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Thursday, September 17

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Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Recent Whale Sightings in Nova Scotia's Cape Breton

Recent weeks have seen various whale species appearing along the Cape Breton coastline, including sightings of an orca near Canso Causeway and a beluga whale near St. Peter's Marina. Marine mammal scientists indicate that while many types of whales inhabit these waters, some species are less frequently observed. This raises interest in the biodiversity present in Nova Scotia's marine environments.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Impact of El Niño Weather Pattern on Central Alberta Farming

A significant El Niño weather pattern is anticipated to develop in the Pacific Ocean, potentially affecting future crop yields in central Alberta. Farmers are currently concluding their harvesting activities as they prepare for the next growing season. Weather experts are monitoring the situation closely due to expected shifts in precipitation and temperature.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Website Uses AI to Generate Northern Indigenous News Correspondents

The website WE NEWS features three AI-generated profiles claiming to represent northern Indigenous correspondents from various backgrounds. Experts have expressed concerns about the potential impact of AI-generated content on perceived authenticity and information reliability. The initiative raises questions about the use of artificial intelligence in journalism, particularly regarding Indigenous representation.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Overview of Canadian Electrical Code's Section 70 and Section 72

The Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1, 26th Edition, includes Rule 70-000, which applies to the electrical installation of various factory-built structures, both relocatable and non-relocatable. It explicitly excludes recreational vehicles that fall under the CSA Z240 RV Series. Section 70 is divided into two parts that address relocatable structures and non-relocatable structures.

Sources: Canadian Electrical Wholesaler
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Edmonton Oilers GM Addresses Fan Response to Formenton Signing

The Edmonton Oilers recently signed forward Alex Formenton to a one-year contract worth $850,000. The signing has received significant backlash from fans, including a petition with over 60,000 signatures requesting the organization to reconsider the move. This criticism stems from Formenton's involvement in a high-profile sexual assault case in 2018, from which he was acquitted.

Sources: Daily Hive Victoria
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Canadian Businesses Increasing Investment in Artificial Intelligence Amid Challenges

A recent report indicates that Canadian businesses are significantly increasing their investment in artificial intelligence, with spending reportedly 12 times higher than two years ago. However, BDO Canada has found that 46% of organizations experimenting with AI are not seeing meaningful returns. The challenges surrounding AI include cost, predictability, and governance.

Sources: Digital Journal, Financial Post, Businesswire
Technology • about 1 month ago
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AirPods 4 Offered at Clearance Pricing at Costco Canada Ahead of AirPods 5 Release

Costco Canada is offering a clearance sale on AirPods 4 just prior to the anticipated launch of AirPods 5. The retail price for AirPods 4 has been reduced from $174.99 to $139.97, representing a savings of approximately 20%. This price reduction may indicate that remaining stock of AirPods 4 is being cleared before the new model becomes available.

Sources: Iphone In Canada
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Toronto Startup smartARM Develops Bionic Arms Using AI Technology

Toronto-based startup smartARM is integrating Meta AI glasses with bionic arms to enhance user functionality. The innovative technology utilizes vision-powered systems to automatically predict user intent. This development highlights advancements in assistive technology for individuals with mobility challenges.

Sources: Iphone In Canada
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Ontario Municipalities Address AI Data Centres Amid Regulation Debates

Several municipalities in Ontario are responding to the rapid growth of artificial intelligence by evaluating regulations for new data centres. Some municipalities have implemented temporary moratoriums on new data centre developments while they consider regulatory measures. Notably, Mississauga has enacted a one-year pause on such projects, contrasting with Vaughan, which has rejected similar proposals.

Sources: Citynews Ottawa, Kitchener News, Citynews Everywhere, Google News, Bnn Bloomberg, Ctv News, Cp24, Sudbury.com, Baytoday.ca, The Hamilton Spectator, Winnipeg Free Press, Oakville News, The Record, The Standard, Construct Connect, Canada’s National Observer, Toronto Sun
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Community Mailboxes to Replace Door-to-Door Delivery in Regina and Saskatoon

Canada Post has announced that several neighbourhoods in Regina and Saskatoon will switch from door-to-door mail delivery to a community mailbox system by 2027. This change is part of Canada Post's plan to modernize mail delivery services. The specific neighbourhoods affected by this transition have not yet been disclosed.

Sources: Ctv News
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Concerns Grow Over Canadian Auto Stocks Amid Trade War Fears

Fears of an escalating trade war are impacting Canadian auto stocks, particularly affecting companies such as Magna and Linamar. Analysts suggest these stocks may pose risks for investors. The current situation has prompted some investors to reassess their portfolios.

Sources: Fool Canada
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Review of iPhone 18 Pro Camera Features

Tyler Stalman, a Canadian photographer and YouTuber, has reviewed the camera features of the new iPhone 18 Pro. His analysis comes on the day Apple's media embargo ended, prior to the product launch. Stalman is based in Calgary and offers insights into the new specifications and capabilities of the device.

Sources: Iphone In Canada
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Yoshua Bengio Advocates for AI Regulation

Canadian AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio has expressed concerns about society's diminishing control over artificial intelligence. He suggests that similar regulatory measures as nuclear arms controls are necessary for the safe management of this technology. His comments were reported by AFP and reflect a growing sentiment in the tech community regarding the need for oversight.

Sources: Cp24, Ctv News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Apple Canada Introduces Refurbished iPhone Models with New Pricing

Apple Canada has restocked its inventory with refurbished iPhone models, including the iPhone 16e starting at $659. The refurbished iPhone 16e is priced significantly lower than the refurbished iPhone 15. Apple recently raised the starting prices of its iPhone Pro models due to increased production costs.

Sources: Google News, Iphone In Canada
Business • about 1 month ago
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Ford and Joly Advocate for New Model Production at Brampton Plant

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and federal Industry Minister Mélanie Joly are urging Stellantis to produce a new model at its Brampton assembly plant. This call to action comes in light of Stellantis' recent memorandum of understanding regarding a potential sale. The assembly plant is currently idled, raising concerns about its future and local economic impact.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Large International AI Conference Commences in Montreal

The ALL IN conference, described as Canada's largest artificial intelligence and technology event, has started in Montreal. The two-day event is expected to attract thousands of attendees to discuss recent innovations in AI. Key topics include the technology's potential uses, safety, privacy, and public trust.

Sources: Ctv News, Citynews Montreal
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Prime Minister Carney Proposes National Internet Network with Federal Funding

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a plan for a nationwide internet network called the 'sovereign broadband backbone.' The initiative aims to connect Canada coast-to-coast and create direct links to Europe and Asia. The federal government is expected to provide financing for the project.

Sources: Mobilesyrup
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Google Launches Age Inference System in Canada for YouTube

Google is implementing a new age inference technology in Canada for its YouTube platform that estimates whether users are under the age of 18. This technology applies safety settings to the accounts of users identified as potentially underage. The system has been described as a machine learning-based age estimation, though it has received scrutiny regarding its compliance with international standards for age assurance.

Sources: Biometric Update, Brampton News, Simcoe.com, Orangeville.com, Guelph Mercury, Durhamregion.com, Caledon Enterprise, Insideottawavalley.com, The Peterborough Examiner, Niagara Falls Review, Parrysound.com, Northumberland News, Niagarathisweek.com, The Hamilton Spectator, Northbaynipissing.com, Cambridge Times
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Saskatchewan NDP Calls for Moratorium on AI Data Centres

The Saskatchewan New Democratic Party (NDP) is requesting a pause on the construction of artificial intelligence data centres in the province. They argue that further public consultations are necessary before moving forward with these large-scale projects. This call comes in light of recent announcements by government officials regarding AI data centre developments.

Sources: Ctv News, Squamish Chief, Coast Reporter, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Lakeland News, Vancouver Is Awesome, Airdrie News, St. Albert News, The Star, The Hamilton Spectator, Winnipeg Free Press, Town And Country Today, Western Wheel, The Standard, Times Colonist, Global News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Review of the Anker SOLIX S2000 Portable Power Station

The Anker SOLIX S2000 is a portable power station equipped with a 2,010Wh battery. It was launched in Canada in June and has garnered attention for its compact design. Initial reviews highlight its performance and usability in various situations.

Sources: Iphone In Canada
Business • about 1 month ago
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RecycLiCo Battery Materials Announces Investment in Type One Energy Group

RecycLiCo Battery Materials has announced an investment in Type One Energy Group, a company focused on technology for the energy sector. The investment was confirmed in a release from the company on September 17, 2026, in Delta, British Columbia. This move is part of RecycLiCo's strategy to expand its operations in the energy market.

Sources: Green Stock News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Beneva Executive Appointed to CSIO Board of Directors

Eric Marcoux, a technology executive from Beneva, has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Centre for Study of Insurance Operations (CSIO). His appointment aims to support digital innovation within Canada's property and casualty broker channel. Marcoux's experience in the insurance technology sector is expected to contribute to the evolution of industry practices.

Sources: Insurance Business
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Humanoid Global Holdings Corp. Announces Launch of AutomationFinder by Robotics Australia Group

Humanoid Global Holdings Corp., an investment issuer focused on humanoid robotics, has announced the launch of AutomationFinder.com.au by Robotics Australia Group. This platform aims to support the robotics and automation sectors in Australia. The launch highlights ongoing developments in the field of embodied AI and robotics.

Sources: Financial Post, Simcoe.com
Technology • about 1 month ago
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PathPilot Launches to Address Career Guidance Challenges in Canada

PathPilot, a new career navigation platform, was launched today in Toronto, developed by GuruLink Inc. The platform aims to assist job seekers in managing the complexities of a changing labour market, particularly as AI technologies evolve. Recent data indicates that many Canadians feel unprepared to compete for AI-related job opportunities, with notable disparities in confidence among younger workers.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Canada Applies for Membership in U.K.-Led Military Coalition

Canada has officially submitted an application for full membership in the U.K.-led Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF). This coalition comprises ten Northern European NATO nations. Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed the application following discussions with U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham in Liverpool.

Sources: The Chronicle-journal, Google News, Toronto Telegraph, Bnn Bloomberg
Business • about 1 month ago
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NanoXplore and VoltaXplore Approved as Suppliers for Canada's Defence Drone Initiative

NanoXplore Inc. and VoltaXplore have been approved as qualified suppliers for Canada's Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace. The companies applied for and received approval specifically under the Innovation and Experimentation Stream. This initiative aims to enhance Canada's defence capabilities through innovative drone technology.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Concerns Raised Over New School Road Safety Measures

Recent comments from a past-president of the Ontario Safety League highlight concerns regarding new road safety measures near schools in York Region. The suggested alternate safety measures may potentially lead to driver confusion. This sentiment has been echoed across various regional publications, reflecting a shared apprehension about their effectiveness compared to speed cameras.

Sources: Niagara Falls Review, The Peterborough Examiner, Caledon Enterprise, The Hamilton Spectator, Guelph Mercury, Niagarathisweek.com, Brampton News, Parrysound.com, Northbaynipissing.com
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Parkland Institute Report Critiques Immigration Referendum Questions in Alberta

The Parkland Institute has released a report that examines the narrative surrounding immigration in Alberta's upcoming referendum. The report, titled 'Scapegoating and Separatists: Why Immigration Is on the Ballot in October', is authored by Dr. Bronwyn Bragg, a geography and environment professor. The think-tank hosted a virtual launch to discuss the implications of their findings on provincial policy.

Sources: Medicine Hat News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Exploring the History of St. Mary’s Residential School in Southern Alberta

St. Mary’s Residential School, situated on the Blood Reserve, operated from 1898 to 1988. It was the longest-running residential school in Canada and affected Indigenous families throughout Southern Alberta. Prior to its establishment, Medicine Hat was considered for the location of a federally funded residential school in 1890.

Sources: Medicine Hat News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Lethbridge Launches Clinical Trial to Reduce Prostate Cancer Radiation Treatments

A new clinical trial has been initiated at the Jack Ady Cancer Centre in Lethbridge, Alberta, aiming to decrease the number of radiation treatments required for prostate cancer patients. This trial marks a historical moment as it is the first researcher-led clinical trial hosted by a cancer centre outside of Calgary or Edmonton. The study seeks to explore treatment methods that could significantly lessen the burden of radiation therapy on patients.

Sources: Medicine Hat News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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University of Calgary Report Evaluates Potential Costs of Alberta Separation

A report from the University of Calgary's School of Public Policy estimates that Alberta could incur costs of up to $170 billion over five years if it were to separate from Canada. The findings suggest significant short-term economic challenges, with long-term impacts reliant on negotiation outcomes with Canada and other countries. Various viewpoints exist on the implications of the report for the upcoming independence referendum in Alberta.

Sources: Edmonton Journal, Medicine Hat News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Local Opinions on Recent Political Developments in Alberta

Recent commentary highlights varied reactions to political events in Alberta. Concerns were raised regarding the perception of Premier Danielle Smith and her connections. Additionally, there is commentary on attempts by a local politician to re-enter the political scene.

Sources: Medicine Hat News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Construction Contract Awarded for Little Current Swing Bridge Replacement

The Ontario government has appointed EllisDon as the construction manager for the replacement of the Little Current Swing Bridge on Highway 6. The project is valued at $1 million and will involve the construction of a new bridge to replace the existing one. Work is expected to commence following the awarding of the contract.

Sources: Construct Connect
Politics • about 1 month ago
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First Nations Youth Challenge Major Projects Agenda at Summit

First Nations youth are actively opposing the major projects agenda being promoted by Canada and Ontario's leadership. They assert that the government's stance does not genuinely reflect the reality of their communities. This opposition is highlighted during a summit in Toronto aimed at attracting foreign investment.

Sources: The Star, Canada’s National Observer
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Alberta Government to Introduce New Royalty Framework to Promote Oil Production

Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith announced plans for a new royalty incentive framework intended to increase investments in oil and gas production. The announcement is expected to take place in November during an industry event. Alberta controls a significant portion of mineral rights and sets the associated royalties for resource development.

Sources: Google News, Oil Price
Business • about 1 month ago
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Challenges Ahead for Canada’s Major Projects Following Investment Summit

Canada's first investment summit generated significant interest in the country as a business destination. Experts indicate that translating this interest into substantial projects will depend on overcoming challenges such as labour shortages and environmental concerns. The summit reportedly resulted in nearly $500 billion in new investment commitments.

Sources: Ctv News, Canada’s National Observer, India Weekly, Construct Connect
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Reports of 911 Service Outages in Ontario and Quebec

Police forces in Ontario and Quebec reported technical issues with the 911 emergency phone line on Thursday. Residents were advised to contact police directly for emergencies. The problem affected multiple provinces, and while some areas had service restored, others continued to experience disruptions.

Sources: Ctv News, Cp24, Google News, Citynews Montreal, Global News, Caledon Enterprise, Brampton News, Durhamregion.com
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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911 Service Restored in Greater Toronto Area Following Outages

911 service was temporarily disrupted in several jurisdictions in Ontario, including the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), due to widespread outages. As of today, reports indicate that the service has been restored in most affected areas. Authorities had issued warnings regarding the outage prior to the restoration of the lines.

Sources: The Star, Cp24, Ctv News, Google News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Banyan Gold Reports Drill Results from Powerline Deposit in Yukon

Banyan Gold Corp. has announced new drill results from the Powerline Deposit at its AurMac Project in Yukon. The highlights include an intersection of 1.05 g/t gold over 52.8 metres. The company outlines further details of the drill results and potential implications for the project.

Sources: Investing News Network (inn)
Business • about 1 month ago
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New Survey Highlights Challenges and Trends in Young Canadian Entrepreneurship

A recent survey commissioned by Shift Canada indicates that early exposure to entrepreneurship fosters risk-taking among Canadian youth. However, access to financial and mentorship support remains a significant barrier for young entrepreneurs. The survey includes responses from 996 Canadians aged 18 to 34, shedding light on their experiences and challenges in starting and maintaining businesses.

Sources: Businesswire, Wealth Professional Canada
Markets • about 1 month ago
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BetterLife Pharma Inc. Completes US$100 Million Public Offering

BetterLife Pharma Inc. has successfully closed a public offering of common shares and pre-funded warrants totaling US$100 million. The offering was previously announced and focuses on funding the company's development of treatments for neurological disorders. This financial milestone is expected to support BetterLife's ongoing research and development activities.

Sources: Newsfilecorp
Business • about 1 month ago
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Tim Hortons Partners with WestJet to Introduce Flight Roast Coffee on Flights

Tim Hortons and WestJet have announced a partnership to serve a new coffee blend called 'Flight Roast' on WestJet flights starting November 30. This signature coffee is made with 100 per cent Premium Arabica beans. The companies also plan to implement a loyalty program partnership in 2027.

Sources: Google News, Newswire, Cp24, Ctv News, Bnn Bloomberg
Business • about 1 month ago
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Magna Mining Provides Update on Exploration at Levack Mine in Sudbury

Magna Mining Inc. has reported results from ongoing exploration at the Levack Mine in Sudbury, Ontario. The company identified mineralization near the surface with notable concentrations of nickel, copper, and precious metals. This update is part of the broader activities aimed at revitalizing the past-producing mine.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Gas Prices in Ottawa Expected to Decrease by 10 Cents per Litre

Gas prices in Ottawa are currently above $1.91 per litre. A reduction of 10 cents per litre is anticipated to take effect on Friday. Various analysts have provided insights on current gas price trends across the region.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News
Business • about 1 month ago
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$130 Million Fellowship Program for Indigenous Youth Leaders

The Mastercard Foundation has launched a $130-million national fellowship program aimed at supporting over 1,000 Indigenous youth leaders across Canada. Participants will receive mentorship, coaching, and funding up to $50,000. The program emphasizes a culturally grounded, self-directed approach to leadership development.

Sources: Netnewsledger
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Canadian Housing Sales Decline in August Amidst Stable Market Fundamentals

Canadian housing sales experienced a decline in August, according to data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). Despite this drop, RBC Economics suggests that the fundamentals of the housing market remain strong. The report indicates that the recent five-month rebound in housing sales has stalled.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada
Business • about 1 month ago
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Canadiens General Manager Discusses Goaltender Situation

The Montreal Canadiens currently have three goaltenders capable of playing in the NHL, leading to speculation about potential trades. General Manager Kent Hughes confirmed that the team will not start the season with all three goaltenders on the roster. He indicated there may be changes before the start of training camp.

Sources: Nhl Trade Rumors
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Prince Albert Players Contribute to Nipawin's Hockey Roster

Two forwards from Prince Albert, Ashton Tait and Will Whitter, are returning to play for the Nipawin Hawks in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. Both players previously contributed significant scoring during their second season with the team. Their experience is expected to be beneficial for Nipawin as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Sources: Prince Albert Daily Herald
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Video Obtained by CBC Shows Alleged Gang Associate Posing with Weapons

CBC News has obtained videos from the cellphone of an Indian national who was removed from Canada for alleged connections to the Bishnoi gang. The videos depict the individual brandishing a firearm and posing in front of a burning building in Edmonton. These developments raise concerns about gang activity linked to individuals previously residing in Canada.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Insights from US Study for Canadian Advisors

A recent T. Rowe Price survey examined trends in the US retirement sector, focusing on the role of AI, private assets, and personalisation in defined contribution plans. The findings may offer useful lessons for Canadian financial advisors. As the retirement landscape evolves, these insights could influence how advisors approach retirement planning in Canada.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Investment Summit in Toronto Attracts Global Interest and Protests

Prime Minister Mark Carney is hosting Canada's first national investment summit in Toronto this week, aimed at attracting foreign investment. The summit has drawn protests from Indigenous leaders, environmental groups, and unions who oppose certain aspects of the agenda. The event features multiple announcements regarding potential investments and projects across Canada.

Sources: Canada’s National Observer, Financial Post, Durham Radio News, CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario Mines Minister Discusses Reforms for Industry Competitiveness

Ontario's mines minister addressed industry representatives, stating that reforms are intended to enhance the province's competitiveness in the mining sector. The minister emphasized the need for a supportive regulatory environment amid external trade challenges. The discussion mirrors broader concerns about trade relations between Canada and the United States.

Sources: Sudbury.com
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Canada’s Drug Agency Recommends Public Coverage for New Alzheimer’s Drug

Canada's Drug Agency has recommended that the Alzheimer’s treatment drug LEQEMBI be publicly covered. This recommendation marks a development in the accessibility of drugs aimed at treating Alzheimer’s disease. If approved by health authorities, the coverage could improve patient access to this therapy across Canada.

Sources: Google News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Carbon Capture CEO Highlights Project Challenges at Conference

Alex Petre, CEO of Deep Sky Corp., addressed attendees at the Carbon Capture Canada conference regarding his firm’s carbon capture technology. He acknowledged the skepticism surrounding the project, particularly related to its costs and viability. Petre aims to demonstrate the effectiveness of the technology with an ongoing Alberta project.

Sources: Edmonton Journal
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Conservative Candidate Withdraws Amid Controversy

Éric Lanthier withdrew as the Conservative Party candidate for the Pontiac riding following identification as a social conservative in an article. The report highlighted his positions on abortion and LGBTQ+ issues. The circumstances of his withdrawal have sparked discussions within the party regarding candidate selection criteria.

Sources: Lifesite
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Responses to Alberta Separation Report

A recent report concerning Alberta's potential separation has elicited varied opinions among Calgary Sun readers. Some view the report as overly negative, while others express concerns about the implications of the separation discourse. The letters highlight the ongoing debate surrounding Alberta's future within Canada.

Sources: Calgary Sun
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Preview for the 2026-27 Ontario Hockey League Season

The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) season is set to commence this week. Sportswriter Ryan Pyette provides a comprehensive preview for all 20 teams, detailing their past performances and expectations for the upcoming season. The Guelph Storm, for example, had 28 wins and 61 points last year, finishing in seventh place and losing in the first round of the playoffs.

Sources: Lfpress
Business • about 1 month ago
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British Columbia Home Sales Decline in August

Home sales in British Columbia decreased by 4.7 percent in August compared to the previous year, according to the British Columbia Real Estate Association. The association noted that despite this decline, there are indications of a gradual recovery in the market. A total of 5,653 residential property sales were recorded on the Multiple Listing Service during the month.

Sources: Construct Connect
Business • about 1 month ago
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Exchange Income Corporation Declares Dividend for September 2026

Exchange Income Corporation, based in Winnipeg, has declared a dividend of $0.24 per share for the month of September 2026. The dividends are eligible and will be payable on October 15, 2026. This announcement reflects the company's ongoing commitment to returning value to its shareholders.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Business • about 1 month ago
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OpsGuru Appoints Tim Currie as President

OpsGuru has appointed Tim Currie as its new President. Currie will oversee all go-to-market strategies for the company as it expands its cloud and AI services in Canada and the United States. This leadership change is intended to support the company's growth objectives in these markets.

Sources: Newswire
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Tim Bakelaar Participates in the Great Lakes Ride

Tim Bakelaar has participated in the Great Lakes Ride for three out of its four years. The event raises funds for the Children’s Health Foundation in London, Ontario. Cyclists start their journey in London and travel approximately 1,000 kilometres over six days.

Sources: Midwestern Newspapers
Business • about 1 month ago
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Launch of Indigenous Asset Management Firm at Toronto Investment Summit

An Indigenous asset management firm, Making Ground River Capital Corporation, has been launched by Ginoogaming First Nation economic leader Jason Rasevych. The firm aims to promote First Nations equity, acquisitions, and sovereign wealth investment by connecting Indigenous capital with institutional investors and Northern Ontario projects. This launch took place during an investment summit in Toronto.

Sources: Netnewsledger
Business • about 1 month ago
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Talisker Resources Completes Final Sorting Test Program for Bralorne Gold Project

Talisker Resources Ltd. has completed a final sorting test program for its Bralorne Gold Project in collaboration with the Saskatchewan Research Council and TOMRA Mining. The test program focused on evaluating the effectiveness of TOMRA's X-Ray Transmission sorting technology in improving gold recovery. The company has reported strong results that may impact future operations at the project.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Xali Gold Provides Update on Projects in Mexico and Peru

Xali Gold Corp. has released updates regarding its projects in the El Oro Mining District in Mexico and the Pico Machay Gold Project in Peru. The company is focusing its efforts on advancing initiatives at the Pico Machay site while retaining rights to the El Oro property. Recent announcements include advancements in environmental, metallurgical, and exploration programs at Pico Machay.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Passport Processing Now Available in Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Charlottetown, P.E.I. will now offer passport processing services for the first time. The announcement was made by local MP Sean Casey during a news conference on September 15 at the Service Canada Centre. This new service eliminates the need for residents to travel across the Confederation Bridge for passport-related needs.

Sources: Pniatlantic
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Sentencing Hearing for Frank Stronach Scheduled

A sentencing hearing is set for Frank Stronach, a Canadian businessman known for his involvement in the auto parts industry. The hearing relates to a historical charge of indecent assault. This event has attracted media attention due to Stronach's prominence in the business community.

Sources: Ctv News, Cp24
Business • about 1 month ago
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VersaBank Receives Shareholder Approval for Reorganization

VersaBank shareholders have approved a reorganization that involves the creation of a new parent company called Versa Bancorp, based in Delaware. This move is intended to facilitate growth in both the U.S. and Canadian markets. The reorganization aims to enhance the bank's operational capabilities in an increasingly competitive financial landscape.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario Government Invests in Emergency Care Improvements

The Ontario government is allocating over $16.9 million to enhance emergency care in the Counties of Bruce and Huron. This funding aims to increase the availability of paramedics and ambulances in the area. The initiative emphasizes the importance of quick access to emergency medical services.

Sources: Midwestern Newspapers
Business • about 1 month ago
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Amazon Increases Warehouse Wages in Canada

Amazon has announced a $1 increase in its average hourly base wage for operations workers across Canada. The new average wage will be $26.27 per hour. This move comes amid ongoing discussions surrounding unionization efforts by employees in various regions.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Ctv News, Bnn Bloomberg, Cp24
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Edmonton Police Seek Identification of Man Associated with Missing Family

Edmonton police are investigating the disappearance of a 42-year-old man and his two children, who were reported missing last month. Authorities are attempting to identify a man who was seen with them near the Alberta-Saskatchewan border. The police request that anyone with information come forward to assist with their investigation.

Sources: Cp24
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Nuclea Energy Recognized as Finalist for S&P Platts Global Energy Awards

Nuclea Energy Inc. has been recognized as a finalist for the S&P Platts Global Energy Awards. The company is noted for its development of the Morpheus microreactor, which is a lead-cooled, factory-built micro-modular reactor. The winners will be announced on December 3, 2026, in New York.

Sources: Newsfilecorp
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Emergency Alert Issued for Potential 911 Service Interruptions in Nova Scotia

An Alert Ready message has been released in Nova Scotia, indicating possible interruptions to 911 services in the province. The alert aims to inform residents of potential disruptions. Further details on the cause of the warning or the specific areas affected have not yet been provided.

Sources: Ctv News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Harry Potter Drone Show to Tour Canadian Cities

A drone show themed around Harry Potter is set to perform in various Canadian cities starting this week. This open-air spectacle will feature hundreds of drones synchronized to music and themed visuals from the Harry Potter franchise. The event aims to provide an immersive experience for fans of all ages.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario Introduces $220 Million in Tuition Grants for Medical Students

The Ontario government has announced a new program offering $220 million in tuition grants aimed at supporting family doctors. This initiative is part of efforts to address the shortage of family physicians in the province. The grants are designed to alleviate financial barriers for medical students pursuing careers in family medicine.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Quebec Man Convicted of Human Trafficking While Incarcerated in Manitoba

A man from Quebec has been convicted of human trafficking while he was incarcerated in Manitoba. The conviction was based on evidence that he used frequent phone calls to coerce a woman into sex work in Winnipeg over a period of 14 months. A judge confirmed the man's actions constituted human trafficking despite his imprisonment.

Sources: CBC News, Yahoo! News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Arrest Made in Connection to 2022 Manitoba Smuggling Case

Police have arrested an individual this year who is believed to be linked to a human smuggling operation that resulted in the deaths of a family of four in Manitoba in 2022. Search warrant documents have recently been obtained, shedding light on the ongoing investigation. The case continues to encounter challenges that are delaying progress in uncovering the full circumstances surrounding the incident.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Edsby Expands Usage in Ontario Schools

Edsby has been adopted by three new school districts in Ontario, increasing its presence in the province. This expansion brings its total reach to 25% of Ontario's school districts. The platform is designed for K-12 education and aims to enhance digital learning experiences for students and educators.

Sources: Newswire
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Mitel Recognised for Excellence in Professional DECT Headsets

Mitel, a Canadian telecommunications company, has received the Frost & Sullivan Global New Product Innovator award for its professional DECT headsets. This recognition highlights the company's advancements in intelligent enterprise communications. The award is part of a broader trend acknowledging innovation within the telecommunications sector.

Sources: Newswire
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Pierre Poilievre's Perspective on Existential Threats Examined

A recent editorial cartoon by Theo Moudakis features Pierre Poilievre reflecting on existential threats. The cartoon suggests a new understanding by Poilievre regarding perceived dangers. The depiction has sparked discussion regarding its implications in the political landscape.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Alberta Referendum to Address Immigration Control and Services Access

Alberta's upcoming referendum on October 19 features multiple questions related to immigration control and access to public services. The first question proposes increased provincial oversight of immigration processes. Subsequent questions aim to restrict non-permanent residents' access to public healthcare and education services, while the final question addresses voter identification requirements.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Public Opinions on Airport Privatization in Canada

The Star features a selection of reader opinions regarding the potential privatization of airports in Canada. Various readers express their concerns about the implications of privatizing these essential services. The discussion highlights the perceived risks versus benefits of such a move.

Sources: The Star
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Upcoming Canadian Thriller 'Yaga' Features Dual Roles by Actor from 'Heated Rivalry'

A new Canadian thriller titled 'Yaga' is set to premiere on Crave this October. The series was filmed along the shores of Vancouver Island and features an actor from 'Heated Rivalry' in dual roles. The production highlights the growing film industry in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Market Movements Following U.S. Federal Reserve Rate Hike

The S&P/TSX composite index experienced fluctuating movements following the recent U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike, which aimed to address inflation. Notably, the index rose by over 350 points, reflecting positive responses in the mining sector, while other sectors like energy also showed gains. Overall, the rate hike has had varying effects on Canadian and U.S. stock markets as they adapt to economic signals.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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UPEI Faces Challenges Due to Decrease in International Students

The University of Prince Edward Island is experiencing a reduction in its international student population. This decline is leading to adjustments in the university's housing arrangements. University officials are now addressing the implications of these changes.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Nova Scotia Patient Highlights Need for Out-of-Province Health Care

A Nova Scotia woman expressed validation from a recent auditor general report on out-of-province health care access. She believes the report underestimates the number of individuals in need of such services. The patient has faced challenges in obtaining healthcare outside of her province for several years.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Former DND Executive Added to Foreign Influence Registry

A former executive from the Department of National Defence has been listed on the newly established foreign influence registry. The registry aims to monitor foreign lobbying efforts in Canada. This addition highlights ongoing concerns about foreign influence in Canadian institutions.

Sources: Google News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. Updates on European Space Security Strategy Engagement

Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. has provided an update regarding its involvement in the European Space Agency's European Space Security Strategy. The company focuses on cybersecurity solutions, particularly in quantum-resilient data protection and secure storage. This engagement is supported by the Government of Canada through technological research and development initiatives.

Sources: Newsfilecorp
Business • about 1 month ago
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Ramp Metals Achieves DTC Eligibility and Completes Financial Settlements

Ramp Metals Inc. has announced that its shares have received eligibility for electronic trading through the Depository Trust Company in the United States. The company has also successfully completed certain debt settlements. This move is anticipated to improve trading processes and liquidity for Ramp Metals' shares.

Sources: Newsfilecorp
Business • about 1 month ago
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Xcite Uranium Reports High Radioactivity Levels at Don Lake Uranium Project in Saskatchewan

Xcite Uranium Inc. has reported significant radioactivity measurements from its drilling activities at the Don Lake Project in Saskatchewan. The company recorded anomalies of up to 29,586 counts per second (cps) and 21,907 cps. This data is part of the company's ongoing exploration efforts in the area.

Sources: Newswire
Business • about 1 month ago
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Hispania Resources Announces Agreement for Lumbrales Property

Hispania Resources Inc. has announced a transaction involving its Lumbrales property, located in Spain. The agreement allows Calveron Metal Resources LDA from Portugal to acquire an interest in the property. This development is part of Hispania's ongoing mineral exploration efforts in the region.

Sources: Newsfilecorp
Business • about 1 month ago
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Homerun Resources Signs MOU with CEITEC for Silicon Carbide Collaboration

Homerun Resources Inc. has formalized a Memorandum of Understanding with CEITEC, a Brazilian state-owned semiconductor company. The MOU outlines cooperation in the development of silicon carbide wafers and substrates. This partnership aims to enhance the semiconductor supply chain and contribute to technology advancement.

Sources: Newsfilecorp
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Manitoba Health Minister Addresses Dynacare Contract and Worker Treatment

Manitoba's health minister has affirmed the government's contract with the for-profit company Dynacare, emphasizing the requirement for fair treatment of workers. However, details regarding the enforcement of this expectation have not been disclosed. The remarks come amid ongoing discussions about worker rights within the healthcare sector.

Sources: Brandonsun
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Advocacy for Mandatory Swim Lessons in Ontario Following Tragic Drowning Incident

Mike Williams is advocating for mandatory survival swimming lessons for Ontario students after his two grandchildren drowned in Dryden's Wabigoon River last year. He has launched an online petition that has received over 22,000 signatures within two months. Williams continues to push for change in school swimming programs to enhance safety for students.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Analysis of Quebec Anglophone Voting Trends in Upcoming Election

Philippe J. Fournier, a polling analyst, discusses the historically strong support for the Liberal Party among Quebec's anglophone population. This trend has influenced the strategies of other political parties in the region. The upcoming election may test whether this pattern continues or not.

Sources: Yahoo! News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Study Indicates Income Growth Influences Rental Affordability in Canada

A new report by SingleKey reveals that income growth, rather than rent prices or city size, is the primary factor influencing rental affordability in Canada. Rent prices have decreased in cities such as Vancouver and Toronto; however, rising financial obligations continue to impact renters. The findings suggest that employment concerns play a significant role in the overall rental market dynamics.

Sources: Businesswire
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Quebec Political Parties Release Financial Plans Ahead of Election

All major political parties in Quebec have published their financial plans for the upcoming election. This disclosure allows voters to better understand the spending and cutting proposals of each party. A comprehensive breakdown of each party's plans has been provided for voter consideration.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Fish Incident Highlights Climate Resilience Needs at Canada's Largest Nuclear Plant

A recent event at Canada's largest nuclear plant involved a significant number of fish that posed a challenge to reactor safety. This incident underscores the importance of enhancing resilience in nuclear energy systems amid climate change concerns. The situation reflects broader environmental risks that could impact energy infrastructure in the future.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Trump Critiques EU Proposal to Canada and Discusses Possible Tariffs

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly expressed his disapproval of a European Union proposal aimed at Canada, describing it as 'laughable.' He has indicated that he may consider implementing additional tariffs in response. The comments were made during a recent media appearance.

Sources: Yahoo! News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Trump Signs Order to Remove Canadian Goods from U.S. Federal Procurement

U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an order directing federal agencies to eliminate Canadian products from American government procurement. This action affects about $280 billion in federal contracts. The move is reportedly a response to Canadian trade policies perceived as barriers to American goods.

Sources: Google News, The Star, Seeking Alpha, Toronto Telegraph
Business • about 1 month ago
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Nano One Announces Interim Leadership During CEO's Medical Leave

Nano One Materials Corp., based in Vancouver, has announced the temporary medical leave of CEO Alex Holmes. The Board of Directors has implemented interim leadership during this period. The company anticipates Mr. Holmes will return in the coming months.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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CF Montreal Defeats Vancouver Whitecaps to Reach Canadian Championship Final

CF Montreal defeated the Vancouver Whitecaps 2-1 in their recent match, securing a place in the Canadian Championship final with a 3-2 aggregate score. Prince Owusu scored both goals for CF Montreal in the first half of the match. The victory marks a significant achievement for CF Montreal as they prepare for the final showdown.

Sources: The Star, Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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CT Scanner to be Available in Dauphin Next Week

A CT scanner will be operational in Dauphin starting next Wednesday. This is the first time the community will have access to such a service since the local hospital's closure on Canada Day. The new scanner aims to improve medical imaging availability for residents in the area.

Sources: Brandonsun
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Potential Inflation Risks for Cash-Heavy TFSAs

A recent article discusses the risks associated with holding a significant amount of cash in a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA). It highlights the impact of inflation on the purchasing power of money held in cash over time. The article warns that while cash may seem a secure option, its long-term value can diminish due to inflationary pressure.

Sources: Fool Canada
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Christine Fréchette Faces Criticism in Quebec Election Debate

Christine Fréchette, the leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ), was the primary target during the first debate of the provincial election campaign held in Montreal. The debate involved discussions focused on the economy, Quebec sovereignty, and immigration among the five main party leaders. This event marks the beginning of a series of debates leading up to the election.

Sources: The Chronicle-journal, Airdrie News, Sudbury.com, Vancouver Is Awesome, Western Wheel, Lakeland News, Town And Country Today, Winnipeg Sun, Times Colonist, Sootoday, CBC News, Canada’s National Observer, Baytoday.ca, St. Albert News, Google News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Bishnoi Gang Claims Presence in Canada in Letter to Authorities

A letter allegedly from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang was disclosed to CBC News, claiming the gang has 5,000 members in Canada and possesses more firearms than law enforcement. The correspondence has drawn significant attention and raised concerns regarding gang activity in the country. The letter was addressed to various Canadian authorities, including the defence minister and police.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Canada's Men's Volleyball Team Finishes with Silver at NORCECA Championship

Canada's men's volleyball team competed in the NORCECA Continental Championship final against the United States. The team secured a silver medal after losing the match with a score of 3-2. The final was held in Moncton, New Brunswick.

Sources: CBC News, The Star
Business • about 1 month ago
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Winnipeg Aerospace Industry Seeks Federal Defence Funding

Winnipeg's aerospace industry is the third-largest in Canada and is advocating for increased federal defence spending in Manitoba. Industry leaders are focusing on securing funding to support local growth and innovation. The initiative aims to ensure that the province benefits from national defence expenditures.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Concerns Raised Over Petition Verification Process in Alberta

Five former Elections Alberta employees have expressed concerns regarding the verification process of the 'Water Not Coal' citizen initiative petition. They allege that there were changes in procedures and a deficiency in training materials and oversight during the validation process. These claims highlight potential mismanagement within the organization related to the petition's verification.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 1 month ago
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ICE Awards Contracts to GardaWorld Security

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency has awarded two new contracts to the American branch of GardaWorld Security, a company based in Quebec. These contracts were finalized in late August. The context of the contracts is linked to the company's involvement with various security operations, including a notable incident referred to as ‘Alligator Alcatraz’.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Calls for Highway Improvements Following Crashes in Revelstoke, B.C.

Residents and leaders in the Revelstoke area have expressed concerns regarding safety on a section of the Trans Canada Highway. Recent fatal accidents and extended closures have heightened calls for enforcement and infrastructure improvements. Local stakeholders are advocating for measures to enhance road safety.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Arrow Exploration Corp. Releases Mid-Year 2026 Reserves Update

Arrow Exploration Corp. has published an operational update along with its Mid-Year 2026 Reserves evaluation report prepared by Boury Global Energy Consultants Ltd. The report includes details on reserves volume figures calculated on a Working Interest Gross Reserve basis. All amounts are stated in United States dollars and comparisons reference December 31, 2025.

Sources: Newsfilecorp
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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B.C. Health Minister Addresses Electronic Medical Records System Challenges

British Columbia's health minister has highlighted the importance of addressing the issues surrounding the province's electronic medical records system. The current system is described as fragmented, which has led to increased expenses for taxpayers and delays in patient care. The minister has committed to making improvements a top priority in his first month in office.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Federal Government Considers Private Investment for Major Canadian Airports

The federal government plans to consider private investments in four major Canadian airports: Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal. Prime Minister Mark Carney stated this strategy aims to enhance infrastructure funding while maintaining public land ownership. Various stakeholders, including airport officials and unions, are weighing in on the potential impact of this plan on travellers and airport operations.

Sources: The Star, Yahoo! News, Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Alberta Woman Becomes First Living Double Organ Donor in the Province

Meghan Rozema from Sherwood Park, Alberta, has made history by becoming the first person in the province to donate two organs while alive. She has donated both a kidney and part of her liver to two different individuals in need of transplants. There are currently over 500 people in Alberta on transplant waiting lists for living donations.

Sources: Ctv News, Yahoo! News, Global News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Poilievre Outlines Plans for Budget Cuts Amid Economic Challenges

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre recently addressed his party's MPs, highlighting concerns over government spending. He emphasized that Canadians are facing significant financial challenges due to high costs. Poilievre pledged to implement substantial budget cuts to address these issues.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Charity Ice Fishing Derby in Manitoba Targeted by Theft

Organizers of a Manitoba ice fishing derby have reported the theft of over $20,000 worth of prizes and gear. The incident occurred when thieves broke into a locked trailer in Lac du Bonnet. The organizers expressed their dismay over the loss, impacting their charitable efforts.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Federal Government Allocates $7.5 Million to Windsor International Airport for Upgrades

The federal government has announced a funding contribution of nearly $7.5 million to Windsor International Airport. This funding will be used for updates to the main runway and the purchase of a new aircraft rescue and firefighting vehicle. The investment aims to enhance airport safety and operations in the region.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Saskatchewan Health Minister Comments on CUPE Strike Mandate Vote

Saskatchewan Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill remarked on the recent strike mandate vote by CUPE, noting that he anticipated the results. He expressed a desire for both parties to reach a new collective bargaining agreement to prevent job action. Cockrill also indicated a need for more flexibility in discussions related to workforce management during negotiations.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Alberta Drivers Experience Rising Fuel Prices Due to Refinery Outage

Alberta drivers are encountering higher fuel prices attributed to an outage at a refinery in Illinois. This price increase is compounded by ongoing geopolitical tensions, including the conflict in Iran and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Experts suggest that these factors will continue to impact fuel costs in the region.

Sources: Global News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Preston Manning Comments on Perception of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith

Former Canadian politician Preston Manning expressed confusion regarding the perception of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith as anti-Canada. He highlighted her support for Confederation as a counterargument to these views. Manning's comments reflect ongoing discussions about provincial and federal relationships in Canada.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Canada Encouraged to Strengthen Alliance with Europe

Canada's former envoy to the European Union, Stéphane Dion, advocates for a stronger alliance between Canada and Europe amidst ongoing trade tensions with the United States. He emphasizes that such an alliance should not compromise Canadian sovereignty. Dion describes Canada as 'the most European of non-European countries' and suggests that European collaboration is vital for Canada's future.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Laurentian Bank of Canada Raises Base Rate

Laurentian Bank of Canada has announced a 25 basis point increase to its base rate in Canada, bringing it from 7.25% to 7.50%. The adjustment is effective as of September 17, 2023. This move reflects changes in the financial landscape and market conditions.

Sources: Newswire
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Carbon Capture Canada 2026 Concludes With Global Participation

Carbon Capture Canada 2026 took place at the Edmonton Convention Centre, concluding on September 16, 2026. The event attracted a diverse group of participants including government officials, industry leaders, and technology experts. Discussions focused on advancing carbon capture technologies and opportunities in Canada.

Sources: Simcoe.com
Business • about 1 month ago
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COSCIENS Biopharma Announces Completion of Second Tranche of Convertible Debenture Offering

COSCIENS Biopharma Inc. has completed the second tranche of its convertible debenture offering. The company previously announced details regarding this financial move on September 10, 2026. This announcement is part of the company's ongoing financial strategy.

Sources: Simcoe.com
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Profile of Éric Duhaime and His Political Influence in Quebec

Éric Duhaime is a notable figure in Quebec politics, known for his roles as an adviser, columnist, radio host, and political activist. He co-founded the Réseau Liberté-Québec in 2010 and became the leader of the Conservative Party of Quebec in 2021. His political activities have gained increased attention since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sources: The Suburban Newspaper
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Amazing Race Canada Finale Highlights Calgary's Local Businesses

The finale of Amazing Race Canada was broadcast nationally, showcasing various landmarks and small businesses in Calgary. The event aimed to promote local tourism and support the economy. Calgary businesses received increased attention and recognition through this national platform.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Indigenous Place Names Introduced at Simon Fraser University

Simon Fraser University has introduced new place names on its Burnaby campus, which are based on two Coast Salish languages. This initiative involved collaboration with four First Nations in British Columbia. The changes aim to reflect the Indigenous heritage and culture within the university community.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Alberta Government Proposes Removal of Tourist Spot between Kananaskis and Canmore

The Alberta government has announced plans to remove a tourist spot located between Kananaskis and Canmore. This decision has generated discussions among local stakeholders and community members. Details about the reasons behind the removal and future plans for the area have not been fully disclosed.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Poilievre Addresses Conservative Caucus on National Priorities

Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party, emphasized the importance of prioritizing the national interest during a recent caucus address. He called for unity among party members to focus on issues that affect Canadians as a whole. This address highlights the ongoing strategic considerations within the party as it prepares for future electoral challenges.

Sources: Google News