Canada Edition · Day Desk

Tuesday, September 22

124 stories

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Introduces Standardized Entry-Level Training for Truck Drivers

Ontario is set to implement standardized entry-level training for commercial truck drivers following an audit that identified significant issues within existing training programs. The new requirements will include topics such as fatigue management and air brake operation. This initiative aims to enhance safety and ensure drivers receive comprehensive training.

Sources: Google News, Midlandtoday, Cp24, Ctv News, Toronto Sun, CBC News, Durham Radio News, Winnipeg Free Press, Citynews Everywhere, Times Colonist, St. Albert News, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Vancouver Is Awesome, Baytoday.ca, Sootoday, Sudbury.com, Western Wheel, Squamish Chief

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Postmedia Launches New Digital Platform for Local News in Southwestern Ontario

Postmedia Network Canada Corp. is launching a new digital platform aimed at enhancing local journalism in Southwestern Ontario. This initiative is part of Postmedia's ongoing commitment to support its news brands within the community. The platform will serve regional and local news outlets, including well-known publications such as the Windsor Star and London Free Press.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Overview of Canada's Aerospace Sector and Potential Investments

Canada's aerospace industry is experiencing growth amid an increase in global defence spending. Experts suggest that certain stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange may be worth considering for investors. This trend reflects a broader revitalization of the country's aerospace capabilities.

Sources: Fool Canada

Business • about 1 month ago

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USA Fire Bowls Expands Distribution to Canada and the United States

USA Fire Bowls, a manufacturer of outdoor fire features, is expanding its distribution network to serve customers in Canada and the United States. The company will ship products directly from its workshop in Murrieta, California. This expansion encompasses both residential and commercial markets.

Sources: Newsfilecorp, Google News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Football Alberta Announces Updated High School Rankings Following Week 3

Football Alberta has released its updated high school football rankings after the conclusion of Week 3 of the season. Several teams have moved up or down the rankings based on their recent performances. This update reflects the ongoing competitive landscape of high school football in the province.

Sources: Google News

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Carney and Macron Discuss Collaboration on Space and Defence in St. Pierre

Prime Minister Mark Carney held a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in St. Pierre and Miquelon. They focused on enhancing cooperation in areas such as space and defence. The discussions aimed to bolster bilateral relations between Canada and France.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Volkswagen and Audi Recall Over 44,000 SUVs in Canada Due to Steering Issues

Volkswagen and Audi have issued a recall affecting 44,303 SUVs in Canada. This recall is linked to potential problems with the steering racks in specific models, including the Audi Q3 and VW Atlas and Tiguan. Owners of the affected vehicles are advised to seek further information and potential repairs from their dealerships.

Sources: Driving

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Nunavut Trade Show Features Drone Technology from All-Inuit Company

An Inuit company displayed drone technology at the Nunavut Trade Show held in Iqaluit. The event showcased an animation depicting a helicopter flying over the city and engaging in simulated combat. This presentation aimed to highlight advancements in drone technology by the Arctic UAV company.

Sources: The Hamilton Spectator, The Standard, The Record

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Carney Advocates for New Internet Regulation Bill

The proposed internet regulation bill aims to address concerns related to social media's impact on youth. Various sources report mixed reactions to the government's plans, with some offering support and others expressing skepticism. Experts suggest that the effectiveness of the bill will depend on its implementation and the balance it strikes between regulation and freedom of expression.

Sources: Google News

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Users Report Improved Reception with iPhone 18 Pro on Freedom Mobile

Freedom Mobile customers have reported enhanced reception with the iPhone 18 Pro, attributing this to the device's C2 modem. One user has documented a signal improvement ranging from 10 to 12 dB compared to the iPhone 13. These reports suggest that the new model may offer better performance for users of Freedom Mobile.

Sources: Iphone In Canada

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Prime Minister Carney Meets with Norwegian PM to Discuss Arctic Collaboration

Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre in Ottawa to discuss international partnerships focused on Arctic security and energy. Carney emphasized the importance of strengthening ties with Norway in response to security threats from Russia. The discussions included opportunities for investment from Norway's sovereign wealth fund.

Sources: The Star, Ctv News, Google News, CBC News, Canada’s National Observer, Wings Magazine

Business • about 1 month ago

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CARFAX Canada Unveils New Tool for Dealers' Inventory Acquisition

CARFAX Canada has launched a new tool aimed at assisting dealers in sourcing inventory efficiently. The tool utilizes CARFAX Canada's data and insights to help expand acquisition opportunities. Despite an increase in used vehicle inventory reported in June, supply continues to be limited.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Unique 1932 Röhr Wins Top Award at 2026 Cobble Beach Concours

A distinct 1932 Röhr was awarded the top trophy at the 2026 Cobble Beach Concours, which took place near Owen Sound, Ontario. The event showcased a range of historical automobiles, celebrating the 140-year history of Mercedes-Benz and highlighting the contributions of designer Peter Brock. This annual gathering continues to attract car enthusiasts from across the region and beyond.

Sources: Driving

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Township Rejects Confidential Agreement with Alto

The Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands has declined to enter into a confidential information-sharing agreement with Alto. This decision comes amid ongoing evaluations by the federal Crown corporation regarding potential routes for a proposed high-speed rail line through eastern Ontario. The council's decision is set against the backdrop of ongoing discussions related to transportation infrastructure in the region.

Sources: The Hamilton Spectator, The Standard

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Investment Announced for Expanded Internet Access in Alberta

The governments of Alberta and Canada have announced a joint investment aimed at improving internet access across the province. This funding initiative is part of a broader commitment to enhance connectivity in rural and underserved communities. The project is expected to significantly benefit residents and businesses by providing more reliable and faster internet service.

Sources: Lethbridge News Now

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Alberta Government Explores Regulation of E-Bikes and E-Scooters

The Alberta government is contemplating new legislation aimed at regulating the use of e-bikes and e-scooters across the province. This proposed framework would empower municipalities to manage and enforce regulations pertaining to micromobility devices. Recent incidents involving these vehicles have raised concerns prompting the government to take action.

Sources: Yahoo! News, Ctv News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Jeep Wagoneers Under Recall Due to Potentially Defective Roof Racks

A recall has been issued for approximately 6,500 Jeep Wagoneers in Canada due to concerns that their roof racks may not be adequately secured. This defect raises the risk of the racks detaching while the vehicle is in motion. Affected consumers are being informed of the issue and potential safety risks associated.

Sources: Driving

Business • about 1 month ago

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Vecima Networks Acquires Akleza's CableDiag PNM Platform

Vecima Networks Inc. has completed the acquisition of Akleza’s CableDiag Proactive Network Maintenance platform. This acquisition aims to enhance Vecima's AI-powered Entra Intelligence for broadband access networks. The CableDiag platform will support over five million DOCSIS devices across more than 25 cable operators.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Rock Tech Lithium Partners with Siemens Canada for Ontario Project

Rock Tech Lithium has announced a partnership with Siemens Canada to enhance its lithium converter project in Ontario. Siemens will develop a Digital Process Twin for the planned Red Rock Converter, utilizing insights from the ongoing Definitive Feasibility Study. This collaboration aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the conversion process for lithium production.

Sources: Green Stock News

Business • about 1 month ago

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TD Launches $1 Million Fund to Support AI Training for Small Businesses

TD Bank has initiated a $1 million fund aimed at training small businesses in artificial intelligence (AI). This investment addresses challenges small businesses face, such as financial constraints, skill shortages, and concerns over managing data. The fund aims to assist brokers in understanding the associated risks for their SME clients.

Sources: Insurance Business

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Post-Secondary Leaders to Explore Collaboration in Manitoba

Post-secondary leaders in Manitoba are set to discuss collaborations across campuses in response to changes induced by the artificial intelligence sector. The discussions aim to address concerns about the future workforce and shifting application trends in higher education. The meeting will include input from economists and educators on how to navigate these challenges.

Sources: Winnipeg Free Press

Business • about 1 month ago

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Surge Battery Metals Initiates Drill Program at Nevada North Lithium Project

Surge Battery Metals Inc. has announced the commencement of its 2026/27 drill program at the Nevada North Lithium Project. This initiative is part of the efforts to advance the Bankable Feasibility Study. The project aims to enhance the company's position in the lithium market as global demand for battery materials increases.

Sources: Green Stock News

Business • about 1 month ago

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AM Best Maintains Stable Outlook for Canadian Property and Casualty Insurance

AM Best has issued a stable outlook for the Canadian property and casualty insurance market despite ongoing pressures related to auto repair costs and theft. The organization's analysis indicates that earnings for 2025 are expected to be strong, although the improvement in managing repair costs, theft, and catastrophe risks remains inconsistent. This outlook sets the stage for the market's performance as it heads into 2026.

Sources: Insurance Business

Business • about 1 month ago

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The History of Foreign Automakers Establishing Plants in Canada

This article examines the history of American and Japanese automakers setting up manufacturing plants in Canada. It explores the factors that led to their decision to build cars in Canadian facilities. The piece highlights the significance of these foreign investments for the Canadian automotive industry.

Sources: Driving

Business • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Man Discovers New Truck Requires Engine Replacement

William Grice of Cobourg, Ontario, has raised concerns after his three-week-old pickup truck reportedly needs a new engine. He had purchased the vehicle intending to use it for future travel. Grice is seeking a resolution from the manufacturer regarding the issue.

Sources: Ctv News, Cp24

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Trump to Address UN General Assembly Amid Multilateralism Discussion

U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to speak at the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday. His administration has been noted for its efforts to undermine multilateralism and impose tariffs on allies. The theme of this year's Assembly focuses on restoring trust and managing transformation within the UN framework.

Sources: The Star, Canada’s National Observer, Cp24, Ctv News, Winnipeg Sun, Citynews Edmonton, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Panow, Brandonsun, Kitchener News, Coast Reporter, Citynews Everywhere, Times Colonist, Winnipeg Free Press, Citynews Ottawa, Lakeland News, Medicine Hat News, Infonews.ca, Citynews Calgary, Lethbridge News Now, The Chronicle-journal, The Lethbridge Herald, St. Albert News, Richmond News, Squamish Chief, Ns News, Citynews Montreal, Baytoday.ca, Airdrie News, Oakville News, The Hamilton Spectator, Town And Country Today, Vancouver Is Awesome, Sudbury.com, Western Wheel

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Quebec Election Campaign Approaches Final Debate

The Quebec election campaign is currently entering its 27th day, with party leaders preparing for the final debate before the provincial vote. Polls indicate a competitive race, with the Parti Québecois currently holding a lead and other parties closely contesting. Voters will head to the polls on October 5, 2026.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, Canada’s National Observer, Citynews Montreal, Cp24, Mtl Blog, Winnipeg Sun, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Panow, Brandonsun, Coast Reporter, Times Colonist, Winnipeg Free Press, Lakeland News, The Standard, Medicine Hat News, Infonews.ca, Lethbridge News Now, The Chronicle-journal, The Lethbridge Herald, St. Albert News, Richmond News, Squamish Chief, Ns News, Baytoday.ca, Airdrie News, The Star, The Hamilton Spectator, Oakville News, Town And Country Today, Vancouver Is Awesome, Sudbury.com, Western Wheel

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Public Sentiment on Political Accountability

The Ottawa Sun published a series of letters to the editor reflecting public opinions on political accountability. Some letters criticize the perceived lack of transparency from political figures. The discussions highlight concerns regarding how politicians respond to citizens' inquiries and needs.

Sources: Ottawa Sun

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Public Opinions on Canada's Aircraft Alternatives

Letters to the editor in the Ottawa Citizen on September 22, 2026, discuss various opinions regarding Canada's military aircraft options. Some correspondents advocate for the Gripen as the most viable choice, while others present arguments for different aircraft. The complexity of military procurement and its implications for national defence are highlighted in these discussions.

Sources: Ottawa Citizen

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Concerns Raised Over Patient Isolation Practices in Ontario Hospital

Reports highlight troubling experiences of patients at an Ontario hospital regarding isolation practices. The Ontario ombudsman has expressed concern over the handling of mental health care and the use of seclusion. This issue has garnered attention, as warnings regarding these practices date back over 40 years.

Sources: The Star, The Standard

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Mark Carney Discusses Progress in Canada-U.S. Trade Relations

Mark Carney, the Prime Minister, addressed the ongoing trade conflict with the United States in a recent press conference. He noted that while there are occasional improvements, much work still remains to be done. Additionally, Carney emphasized a strategic approach to navigating the trade relationship rather than reacting solely to U.S. pressures.

Sources: Journal De Québec, Tva Nouvelles, Journal Montreal, The Hamilton Spectator

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Families of Victims Advocate for Parole System Reform

Families of murdered victims, including a Toronto officer, are advocating for significant changes to Canada's parole system. They are urging government action to reform the justice system to enhance public safety. The calls for reform reflect concerns about how the current system handles parole for serious offenders.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, Cp24

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Rob Lantz Attends Canada Investment Summit with Global CEOs

Rob Lantz, a prominent figure in Prince Edward Island, attended the Canada Investment Summit hosted by Mark Carney in Toronto earlier this month. This event welcomed premiers and top executives from major global investment firms. Notable attendees included influential investors from various countries, including the U.S., China, and Saudi Arabia.

Sources: Pniatlantic

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Analysis of the CAQ's Approach to Conservative Principles

Kevin Paquette critiques the Coalition Avenir Québec's (CAQ) alignment with conservative values since coming to power in 2018. He argues that the party has drifted from its original reformist platform aimed at addressing taxpayer concerns. The article highlights the challenges the CAQ faces in meeting the expectations of its conservative base.

Sources: National Post

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Analysis of Carney's Stance on Israel Policy

Marty York discusses the political implications of Mark Carney's recent comments regarding Canadian policy towards Israel. He critiques Carney's support for increased funding to UNRWA and sanctions against Israel, suggesting that it aligns with Prime Minister Trudeau's existing policies. The commentary calls for Carney to reconsider his approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Sources: National Post

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canada's Relationship with Britain and the United States

The article discusses Canada's historical relationship with Britain and contrasts it with its ties to the United States. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining strong diplomatic connections. The author argues that Canada should strengthen its relationship with Britain as a key partner.

Sources: National Post

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Smiths Falls Police Service Pursues Grant for Full-Time School Officers

The Smiths Falls Police Service is seeking a grant to fund a full-time police presence in local schools. The initiative aligns with a directive from the Ontario government, which requires all school boards in the province to allow police access to school premises. The goal of the program is to enhance safety and security within the educational environment.

Sources: Insideottawavalley.com

Politics • about 1 month ago

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International Diplomacy and Project Financing Dominate Canadian News

World leaders are convening in New York to address the impacts of ongoing wars and rising energy costs. The Canadian government is proposing expedited reviews for major projects to enhance efficiency. Additionally, a key financing milestone has been achieved for a significant mining project in Northwestern Ontario.

Sources: Netnewsledger

Business • about 1 month ago

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West Red Lake Gold Reports Positive Drill Results from Madsen Mine

West Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd. has announced significant gold drill results from its Madsen Mine, located in the Red Lake Mining District of Northwestern Ontario. The results include assays of 176.04 grams per tonne (g/t) gold over 5.3 meters, 128.32 g/t gold over 4.5 meters, and 35.72 g/t gold over 13.35 meters. This announcement highlights the ongoing exploration activities at the mine, which is wholly owned by West Red Lake Gold.

Sources: Financial Post, Investing News Network (inn)

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canada Approaches Completion of Trade Deals with the Philippines and ASEAN

Canada is close to finalising trade agreements with the Philippines and the ASEAN bloc. These developments follow efforts to enhance trade relations with Southeast Asia. The initiatives are ongoing and are not primarily influenced by U.S. trade policies.

Sources: Investing Canada, The Globe and Mail

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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StubHub Canada Appeals $20,000 Fine Under Ontario Ticket Resale Law

StubHub Canada has been fined $20,000 for breaching Ontario's ticket resale price cap law. The company plans to appeal the penalty, citing concerns about the enforcement of the legislation. This incident has raised further questions about the effectiveness of the province's ticket resale regulations.

Sources: Oakville News

Business • about 1 month ago

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GSK Canada and pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance Reach Agreement on Blenrep

GSK Canada has finalized negotiations with the pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance regarding the treatment Blenrep for relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma. A Letter of Intent has been signed, indicating an agreement on the next steps for the drug. This agreement is part of ongoing efforts to enhance treatment options for patients in Canada.

Sources: Newswire

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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First Detection of Spotted Lanternfly Reported in Canada

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has confirmed the first detection of the spotted lanternfly in Windsor, Ontario. The invasive planthopper poses a risk to agriculture, particularly vineyards. Winemakers are advocating for public awareness to help manage the potential threat this pest presents.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Covalon Technologies Ltd. to Present at the 2026 Annual Smallcap Discoveries Conference

Covalon Technologies Ltd. will present at the 2026 Annual Smallcap Discoveries Conference in Vancouver on September 28, 2026. The company reported a revenue growth of 20% and a gross margin of 67%. Brent Ashton, the Chief Executive Officer, is set to present at the conference.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Alberta Man Challenges Federal Extradition Order to the U.K.

Peter Murray, an 88-year-old man from Alberta, was ordered to be surrendered to the United Kingdom by Canada's justice minister on July 9. Following this decision, Murray's lawyer filed for a judicial review with the Alberta Court of Appeal on July 10. The case concerns historical allegations of child sexual abuse against Murray.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Shortlist Announced for Grays Bay Road and Port Project

West Kitikmeot Resources Corp. has announced the teams shortlisted for the Grays Bay Road and Port Project. The project is estimated to cost around $1 billion and is located in Taloyoak, Nunavut. The announcement comes as part of the project's progression towards construction.

Sources: Construct Connect

Business • about 1 month ago

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New Brunswick Company Proposes Military Support Initiatives

Vimy Forge, a company based in New Brunswick, is preparing to propose innovative ideas to the federal government regarding military upgrades. The federal government has expressed a desire for public input to enhance military capabilities. This initiative highlights the potential for collaboration between the private sector and the government in strengthening national defense.

Sources: The Tj News

Markets • about 1 month ago

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TMX Group Completes C$1.1 Billion Debenture Offering

TMX Group Limited has closed a private placement offering of C$1.1 billion in senior unsecured debentures to accredited investors in Canada. The offering included C$250 million of Series K debentures, which were significantly oversubscribed. The debentures are set to mature on September 26, 2028.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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University Funding Mobilization Across Quebec

Members of university communities across Quebec gathered simultaneously at sixteen universities to advocate for increased public funding for universities. The action included the unfurling of a banner that read 'Universities belong to us all'. This event aimed to bring attention to the need for prioritizing university funding in the upcoming election campaign debates.

Sources: Newswire

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Carney Maintains Stance on Digital Services Tax and Streamer Contributions

Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed that he will not reconsider his position regarding the digital services tax or the contributions to Canadian content from streaming services. His statements indicate a firm commitment to his current policies on these issues. The decisions are significant for the landscape of digital taxation and cultural funding in Canada.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Cambria Gold Mines Reports Positive Assay Results from Premier Gold Project

Cambria Gold Mines Inc. has released new assay results from its ongoing infill drilling program at the Premier Gold Project in northwestern British Columbia. The company reported values of 166.2 grams per tonne (g/t) of gold and 3,383 g/t of silver over a depth of 3.1 meters. These findings indicate potential quality within the project as the company continues its exploration efforts.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • about 1 month ago

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Westhaven Gold Corp. Reports Drilling Results from Shovelnose Gold Project

Westhaven Gold Corp. has announced new high-grade results from its South Zone resource drilling program at the Shovelnose Gold Project located in southern British Columbia. The results include significant drill intercepts of 37.89 meters averaging 5.29 grams per tonne of gold and 14.00 meters averaging 13.09 grams per tonne of gold. This drilling initiative is aimed at supporting geotechnical and hydrogeological studies for an upcoming Pre-Feasibility Study for the project.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Manitoba Government Reports High Apprentice Work Hours on Construction Projects

The Manitoba government has announced that apprentice hours on several major construction projects have exceeded targets. According to Jobs Minister Jamie Moses, apprentices accounted for 21 per cent of hours worked on four school construction projects and the Victoria Hospital emergency room project in Winnipeg. This figure is approximately double the minimum requirement for apprentices in these types of projects.

Sources: Construct Connect

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Police Action Prevents Potential Attack at Synagogue

Police intervention has reportedly prevented a potential attack at a synagogue in Canada. Const. Jeff Smith engaged with an attacker, which averted a possible tragedy involving congregants. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety in places of worship.

Sources: Yahoo! News, National Post

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Government Proposes Bill to Accelerate Major Project Approvals

The Canadian government, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, has introduced a new bill aimed at streamlining the approval process for major projects. The proposed legislation seeks to reduce review times and designate zones of 'national interest' for pre-approval of certain projects. Labour groups have expressed concerns about potential impacts on strike actions and labour laws due to these changes.

Sources: The Chronicle-journal, Sudbury.com, Google News, CBC News, Canada’s National Observer

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Peloton Introduces New Treadmill Models and Features in Canada

Peloton Interactive, Inc. announced the launch of three new treadmill models in Canada: the Peloton Tread Flex, Peloton Tread Vision, and Peloton Tread+ Vision. Alongside these products, the company is introducing AI-powered coaching features aimed at runners, walkers, and hikers. The launch will be supported by a new retail partnership with The Fitness Factory.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Huron Perth Children's Aid Society Receives Funding for Roof Repairs

The Huron Perth Children's Aid Society has been awarded $831,000 by the Ontario government. This funding is designated for roof replacement and repairs. The financial support aims to enhance the facilities used by the organization.

Sources: Ctv News

Markets • about 1 month ago

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European Lender Considers Canadian Critical Minerals Investment

A European lender has shown interest in investing in Canadian critical minerals. This development signals a shift in focus for fund managers towards Canadian resources, amid recent trends in the market. The TSX is currently trading lower than US market multiples.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada

Business • about 1 month ago

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Novaporte Progresses Offshore Wind Manufacturing Port Development in Cape Breton

Novaporte held a successful Canada Investment Summit in Toronto, which led to advancements in discussions about an offshore wind manufacturing port in Cape Breton. The event attracted interest from various Canadian and international stakeholders. The project aims to enhance the region's manufacturing capacity for the renewable energy sector.

Sources: Newswire

Business • about 1 month ago

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OBE Power Secures Investment from North Sky Capital for EV Charging Expansion

OBE Power has announced the closure of an equity investment from North Sky Capital to enhance its electric vehicle charging network in Canada and the United States. This funding aims to support the company's future expansion plans. OBE Power is recognized as a prominent owner and operator of EV charging infrastructure.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Manitoba Premier Opposes Airport Privatization Plans

The Manitoba premier has expressed opposition to the privatization of airports, particularly Winnipeg's Richardson International Airport. He believes that allowing private investment could be detrimental to regional airports. This stance comes as the federal government is considering privatization for Canada's four busiest airports.

Sources: Google News, CBC News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canna Cabana Continues to Lead Canadian Cannabis Retail Market

High Tide Inc. has released a report indicating that Canna Cabana is expanding its market share among Canadian cannabis retailers. The report highlights growth in sales and customer engagement metrics. Canna Cabana's performance is attributed to various strategic initiatives undertaken by the company.

Sources: Newswire

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Winnipeg-born Canadian Citizen Deported After Months in ICE Detention

A Canadian citizen, identified as Clayton Herman, has been deported back to Canada after spending nine and a half months in an ICE detention centre in California. During his detention, he faced various challenges, including inadequate food and medical care. The circumstances surrounding his detention have raised concerns about treatment practices within ICE facilities.

Sources: Google News, CBC News, Yahoo! News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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An Overview of Canada's Climate Vulnerabilities

Canada is facing significant climate vulnerabilities that vary across regions, impacting communities from Grise Fiord to urban areas. Current reports highlight that the country is falling behind on climate targets and the implications this has for future generations. Experts emphasize the importance of addressing these challenges to mitigate potential devastating effects of climate change.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Cucumber Magnolia Tree in St. George Wins Ontario Tree Pageant

A cucumber magnolia tree in St. George, Ontario, has been named the winner of this year's Ontario Tree Pageant. The tree is estimated to be over 100 years old and is owned by Jacqueline and Tim Kutt, who have resided on the property for 22 years. The contest celebrates noteworthy trees across the province.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Gander Woman Competes on MasterChef Canada

Rebecca Abbott from Gander, Newfoundland, is participating in the current season of MasterChef Canada. She has expressed her passion for cooking and the comfort it brings her, particularly after dealing with postpartum depression. Abbott's journey on the show highlights her love for home cooking.

Sources: Pniatlantic, Google News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Hospitals Required to Enhance Sepsis Detection Protocols

Ontario hospitals have received orders to improve their sepsis detection protocols. This directive comes in response to concerns about the timely identification and treatment of sepsis in patients. The government's initiative aims to enhance patient outcomes and reduce complications associated with the condition.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Challenges in Addressing Auto Theft in Ontario

Ontario police face difficulties in apprehending the key figures behind rising car thefts. Factors contributing to this problem include organized crime and resource limitations. The Star's article explores the complexities involved in tackling these high-level auto theft operations.

Sources: The Star

Business • about 1 month ago

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Federal Government Proposes Private Capital Involvement in Major Canadian Airports

The federal government plans to involve private investors in the operation of Toronto Pearson Airport and three other major airports while maintaining ownership. This initiative aims to transition from non-profit to profit-driven management models at these airports. The proposal has sparked discussions regarding the potential benefits and risks associated with changing the funding structure of airport operations in Canada.

Sources: Wealth Professional Canada, CBC News, The Globe and Mail

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Evaluation of Atlantic Canada's EHS LifeFlight Helicopters for Emergency Medical Transport

Emergency Health Services (EHS) LifeFlight helicopters in Atlantic Canada provide rapid transport for patients needing medical attention. These helicopters can reach Halifax more quickly than ground ambulances. This capability is vital for health outcomes in emergency scenarios.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Marine Institute Commemorates Newfoundlanders Who Served in the Merchant Navy

The Marine Institute has held a memorial event to honour Newfoundlanders who served in the Merchant Navy during the Second World War. These individuals played a crucial role in delivering supplies to allied nations. The event highlights the sacrifices made by these volunteers and their contributions to the war effort.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Montreal Canadiens' Alex Newhook Signs Four-Year Contract Extension

Alex Newhook, a St. John's native and Stanley Cup champion, has signed a four-year contract extension with the Montreal Canadiens valued at $22.2 million US. This season marks Newhook's fourth with the Canadiens. He expressed his aspirations for the upcoming season following the signing of his new contract.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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SIU Investigates Shooting Incident Outside Synagogue in Belleville

The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is investigating a shooting incident that occurred near a synagogue in Belleville, Ontario. The exchange of gunfire on Yom Kippur injured a police officer and a 29-year-old suspect, both of whom are currently hospitalized. Police have not released information about the motive for the attack.

Sources: Google News, The Star, Ctv News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canada Considers Designating Nuclear Waste Repository as National Interest Project

Canada is considering designating its first deep geological repository for nuclear waste as a project of national interest. This designation could streamline federal approvals for the estimated $26-billion project near Ignace and Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation in northwestern Ontario. The notice about this possible designation was published in the Canada Gazette.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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New Veterinary Team Established for Emergency Pet Care in Northwestern Ontario

A new Veterinary Emergency Preparedness and Response Team is being formed by Vets Around the Corner’s Community Veterinarian Program. This initiative aims to better integrate pet care into emergency and evacuation planning in northwestern Ontario. The team is a response to experiences gained during recent wildfire evacuations in the region.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Impact of Bill C-3 on Canadian Citizenship Law

Bill C-3, an amendment to Canada's Citizenship Act, removes the first-generation limit preventing Canadians born abroad from passing citizenship to their children also born outside Canada. This legislation has led to unintended consequences, including backlogs in U.S. genealogical record processing. The new law has generated various misconceptions among prospective applicants regarding its implications.

Sources: Cic News, Google News, CBC News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Capstone Copper Sells Cozamin Mine to Luca Mining Corp for up to $385 Million

Capstone Copper Corp. has announced the sale of its Cozamin mine in Zacatecas, Mexico, to Luca Mining Corp. for a total consideration of up to $385 million. The deal includes an upfront payment of $290 million and a deferred payment of $95 million. This acquisition is expected to enhance Luca's production capabilities and cash flow.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post, Australasia Global Mining News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Understanding the Importance of Balancing Quebec's Budget

Various political parties in Quebec's provincial election have proposed measures aimed at achieving a balanced budget by the 2029-30 fiscal year. These measures include increasing taxes on larger corporations and enhancing economic productivity. The significance of a balanced budget extends to its potential impacts on the province's financial stability and public services.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Exploration of Port Nelson and Its Significance

Port Nelson, located in northern Canada, serves as a unique Canadian symbol reflecting the country's natural resources and industrious spirit. The area is notable for its geographical importance, particularly in relation to Hudson Bay. Discussions about Port Nelson often emphasize its role in regional development and natural history.

Sources: Winnipeg Free Press

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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John Amagoalik Challenges Nunavut Government Over Living Expenses

John Amagoalik, known as the 'Father of Nunavut,' is seeking legal recourse against the Nunavut government for refusing to cover his housing and home care costs in Iqaluit. This action has garnered support from his advocates, who are aiding him in the court challenge. The case highlights broader issues regarding elder care and support for residents in the territory.

Sources: Google News, CBC News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Happy Belly Food Group Expands Its Presence in Atlantic Canada

Happy Belly Food Group Inc. has announced a 25-unit area development agreement for its Ghost Taco brand throughout Atlantic Canada. Additionally, the company has signed its first franchise agreement for the Heal Wellness brand in Moncton, New Brunswick. These developments demonstrate Happy Belly's strategy to scale its emerging food brands within the region.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Technology • about 1 month ago

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BlackBerry Enters $100 Million Deal for New Automotive Software

BlackBerry has announced a $100 million deal focused on its new automotive software named Alloy Kore. The agreement was made with Coretura, a company aiming to enhance automotive technology. Following the announcement, BlackBerry's stock experienced a notable increase.

Sources: Google News

Business • about 1 month ago

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WELL Health Introduces WELL Research Clinical Trial Platform

WELL Health Technologies has launched WELL Research, a comprehensive clinical trial platform. The new platform offers full-service contract research organization services and site management organization execution. It aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of clinical trials across Canada.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • about 1 month ago

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Avante Corp. to Participate in Annual Smallcap Discoveries Conference in Vancouver

Avante Corp. is set to participate in the 2026 Annual Smallcap Discoveries Conference in Vancouver on September 28-29, 2026. The conference will take place at the Parq Hotel & Casino. Emmanuel Mounouchos, the Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Avante, will represent the company at the event.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Surge Digital's Netcoins Enhances Trading Platform Features

Surge Digital Inc. has announced upgrades to its Netcoins trading platform, which include the addition of MobileTradingView charts, coin-to-coin trading capabilities, and three new cryptocurrency assets. These enhancements aim to improve user experience and provide more trading options for clients. The upgrades reflect Surge Digital's commitment to innovation in the cryptocurrency space.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Business • about 1 month ago

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Chesapeake Gold Corp. Provides Update on Heap Oxidation Technology

Chesapeake Gold Corp. announced a progress update on its proprietary heap oxidation technology at the Metates project in Durango, Mexico. The update focuses on results from the third phase of metallurgical testing. The company aims to enhance gold recovery methods through this technology.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Tiger Gold Reports Drill Results from Tesorito Gold Deposit

Tiger Gold Corp. has announced assay results from seven infill drill holes at its Tesorito gold deposit in Colombia. The company is advancing its drilling program at the Quinchía Gold Project, where it holds full ownership. The results include significant lengths of gold mineralization with consistent grades.

Sources: Newsfilecorp

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canada Issues Warning About Immigration Marriage Fraud

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has issued a warning regarding the potential risks of marriage fraud in the immigration process. The advisory suggests that individuals be cautious when considering marriage to someone they have just met, when there is a quick request for marriage, or if the person has a history of prior marriages. The warning serves to inform sponsors to thoroughly assess their situation before proceeding with such arrangements.

Sources: Indo-canadian Voice

Markets • about 1 month ago

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CNH Industrial Capital Canada Completes C$550M Debt Offering

CNH Industrial Capital Canada has successfully priced a C$550 million debt offering in senior unsecured notes. The notes are set to mature between 2028 and 2030. This financial move is part of the company's ongoing funding efforts.

Sources: Seeking Alpha

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Carleton University Students Develop Award-Winning Mock Mars Rover

Students from Carleton University have constructed a mock Mars rover that has won an award. The project showcases their engineering and design skills. The initiative aims to enhance their learning experiences in robotics and space exploration.

Sources: Google News

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Research Investigates Potential of Green Tea Extract in Alzheimer's Disease Treatment

Researchers at the University of Waterloo are examining the effects of green tea extract on Alzheimer's disease. The study aims to determine whether components in green tea can provide therapeutic benefits for this condition. Findings may contribute to future treatments for Alzheimer's disease.

Sources: Google News

Markets • about 1 month ago

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TD Cowen Identifies Leading Firm in Canada’s Paper and Forest Products Sector

TD Cowen has selected a company as its top pick in Canada's paper and forest products sector. This designation reflects the firm’s investment strategy and outlook on the industry. The decision is based on several economic and market factors influencing the sector's performance.

Sources: Investing Canada

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Coast Mountain Bus Company Workers Ratify New Collective Agreement

Transit workers at the Coast Mountain Bus Company have ratified a new collective agreement, preventing a planned strike. The agreement was reached by members of Unifor Locals 111 and 2200. A potential work stoppage on September 23, which would have affected bus and SeaBus operations in Metro Vancouver, has been averted.

Sources: Unifor

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Aliza Luft Explores the Role of the Catholic Church in the Experiences of French Jews During the Holocaust

Aliza Luft, a Canadian-born UCLA professor, examines the complex relationship between the Catholic Church and French Jews during the Holocaust. Her work highlights the misplaced trust that many Jews had in Catholic clerics, which affected their decisions during a critical period. The research sheds light on the broader implications of faith and betrayal during genocidal events.

Sources: The Canadian Jewish News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canadiens Secure Victory Over Senators in Overtime

The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Ottawa Senators in an overtime match. Cole Caufield scored the winning goal, marking his second goal of the game. This match was part of the pre-season events leading up to the official NHL season.

Sources: Google News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canada's Trade Relations with Europe Face Challenges

Trade between Canada and Europe has increased significantly, with an 80 per cent growth since 2017. Despite this growth, the United States remains Canada's primary export market. Experts highlight various challenges that Canada may need to navigate to strengthen its European trade ties further.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Alberta Government Plans New Health Centre in Airdrie

The Alberta government has announced the development of a new health centre in Airdrie, which will focus on urgent care, maternity, and surgical services. The facility will comprise two main components: an urgent care and birthing centre, as well as a primary, surgical, and ambulatory care centre. This initiative aims to support the growing population in the Airdrie area, located north of Calgary.

Sources: CBC News

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Potential Investment Opportunities in Canadian AI Stocks

Recent discussions have emerged regarding the investment potential of Canadian AI stocks. Experts suggest that beyond advanced AI chips, the infrastructure needed for data centres may present significant growth opportunities. Two specific Canadian AI stocks are highlighted for their profitability potential, despite limited current attention from Wall Street.

Sources: Fool Canada

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Analysis of Mark Carney's Building Canada Strong Act

Mark Carney's Building Canada Strong Act is presented as part of the government's broader Canada Strong initiative. Some elements of the legislation are viewed positively by various commentators. However, there is concern that other components may detract from its overall effectiveness.

Sources: The Star, The Hamilton Spectator, The Standard, The Record

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Concerns Raised About Conservative MPs' Engagement in Alberta's Upcoming Referendum

Federalist organizers in Alberta are expressing concerns that Conservative Members of Parliament are not actively participating in the campaign to keep Alberta within Canada as the sovereignty referendum approaches. The referendum, which is scheduled to take place next month, has led to heightened political activity from various groups. Some separatist leaders assert that their efforts will continue irrespective of the referendum's outcome.

Sources: The Star, Google News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Roughriders Prepare for Game Against Lions with Possible Player Returns

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are set to return from their final bye week of the 2026 regular season. Some key players, including Ouellette and Schaffer-Baker, may rejoin the team's lineup. The upcoming game against the Lions is anticipated as the Roughriders seek to improve their performance.

Sources: Ctv News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canada's Trade Relations with the EU: Current Challenges and Opportunities

Canada is seeking to strengthen its trade relations with the European Union. Currently, there are unfinished aspects of Canada's trade deal with Europe, which limits its potential benefits for Canadian businesses. Furthermore, Canada faces challenges due to decades of economic integration with the United States.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Business • about 1 month ago

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Schwarzkopf Professional Osis Grip Mousse Recalled Across Canada

More than 90,000 units of Schwarzkopf Professional Osis Grip Mousse have been recalled in Canada. The recall was initiated due to a packaging issue that poses a risk of the container bursting. Consumers are advised to stop using the product immediately and return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Crown Closes Case in Taylor Japp's 2nd-Degree Murder Trial

The Crown has concluded its case in the second-degree murder trial of Taylor Japp. The final witness, Brandon Gibson, provided testimony regarding his involvement in drug dealings alongside Japp and another individual named Hayes in southern Saskatchewan. The trial continues as the defence prepares to present its case.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • about 1 month ago

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U.S. Court to Hear Appeal in Human Smuggling Case Linked to Family's Deaths

A U.S. court is set to hear an appeal next month involving a man convicted of human smuggling. This conviction is connected to the deaths of a family of four attempting to cross the Manitoba-Minnesota border. The family tragically froze to death during their attempted crossing in severe winter conditions.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation Addresses Funding Concerns

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) has launched a new advertising campaign focused on operational funding for schools. The campaign highlights the issue of per-student funding and its perceived decline. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the challenges faced by the education system in Saskatchewan.

Sources: Ctv News

Business • about 1 month ago

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TC Energy Agrees to Sell Guadalajara-Manzanillo Pipeline

TC Energy has announced an agreement to sell the Guadalajara-Manzanillo Pipeline, generating approximately $560 million in cash proceeds. The company plans to use the proceeds to enhance its portfolio and invest in growth opportunities across North America. The sale reflects TC Energy's strategy to focus on accretive projects within its operational footprint.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • about 1 month ago

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U.S. Agreements May Impact Canadian Drug Sales

Recent documents indicate that agreements between the U.S. government and pharmaceutical companies Pfizer and Eli Lilly may allow for the U.S. to take a share of Canadian drug sales. Canada is reportedly one of eight countries included in these agreements. This development raises questions about the implications for Canada's drug pricing policies.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canada Introduces Labour Law Changes Regarding Strikes

The Canadian government is proposing changes to labour laws that aim to minimize federal intervention in strikes. These new measures would require a demonstration of 'national interest' to end certain labour disputes. The changes are part of a broader effort to address ongoing tensions in the labour sector.

Sources: Philippine Canadian Inquirer, Squamish Chief, St. Albert News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Manitoba Reports $832 Million Deficit for 2025-26 Fiscal Year

Manitoba has reported an $832 million deficit for the 2025-26 fiscal year, which is significantly lower than the projected deficit from December. The province's financial performance indicates a reduction in deficit compared to earlier forecasts. This financial figure positions the deficit closer to the province's original budget projection.

Sources: Yahoo! News

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Musicians Report Concerns Over AI, Streaming, and Venue Closures

A survey of Canadian musicians indicates that a majority believe their livelihoods and artistic practices are being threatened by large technology companies. The survey highlights the challenges posed by artificial intelligence, streaming platforms, and the closure of performance venues. These issues collectively contribute to the uncertain landscape faced by many artists in Canada.

Sources: University Of Alberta

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Brewers Shift to Chinese Aluminum Cans Amid U.S. Tariffs

Canadian brewers are increasingly turning to Chinese aluminum cans due to rising costs instigated by U.S. tariffs. This change presents a potential solution for small brewers facing financial challenges. The impact of the trade policies on the industry is prompting adjustments in sourcing and operations.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News

Business • about 1 month ago

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Talisker Resources Releases Preliminary Economic Assessment for Bralorne Gold Project

Talisker Resources Ltd. has released a Preliminary Economic Assessment for its Bralorne Gold Project in British Columbia. The assessment indicates a projected after-tax net present value of C$1.0 billion at a base-case gold price of US$3,500 per ounce, increasing to C$1.9 billion at a higher price of US$4,300 per ounce. The internal rate of return is estimated at 31.3% at the base-case price and 67.2% at the higher price.

Sources: Financial Post

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Shopify Partners with Meta for AI-Driven Checkout Solution

Shopify has announced a partnership with Meta to integrate the company's AI shopping tool, Muse, into its platform. This collaboration aims to enhance the online shopping experience by enabling automated checkout processes. The move reflects Shopify's ongoing efforts to leverage artificial intelligence in its e-commerce solutions.

Sources: Google News

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Ottawa's Defence Modernization Efforts Lead to New Training for Air Force Technicians

The Canadian air force is introducing civilian schools to train technicians responsible for certifying aircraft safety. This initiative is driven by an increasing need for qualified professionals amidst a push for defence modernization in Ottawa. The move reflects the growing demand for skilled workers in the aviation sector as military operations evolve.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Decrease in Emergency Room Visits for Tick Bites Observed in Nova Scotia

A recent study indicates that emergency room visits related to tick bites have been reduced by half in Nova Scotia following a change in treatment options. The research highlights the potential for pharmacy-based treatments to manage tick-related illnesses like Lyme disease. Other tick-borne illnesses, such as Anaplasmosis and Babesiosis, remain concerns, but Powassan virus cases have not yet been reported in the province.

Sources: Pniatlantic, Global News

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Completion of Ikayuut Solar and Energy Storage Project in Naujaat

The Ikayuut solar and energy storage project in Naujaat, Nunavut, is now complete. It is expected to generate approximately 1.6 gigawatt-hours of renewable energy annually. This project represents the first operational initiative under Qulliq Energy Corporation's independent power producer program.

Sources: CBC News

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Marksmen Energy Inc. Completes Private Placement of Common Shares

Marksmen Energy Inc. has successfully closed its non-brokered private placement of common shares. The company issued a total of 4,324,291 common shares at a price of $0.12 each. This move is part of the company's ongoing efforts to enhance its capital structure.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Analysis of Mark Carney's Political Trajectory

Mark Carney's influence in Canadian politics has become a topic of discussion following his features in prominent media publications. There are various opinions on his effectiveness and potential future roles within government. This analysis examines the implications of his public presence and governance challenges faced by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Sources: National Post

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Fidelity Investments Canada Announces September 2026 Cash Distributions

Fidelity Investments Canada ULC has announced cash distributions for certain Fidelity ETFs and ETF Series of Fidelity Mutual Funds scheduled for September 2026. The announcement includes details about the specific funds and distribution amounts. These distributions are part of Fidelity's ongoing management of its investment vehicles.

Sources: Newswire

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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New Brunswick Government Considers Restrictions on U.S. Hunting and Fishing Licenses

The New Brunswick government is contemplating restrictions on hunting and fishing licenses for U.S. residents. This proposed measure has caused concern among hunters and outfitters on both sides of the border. The discussions are reportedly linked to ongoing trade tensions with the United States.

Sources: Yahoo! News, CBC News, Toronto Sun

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Bank of Canada Governor Discusses Regional Economic Exposure to U.S. Tariffs

During an event in Halifax, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem stated that Atlantic Canada, particularly Nova Scotia, is less exposed to U.S. tariffs compared to provinces like Quebec and Ontario. He acknowledged that while the region is not immune to economic impacts, the effects of inflation are more pronounced in other areas. Macklem's comments highlight the varying economic vulnerabilities among Canadian provinces in relation to U.S. trade policies.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 month ago

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BIONATION 2026 Scheduled to Unite Canada's Life Sciences Sector in Ottawa

BIONATION 2026 is set to take place on September 22 and 23, 2026, at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. The event will gather approximately 160 leaders from the biotechnology and life sciences sectors, including policymakers, researchers, and investors. This gathering aims to facilitate discussions relevant to Canada's life sciences industry.

Sources: Businesswire

Business • about 1 month ago

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Rising Diesel Prices Impact Northern Ontario Businesses

Diesel prices in Canada have reached new record levels, affecting various sectors in northern Ontario, including agriculture, mining, and transportation. Businesses reliant on diesel for logistics and operations are experiencing increased costs. The surge in fuel prices is attributed to broader global fuel supply issues and rising crude oil prices.

Sources: CBC News, Google News