency, though its findings are not publicly accessible. The lawsuit raises questions about transparency and administrative practices in the province's healthcare contracting process.

Sources: CBC News, Yahoo! News

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Railtown AI to Participate in Canada's Largest AI Event

Railtown AI Technologies Inc. will participate in the ALL IN 2026 event, which is set to occur from September 16 to 17, 2026, at the Palais des congrès de Montréal. This event is recognized as Canada's largest gathering focused on artificial intelligence and technology. Railtown's involvement is part of a delegation from the Province of British Columbia.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • about 1 month ago

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Element One and Mantle8 Initiate Collaboration for Natural Hydrogen Exploration

Element One Hydrogen & Critical Minerals Corp. has signed a letter of intent with Mantle8 SAS to explore natural hydrogen opportunities. The partnership will focus on evaluation and advancement of projects in British Columbia and Alberta. The collaboration aims to advance the development of natural hydrogen as a resource in Western Canada.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • about 1 month ago

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RIWI Partners with RedJade to Enhance Consumer Research Capabilities

RIWI Corp. has announced a partnership with RedJade Sensory Solutions to integrate audience access into RedJade's research platform. This collaboration includes a revenue-sharing agreement aimed at enhancing sensory and consumer research. The partnership is set to leverage RIWI's market research technology to improve survey capabilities.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Afghan Woman Voices Concerns About Women's Rights Under Taliban and Canadian Support

An Afghan woman has expressed her fears about the deteriorating conditions for women under Taliban rule. She criticizes the perceived lack of Canadian support for those seeking refuge. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Afghan women in the current political climate.

Sources: Google News, CBC News, Yahoo! News

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Concerns Raised About Permanent Resident Applicants from Iran

Hundreds of permanent resident applicants from Iran received letters from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada in August expressing concerns about possible affiliation with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Advocates have raised alarms about the implications of these letters for the applicants, who fled Iran seeking safety. The situation has sparked discussions regarding the vetting process for refugees and the balance between security concerns and humanitarian considerations.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canada's Exports to China Increase Amid Trade Tensions

In the first half of 2026, Canada's exports to China increased by 30.1 per cent, totaling $21.74 billion. In contrast, imports from China decreased by 5.8 per cent, amounting to $44.86 billion. This trade data was analyzed by the Canada-China Business Council and the University of Alberta's China Institute.

Sources: Google News, CBC News

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Statistics Canada Set to Release August Inflation Data

Statistics Canada will report the inflation figures for August today. A poll conducted by LSEG Data & Analytics indicates that economists expect the annual inflation rate to remain at three per cent, the same as in July. This announcement will provide important insights into the current economic climate in Canada.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Victims of Alleged Real Estate Scam Receive Partial Reimbursements

Janet Campbell and several other victims of an alleged real estate scam have received partial reimbursements from Tarion, the organization responsible for Ontario’s new home warranty program. Campbell lost nearly $30,000 in the scheme a year ago. This development offers some financial relief to those affected by the situation.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Kathleen Robertson Reflects on Her Experience as a Child Actor in Canada

Kathleen Robertson began her career as a child actor at the age of 10 in 1985. She was cast in the movie 'Left Out,' which addresses themes of family and unemployment. Robertson credits her time in Canada for helping her navigate the challenges of child acting.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Northmin Corporation Reports Positive Test Results from Tynagh Project

Northmin Corporation has announced positive results from metallurgical tests on material from the West Pond tailings resource at its Tynagh Project in the Republic of Ireland. The tests were conducted by Loop Hydrometallurgy Operations Pty Ltd. Northmin holds full ownership of the Tynagh Project.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Capitan Silver Reports New Drill Results from Cruz de Plata Project

Capitan Silver Corp. has announced new assay results from its drill program at the Cruz de Plata silver-gold project in Durango, Mexico. The results include data from thirty-five drill holes revealing high-grade mineralization across multiple target areas. This update contributes to the ongoing exploration efforts at the site.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Omai Gold Mines Included in Junior Gold Miners ETF

Omai Gold Mines Corp. has been added to the VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF (GDXJ) following the ETF's review and rebalancing. This announcement was made by Omai Gold on September 14, 2026, and the inclusion will take effect on September 18, 2026. The GDXJ is known for tracking the performance of junior gold mining companies globally.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canada and EU Strengthen Relations to Support Multilateralism

Canada and the European Union are reinforcing their diplomatic ties to support a multilateral world order. The collaboration aims to address global challenges and promote shared values between the regions. The announcement comes amid broader conversations about international partnerships and geopolitical stability.

Sources: Financial Times

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Tech University Researches Long-Term Health Effects of Wildfire Smoke

Researchers at Ontario Tech University have conducted a study examining the long-term health impacts associated with exposure to wildfire smoke. The findings illustrate potential risks to respiratory health and other health issues related to prolonged exposure. This research underscores the importance of understanding the impact of environmental factors on public health.

Sources: Google News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Toronto Consul General of Israel Advocates for Increased Trade with Canada

The new consul general of Israel in Toronto has expressed intentions to promote increased trade between Israel and Canada. This comes amid discussions in Canada about banning trade in goods produced in Israeli settlements. The consul general argues that Israel can assist in diversifying Canada's economy.

Sources: The Canadian Jewish News

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Macron and Carney to Visit Saint-Pierre-and-Miquelon for Territorial Discussions

French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will visit the French territory of Saint-Pierre-and-Miquelon on September 20. The primary focus of their discussions is expected to be issues related to national sovereignty, energy, and defence partnerships. This visit follows a recent controversial social media post by US President Donald Trump regarding territorial claims in North America.

Sources: Toronto Telegraph, Tva Nouvelles, Kamloops This Week

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Orange Shirt Day Founder Advocates for Law Against Residential School Denialism

Phyllis Webstad, the founder of Orange Shirt Day, is advocating for legislation that would criminalize the denial of residential school history. This comes as the federal government works on creating a directory of reliable news outlets. Webstad's initiative is part of broader efforts to combat misinformation regarding the legacy of residential schools in Canada.

Sources: Rebel News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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National Weather Forecast for September 14, 2026

The Weather Network's meteorologist Laura Power provided the national weather forecast for Canada on September 14, 2026. The forecast includes various weather conditions expected across the country. The report offers insights into temperature variations and potential weather patterns.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Melissa Auf der Maur Acknowledges Geddy Lee's Influence on AGO Exhibition

Melissa Auf der Maur, a prominent figure in the music industry, attributes her latest art exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) to the encouragement of Geddy Lee. Her exhibition showcases a collection of photographs from the 1990s, documenting the final days of counterculture. The exhibit reflects Auf der Maur's artistic journey and connection to the music scene during that era.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Forecast Indicates Warmer Temperatures for Canada Next Week

Meteorological reports suggest that Canada will experience warmer temperatures, expected to be above seasonal averages, over the next week. This will potentially extend the season for 30°C temperatures. Detailed predictions and climatic conditions vary regionally across the country.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Boxing Legend George Chuvalo Passes Away at 89

George Chuvalo, a prominent Canadian heavyweight boxer, has died at the age of 89. He was known for his resilience, having never been knocked out during his career. Chuvalo fought famous opponents, including Muhammad Ali, and won the Canadian heavyweight championship five times.

Sources: The Star, CBC News, Google News, Ctv News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Analysis of Canada's Tornado Activity in 2026

In 2026, Canada experienced an increase in tornado occurrences, with a total of 110 reported tornadoes compared to the average of 65. This marked an unusually busy tornado season for the country. The analysis highlights the provincial breakdown of these tornado events and their implications.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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University of Regina Rams Defeat University of Manitoba Bisons 23-8

The University of Regina Rams secured a victory over the University of Manitoba Bisons with a score of 23-8. The Rams demonstrated a strong offensive performance, recording 470 yards compared to the Bisons' 231 yards. This win contributes to the Rams' standing in the current season.

Sources: Ctv News

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Cities Request Federal Investment for Local Infrastructure

Municipalities across Canada are calling for increased federal investment to support local infrastructure projects. City officials emphasize the importance of these funds to avoid imposing financial burdens on residents. As Canada aims to attract international investors, local governments are seeking recognition of their financial needs from the federal government.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canada's Women's Wheelchair Basketball Team Maintains Undefeated Record at World Championships

Canada's women's wheelchair basketball team has achieved a record of 4-0 at the world championships held in Ottawa. The team won their latest game against Brazil, scoring 80 points to Brazil's 37. Earlier in the tournament, they defeated China with a score of 66-62.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Yukon Requires Additional Electric Vehicle Chargers to Attract Travelers

Yukon currently has only a single electric vehicle (EV) charger available to support travelers. Experts suggest that more charging stations are necessary to compete effectively with other regions and attract EV travelers. The lack of charging infrastructure may deter potential visitors who rely on electric vehicles for their travels in the Yukon.

Sources: Yukon-news

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Study Reveals Unexpected Demographics of Methamphetamine Users in Ontario

A recent study by the Lawson Research Institute in Ontario indicates that women and older adults represent a significant portion of methamphetamine and amphetamine users. The analysis, which reviewed over 215,000 urine drug screens from 2017 to 2018, challenges previous assumptions about drug use demographics. The findings highlight the need for targeted public health strategies addressing these groups.

Sources: Lfpress

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Fentanyl Awareness Walk and New Community Services Office Open in Winnipeg

A fentanyl awareness walk took place in Winnipeg to honour individuals who have died from the opioid crisis. The event was accompanied by the opening of a new community services office designed to address substance use issues. The initiative aims to raise awareness and support for affected families in the region.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Vancouver Rise Secures Victory Against Ottawa Rapid

The Vancouver Rise defeated Ottawa Rapid by a score of 4-0 at Swangard Stadium. Jessica Wulf played a key role by achieving a clean sheet in the match. The game showcased Vancouver's strong performance both offensively and defensively.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Tariff Changes Affect Irish Whiskey Imports Amid Canada’s Potential Booze Ban

The tariffs on Irish whiskey, originally part of the U.S. tariff measures on European Union imports, were lowered to 10 percent in July by former President Donald Trump. This change follows months of restrictions that had been placed on these imports. Concurrently, Canada is facing a possible ban on alcohol sales that may impact its market.

Sources: Global News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Intrepid Growth Co-founded by Former CPPIB CEO Raises US$525 Million for First Fund

Intrepid Growth, a growth capital provider, has successfully raised US$525 million for its inaugural fund. Mark Machin, the former CEO of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), co-led the initiative. The fund has attracted 60 percent of its capital from foreign sources and has invested in nine companies, four of which are based in Canada.

Sources: The Globe and Mail