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Friday, September 25

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Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Twenty Grizzly Bears Euthanized in Alberta This Year

The Alberta government has reported that twenty wild grizzly bears have been killed in the province in 2023. Of these, 14 bears were euthanized by the Wildlife Management Responder Network. This development has raised concerns among animal welfare advocates regarding wildlife management practices.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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New Brunswick Introduces New Method for Measuring Family Doctor Access

New Brunswick has introduced a new method to calculate the number of residents with family doctors. Premier Susan Holt described this method as the province's only reliable measure. The change aims to provide more accurate data on primary care access for residents.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Kirby Dach's Performance at Canadiens Camp Under Evaluation

Kirby Dach has been participating in training camp with the Montreal Canadiens, showcasing his skills and making an impression on the coaching staff. The evaluation is part of the team's effort to finalize their roster ahead of the upcoming season. Dach's health and performance are key factors in determining his position within the team.

Sources: Google News, The Star
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Highlighted Canadian Video Games Recommended by Developers

A list of notable Canadian video games has been compiled based on recommendations from 20 game developers. The selections represent a variety of genres and styles, showcasing the diversity of the Canadian gaming industry. This initiative aims to celebrate and promote Canadian talent in game development.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario Government Donates $1 Million to Support Ukrainian Energy Infrastructure

The Ontario government has announced a donation of $1 million aimed at supporting energy infrastructure in Ukraine. This decision comes as the conflict in Ukraine nears its fifth anniversary following Russia's invasion. The funding is part of Ontario's ongoing support for Ukraine during the ongoing conflict.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Isabella Holmgren Wins Silver at U23 World Road Cycling Championship

Canadian cyclist Isabella Holmgren received a silver medal in the women's under-23 road race at the UCI Road World Championships held in Montreal. This victory marks the first medal for Canada in this category. Viktória Chladoňová from the Czech Republic won the race in a close finish.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Nova Scotia's Chief Medical Officer Participates in Fundraising Dance Event

Nova Scotia's Chief Medical Officer is set to perform a jazz dance routine to support palliative care funding. The event aims to raise awareness and financial support for services aiding those in need. The initiative showcases the intersection of health advocacy and community engagement.

Sources: Ctv News
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Power Corporation of Canada Presents at CIBC Eastern Institutional Investor Conference

Power Corporation of Canada presented a slideshow at the 25th Annual CIBC Eastern Institutional Investor Conference. The presentation occurred on September 24, 2026. The details shared during the conference are intended for investors and stakeholders in the company.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Assessment of Canada's $1-Trillion Investment Strategy

The Canadian federal government has announced a significant $1-trillion investment initiative aimed at stimulating economic growth through tax incentives and private capital. Concerns have been raised regarding the costs involved, the level of oversight implemented, and who might ultimately benefit from this strategy. Stakeholders await further details to determine the implications for various sectors of the economy.

Sources: The Conversation
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Federal Justice Minister Orders New Appeal in Saskatchewan Sisters' Murder Case

Canada's federal justice minister has ordered the courts to review the murder convictions of Odelia and Neressa Quewezance, who have spent nearly 30 years in prison. The minister indicated that a miscarriage of justice likely occurred in the original trial from 1994. This decision provides the sisters with an opportunity for a new appeal regarding their convictions.

Sources: Global News, Google News, Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Repairs Continue on Northlander Train Ahead of Service Launch

Repairs are ongoing for the Ontario Northland trainset that was involved in a collision during the summer. The launch of the Northlander service is being prepared despite these repairs. The situation underscores the challenges faced by Ontario Northland as it works to restore service.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Contraband Seizures Reported at Canadian Prisons

Recent reports indicate that significant contraband has been seized at several Canadian prisons. In Nova Scotia, $1.1 million worth of meth, tobacco, and cellphones was recovered at the Springhill Institution. Additionally, over $120,000 worth of meth and THC was confiscated at Saskatchewan Penitentiary.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Assessing Canada’s Preparedness for Potential Threats

Experts suggest that Canada should prepare for various potential threats, including unlikely scenarios. This preparedness process is seen as beneficial for sharpening strategic thinking and enhancing institutional readiness. The discussion emphasizes the importance of considering all conceivable scenarios, even those deemed highly improbable.

Sources: The Conversation
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Alberta Independence Group Publishes Cost Report Amid Criticism

An independence organization in Alberta has released a report outlining potential costs associated with the province's transition to independence. Critics, including an academic source, argue that the report overlooks significant expenses such as military costs and Indigenous support. The discussion around Alberta's separation continues to elicit mixed reactions and concerns from various stakeholders.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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British Columbia Announces Snap Election for October 24

British Columbia Premier David Eby has called for a snap election on October 24, which is set to occur a week after municipal elections across the province. Seven MLAs from the CentreBC party have rejoined the B.C. Conservatives in light of this announcement. Early polling indicates significant challenges for the NDP, with the Conservatives currently showing an early lead in voter preference.

Sources: Yahoo! News, The Star, Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Alberta Government Supports Stony Plain Curling Rink Reconstruction

The Alberta government has announced funding of nearly $61,000 to support the construction of a new curling rink in Stony Plain. This funding aims to replace the existing rink, which was destroyed by fire five years ago. The project represents a commitment to revitalizing local sports facilities in the community.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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John Rustad Declines to Seek Re-election in British Columbia

John Rustad, the former leader of the British Columbia Conservative Party, will not stand for re-election in the upcoming October 24 election. His contributions to the party's growth have been acknowledged by former executives. Rustad's decision marks a significant moment for the party ahead of the election.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Former Ambassador Warns Against Expecting Normalization of Canada-U.S. Relations

A former Canadian ambassador to the United States has advised businesses to not expect a return to normal in Canada-U.S. relations. Instead, he emphasizes the need for Canadian business leaders to prepare for a lasting change in the economic dynamic with the United States. His comments reflect concerns about the evolving nature of the cross-border relationship.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Manitoba Men Compensated Following Birth Switch

Two men who were switched at birth in a Manitoba hospital have each received compensation of $250,000 from the provincial government. The switch occurred several decades ago and has been a matter of legal proceedings since its discovery. The compensation aims to address the emotional and psychological impacts experienced by the individuals involved.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Three Glaciers in British Columbia Threatened by Climate Change

A study indicates that three glaciers in the southwest of British Columbia may disappear completely within a few decades. The researcher attributes this potential outcome to prolonged inaction on climate change. Climate experts are warning of the dire consequences if measures are not taken promptly.

Sources: Le Canada Français, Ctv News, The Star
Business • about 1 month ago
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Air Canada Plans Flights to Ho Chi Minh City Following New Air Agreement with Vietnam

Air Canada has expressed support for the Government of Canada's newly announced Air Transport Agreement with Vietnam. The airline is planning to launch scheduled flights to Ho Chi Minh City, with operations expected to begin in 2027. This development aims to enhance both commercial and cultural ties between the two countries.

Sources: Financial Post, Seeking Alpha
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Charges Laid Against Edmonton Man in 3D-Printed Firearms Investigation

An Edmonton man faces 43 charges related to the manufacturing of 3D-printed firearms. This development is part of a larger national investigation into the production and distribution of these weapons. The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding the use of technology in firearm creation and regulation.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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University of New Brunswick Removed from U.S. Senator's Defamation Suit

An Oklahoma judge has dismissed the University of New Brunswick from a defamation lawsuit brought by a Pennsylvania state senator. The senator has connections to former U.S. President Donald Trump. The ruling is part of an ongoing legal matter involving the senator's claims.

Sources: Global News, The Star
Business • about 1 month ago
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Canadian Radio Host to Appear at Grand Ole Opry Event

A Canadian radio host from Pure Country Radio will make a guest appearance at the Grand Ole Opry. This event highlights Canada's contributions to country music. The Grand Ole Opry is a prestigious venue known for celebrating artists in the country music genre.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Contraband Tobacco Seized at Blue Water Bridge

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has reported the seizure of over $3.6 million worth of contraband tobacco and nicotine products in Point Edward, Ontario. This operation took place at the Blue Water Bridge, a key border crossing between Canada and the United States. The authorities are continuing their efforts to combat the illegal tobacco trade in the region.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Federal Leaders Commemorate Canada Revenue Agency Employee Killed in Montreal

Federal party leaders are paying tribute to a 45-year-old Canada Revenue Agency employee who was killed in Montreal. The incident has drawn attention to issues surrounding violence against women. The police are investigating the case as a suspected homicide.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, The Star
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Concerns Raised Over Antisemitic Incidents on Canadian University Campuses

Jewish students have reported instances of antisemitic behaviour, including 'Heil Hitler' salutes and graffiti, on various university campuses in Canada. These reports come shortly after a shooting incident outside an Ontario synagogue. The rise in antisemitic expressions has prompted discussions around safety and inclusion in educational environments.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Business • about 1 month ago
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ILAC Language School Closes Amid Bankruptcy Filing

ILAC, a prominent international language school in Canada, has filed for bankruptcy and closed its operations. This abrupt closure has left many students without educational options. Concerns have been raised about the implications for Canada's English Language Training (ELT) sector.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Alberta Municipalities Request Provincial E-Scooter Regulation

Delegates from Alberta's municipalities have passed a resolution advocating for provincial regulation of e-scooters and e-bikes. The resolution was introduced by a city councillor from Spruce Grove. This push comes as the use of private e-scooters and e-bikes continues to increase across the province.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Homicide Suspect Arrested in Saskatchewan

A man wanted for a homicide in Lloydminster, Alberta, has been apprehended in Saskatchewan. The individual was the subject of an ongoing investigation related to the murder case. His arrest represents a significant development in the case being pursued by law enforcement agencies in both provinces.

Sources: Ctv News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Canada's AI Minister Discusses International Cooperation on AI Safety

Canada's Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon has spoken with his G7 counterparts about establishing an organization focused on AI safety. The Canadian government is investing $150 million in efforts led by AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio to promote safer AI practices. Solomon emphasized that it is important for independent oversight rather than allowing technology companies to regulate themselves.

Sources: The Star, Global News, Google News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Vietnamese President Tô Lâm Visits Canada to Strengthen Ties

Vietnamese President Tô Lâm is visiting Ottawa to enhance trade and diplomatic relationships with Canada. This visit includes discussions on strategic partnerships, as Canada seeks to collaborate with middle powers against external pressures. Some experts highlight the importance of addressing Vietnam's human rights record in the context of these discussions.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, The Star, Yahoo! News, Google News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Canadian Government Utilizes Chinese-Made Drones Across Public Services

Documents tabled in Parliament reveal that the Canadian government operates at least 1,600 drones manufactured in China. These drones are employed by more than a dozen public service departments, each with various security protocols. The use of these drones raises questions regarding security and foreign manufacturing dependencies.

Sources: The Star
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Allegations Surround Quebec Author's Use of AI in Prize-Winning Novel

Thelyson Orélien, a Quebec-based author, has been accused of using artificial intelligence to write his award-winning novel. These allegations have prompted his Quebec publisher to halt promotions and have sparked debate within the literary community regarding the use of AI technology. The situation has gained attention in both Canadian and French media, raising questions about originality and the literary standards in the industry.

Sources: The Star, Google News, CBC News, Ctv News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Carney Discusses Potential Risk of U.S.-Led Military Action in Interview

Prime Minister Mark Carney acknowledged in a New York Times interview that he studied the risk of U.S.-led military action in Canada, referring to it as an 'extreme tail risk.' He declined to provide details about the examination but emphasized the importance of preparedness for such scenarios. The discussion highlights ongoing concerns surrounding the military dynamics between Canada and the United States.

Sources: Financial Post, Global News, CBC News, Google News, The Star, Ctv News, National Post, The Bbc
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Canada's Population Growth Numbers Updated

Recent population estimates indicate that Canada’s population is not shrinking, reversing earlier counts. However, the growth rate remains historically slow amid reductions in new immigrant arrivals. These developments follow a trend of falling immigration numbers, aligning with lowered targets established by the government.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, National Post, Google News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Astronaut Jeremy Hansen Discusses Canada's Future in Space at Alberta Conference

Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen spoke at a conference in Alberta, outlining plans for Canada's future role in space exploration. He emphasized collaboration with international partners and the importance of advancing Canadian technology in the space sector. The conference aimed to inspire future generations and discuss the implications of space travel for Canada.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Canadian Golfers Prepare for Presidents Cup Matches

Canadians Corey Conners and Nick Taylor are competing in the Presidents Cup for the International Team. Conners has been paired with golfer Emiliano Echavarria for the first round, while Taylor will participate in upcoming matches alongside Conners. There is a collective enthusiasm among the Canadian players as they aim for a successful showing in the tournament.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Shooting Incident Outside Belleville Synagogue Under Investigation

A shooting occurred outside a synagogue in Belleville, Ontario, during Yom Kippur, resulting in the suspect being later pronounced dead in hospital. The police have classified the incident as a hate-motivated attack targeting the Jewish community. Ontario’s Solicitor General visited the scene to meet with local law enforcement officials in the aftermath of the shooting.

Sources: Global News, Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Visitors Experience Canadian Wildlife at Parc Omega

Parc Omega is a wilderness park situated approximately an hour's drive from downtown Ottawa. It offers guests the opportunity to observe various Canadian wildlife, including moose, bears, and wolves. The park is designed to provide an immersive experience in the natural habitat of these animals.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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OneBC Seeks Party Status Ahead of British Columbia Election

OneBC has not achieved official party status in the British Columbia legislature prior to the provincial election. Despite this setback, the party leader indicated a significant interest from candidates wishing to run in the upcoming election. The provincial election is scheduled for October 24.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Court Dismisses Appeal by Saskatchewan Man Convicted of Abducting Daughter

A Regina man has had an application for appeal dismissed by the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal. He was convicted of abducting his daughter to prevent her from receiving the COVID-19 vaccination. This decision follows previous legal attempts related to the case.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Seventeen Tornadoes Confirmed in Manitoba in 2026

Researchers have confirmed that 17 tornadoes have hit Manitoba this year. This figure includes two additional tornadoes identified this summer. The total is now just one shy of the provincial record for tornadoes in a single year.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Federal Minister Comments on Quebec Attitudes Toward Referendums

Canadian Identity and Culture Minister Marc Miller expressed his belief that Quebecers have a negative view of referendums. He stated that this sentiment stems from the societal divisions that referendums can create. Miller's remarks reflect ongoing discussions about the political climate in Quebec regarding national issues.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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New Sea Spider Species Discovered in the Salish Sea

Researchers at the University of British Columbia have discovered two new species of sea spiders in the Salish Sea. These hairy-legged, red-eyed sea spiders are notable as the first new species of their kind identified in nearly a century. The discovery highlights the biodiversity of the region's marine ecosystem.

Sources: Google News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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New Study Explores the Evolutionary History of Bats

A recent study has revealed that bats originated in Europe, with findings dating back 65 million years. The research draws from reference genomes and fossils to revise the bat family phylogeny and biogeography. The Royal Ontario Museum contributed genetic samples for this study, enhancing our understanding of mammalian evolution.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Montreal Encampment Highlights Priorities Amid Quebec Election

A community of around 200 tents has formed in Montreal, where residents are primarily focused on the approaching cold weather rather than the upcoming Quebec election on October 5. Dan Dumont, a resident of the encampment, stated he has not been following the election campaign. The encampment reflects broader issues of homelessness and community survival in the region.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News, The Star
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Treasury Board President Asserts Office Work Increases Productivity

The Treasury Board president has stated that he finds working from the office to be more productive. This affirmation aligns with the government's ongoing dialogue regarding remote work policies. The comments were made in the context of discussions about workplace norms in changing times.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario Implements New Regulations for Med Spas Regarding Botox and Filler Injections

The College of Nurses of Ontario has announced new regulations that will ban unsupervised Botox and filler injections at med spas, effective March 2027. These changes aim to enhance patient safety and address issues regarding the misuse of medical licences in the industry. The decision follows investigations into unsupervised and problematic esthetic treatments in Greater Toronto Area clinics.

Sources: The Star
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Carney's Capital Needs and Labour Tensions in Canada

Mark Carney is facing challenges related to capital acquisition in the Canadian labour market. There is a noted tension between his objectives and those of labour groups. The situation highlights complex dynamics in Canadian economic and labour relations.

Sources: The Star
Business • about 1 month ago
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P.E.I. Woman Seeks Reimbursement from Bank Following Bitcoin Scam

A woman from Prince Edward Island has reported losing nearly $10,000 in a bitcoin scam. She is requesting that her bank reimburse her for the funds lost during the incident. The case highlights ongoing concerns about online scams and the responsibilities of financial institutions in protecting their customers.

Sources: Google News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Discussion on Potential Reforms to Canada's Tax System

A new series explores the necessity of reforming Canada's tax system. Several notable figures have proposed significant changes aimed at improving efficiency and fairness. The discourse emphasizes the potential for cutting personal income taxes while maintaining fiscal balance.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Waterton Lakes National Park Highlights Its Natural Beauty

Waterton Lakes National Park, located in southwestern Alberta, features picturesque landscapes including mountains and lakes. The park is known for its serene trails and diverse wildlife, such as black bears and plains bison. It provides visitors with an opportunity to experience a less crowded natural environment similar to Banff decades ago.

Sources: The Star
Business • about 1 month ago
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VinFast Contributes to Growing Confidence in Canada's Used EV Market

The used electric vehicle (EV) market in Canada is reportedly improving, with factors like lower prices and longer warranties enhancing consumer trust. VinFast is introducing a Certified Pre-Owned program aimed at boosting confidence in the used EV segment. Reports indicate that used EVs are selling more quickly than gasoline vehicles in Canada.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Business • about 1 month ago
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Canadians Alter Holiday Travel Plans Amid Cuba Advisory

Canadians are changing their holiday travel plans, with many opting for other Caribbean destinations instead of Cuba. A travel warning related to Cuba has prompted these adjustments, particularly among travellers from Ontario. The shift in travel choices may impact the tourism industry in Cuba and other Caribbean nations.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Concerns Raised Over Concordia University Handbook Content

A recent opinion piece discusses the content of a handbook from Concordia University. The piece argues that the handbook promotes negative views about Canada and its institutions. The discussion raises broader questions about educational materials and their impact on students' perspectives.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Bank of Canada to Prioritise Domestic Economic Factors in Rate Decisions

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem has stated that future interest rate decisions will be primarily based on domestic economic data rather than external factors such as U.S. markets or the Federal Reserve. He highlighted key differences between the Canadian and U.S. economies that may influence these decisions. Economists have differing opinions about how these factors will affect upcoming interest rate movements.

Sources: Financial Post, Google News, Yahoo! News
Business • about 1 month ago
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MapQuest General Manager Discusses Decision on Lake Ontario Naming

MapQuest's General Manager stated that the refusal to rename Lake Ontario in response to a request from former President Donald Trump has resulted in increased app downloads. This decision has also garnered support from Canadians. The statement was reported in an article by The Globe and Mail.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Markets • about 1 month ago
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National Bank of Canada Approves C$2.25 Billion Share Repurchase Plan

The National Bank of Canada has received board approval for a share repurchase plan amounting to C$2.25 billion, which will involve the buyback of up to 10 million shares. This buyback process is subject to approval from the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) and the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX). Further details concerning the timeline and size of the repurchase will be provided upon receiving the necessary approvals.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Environment Canada Issues Weather Warnings for Friday

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has released warnings for residents regarding weather conditions expected on Friday. The daytime high is anticipated to be comfortable. However, residents are advised to remain informed about potential weather developments.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Yukon Government Faces Challenges in Staffing Rural Health Centres

The Yukon government is encountering difficulties in maintaining staff levels at rural health centres throughout the territory. Data from the territorial health department indicates ongoing issues with recruitment and retention of healthcare professionals. These staffing challenges impact the availability of health services for remote communities.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Collaboration Highlighted in Rabies Elimination Efforts

Battersea, the Global Alliance for Rabies Control (GARC), and other partners have announced a collaborative initiative aimed at eradicating rabies. This collaboration coincided with World Rabies Day, emphasizing the importance of prevention strategies, particularly for farmers. The partnership aims to raise awareness and promote efforts to eliminate rabies globally.

Sources: Google News
Business • about 1 month ago
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PCD Imports to Launch French Macarons in Canada in 2027

Antonio Lucifero, president of PCD Imports, is set to introduce French macarons to the Canadian market in 2027. PCD Imports will act as the exclusive Canadian distributor, targeting foodservice operators, retailers, and specialty food businesses. This initiative is part of a larger strategy to expand the company’s specialty food portfolio while exploring international partnerships at SIAL Paris 2026.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Annual Smudge Walk Held at First Nations University of Canada for Truth and Reconciliation

On Thursday, hundreds participated in the annual Smudge Walk at the First Nations University of Canada. The event was organized to promote truth and reconciliation, specifically focusing on the legacy of the residential school system. Attendees commemorated individuals affected by this historical issue across Canada.

Sources: Ctv News
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Air Canada Suspends JFK Service Amidst Operational Adjustments

Air Canada has suspended its service to JFK Airport for the period from June to late October, leading to a reduction in its daily flights in the New York-area. The airline has decreased the number of daily available flights from 38 to 34 as part of its operational adjustments. This decision comes amid changing market conditions and strategic planning within the airline industry.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Business • about 1 month ago
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Rents Decline Across Canada, More Rapidly in Tariff-Hit Cities

Recent analysis from Rentals.Ca and Urbanation indicates that while rental prices are decreasing across Canada, the decline is more pronounced in cities most affected by tariffs. The report highlights the impact of trade relations with the United States on local rental markets. Tariff-exposed areas are experiencing faster drops in rent compared to regions less affected by such trade policies.

Sources: Global News, Google News, The Globe and Mail
Technology • about 1 month ago
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BIONATION 2026 Highlights Importance of Canadian Biotechnology

BIONATION 2026 took place at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, organized by BIOTECanada. The event brought together leaders from the biotechnology and life sciences sectors, including policymakers and investors, to discuss the industry's significance to Canada's economy. The focus of the discussions was on the sector's role in enhancing health security and national competitiveness.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Altasciences Advances 4B Healthcare's Nasal Irrigation Rinse to Clinical Trials

Altasciences has collaborated with 4B Healthcare Inc. to progress the RhineX nasal irrigation rinse therapy into clinical trials. This advancement follows extensive formulation work and testing conducted at Altasciences’ facility. The nasal irrigation rinse aims to enhance patient care in specific health contexts.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Silver Market Experiences Significant Fluctuations in 2026

In 2026, the silver market witnessed notable volatility, peaking at over $121 an ounce in January before experiencing a decline. Analysts observe that this market activity has captured investor attention, highlighting the rapid nature of precious metal price shifts. In response to changing market conditions, developers are increasingly focusing on operating existing mines rather than initiating new projects.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Global Protein Demand Affects Canadian Dairy Industry Amid Tariffs

There has been a significant increase in global demand for protein, particularly whey concentrate protein powders, over the past two years. This surge in demand coincides with the imposition of tariffs on Canadian retailers, impacting local producers. The result is a noticeable effect on the Canadian dairy industry as it adapts to these market changes.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Changes in Permitting Procedures for Gold Mine Development

Recent developments in permitting procedures are altering the landscape for gold and antimony mining projects in Western jurisdictions. Historically, obtaining permission to start mining operations has proven to be a significant challenge. The evolution in these processes has potential implications for the industry moving forward.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Canadian Retail Sales Experience First Decline in Nearly a Year

Canadian retail sales have decreased for the first time in almost a year, marking a notable shift in consumer spending behaviour. Most sectors reported declines, indicating a widespread downturn in the retail market. Analysts are observing this trend closely to assess its implications for the Canadian economy.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Sentencing Hearing for Kenneth Law Underway

Kenneth Law, an Ontario man, is currently facing a sentencing hearing after pleading guilty to aiding the suicides of 14 individuals, including minors. The court is expected to hear statements from the victims' families who are detailing their grief and loss. Law sold substances online that were later used by individuals to take their own lives.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star, Global News, Google News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Global Business Forum Begins in Banff, Alberta

The Global Business Forum has commenced in Banff, Alberta, with the theme 'thriving in chaos'. Co-chair Lois Mitchell noted the significant turmoil in the international order faced by participants. The forum aims to address these challenges affecting global business dynamics.

Sources: Global News
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Royal Canadian Mint Completes Follow-On Offering of Gold Exchange-Traded Receipts

The Royal Canadian Mint has successfully priced and closed a follow-on offering of exchange-traded receipts. A total of 501,175 exchange-traded receipts were issued as part of the offering. This initiative is part of the Mint's Canadian Gold Reserves program.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Governance of AI in Canada: Strategies for Control

Canada is facing a transformative challenge with the rise of artificial intelligence. Experts highlight the need for proactive governance to ensure beneficial outcomes from AI technologies. Strategies for managing AI effectively involve regulation, public awareness, and international collaboration.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Sobeys' Parent Company Agrees to Limit Property Controls Following Competition Bureau Investigation

Empire Company Limited, the parent company of Sobeys, has reached an agreement with Canada's Competition Bureau to stop or limit its use of property controls found to be anti-competitive. This development follows an investigation by the Competition Bureau. Manitoba's public service delivery minister has described the agreement as a positive step forward.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Métis National Council Calls for Meeting on Bill C-39

The Métis National Council is requesting a nation-to-nation meeting with the Canadian government regarding Bill C-39, referred to as the Building Canada Strong Act. They aim to discuss the bill's implications for Métis rights and interests. The call for a meeting highlights concerns over the potential impacts of the legislation on recognized Métis governments.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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E3 Lithium Completes $11.5 Million Equity Offering and Plans Investor Webinar

E3 Lithium Ltd. has successfully closed an upsized equity offering amounting to $11.5 million. This funding will support the development of the Clearwater Project alongside non-repayable government funding. The company is scheduled to hold an investor webinar on September 29, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario's FAO Reports Warn of Potential Service Level Reductions

The Financial Accountability Office (FAO) of Ontario has released reports indicating that the province's health-care and education sectors may need to implement spending cuts to maintain current service levels. The reports highlight financial pressures that could affect these essential services. Stakeholders are urged to consider adjusting funding strategies to avoid declines in service quality.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Arrest Made in Ontario for Promoting Online Anti-Muslim Violence

A man has been arrested in Ontario for allegedly promoting violence against Muslims online, according to police. Authorities emphasized that acts of intimidation or threats that instill fear will be thoroughly investigated. The situation highlights ongoing concerns about online hate and its repercussions in the community.

Sources: National Post
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Indigenous Groups Respond to Carney's Pipeline Stake Offer

Indigenous groups in Canada have voiced concerns over Carney's proposal for a 15% stake in the Trans Mountain pipeline. This proposal is not the first instance in which the government has offered engagement opportunities to Indigenous communities regarding pipeline projects. The response from these groups has highlighted ongoing debates over Indigenous rights and resource development.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Debate on Productivity Mega Deduction Policy

Matthew Lau critiques the Productivity Mega Deduction policy, stating it falls short in addressing economic productivity issues. He argues that while the policy is less harmful than others proposed by the Trudeau government, it is still inadequate. The commentary highlights a need for more effective solutions to improve productivity in Canada.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Exhibition by Anahí Gonzalez Explores Labour Connections Between Mexico and Canada

Artist Anahí Gonzalez, originally from Mexico, has opened an exhibition titled 'Para Ayer' at the Worker Arts and Heritage Centre in Hamilton. The exhibition examines the dynamics of labour within trade and production networks that link Mexico and Canada. Through her work, Gonzalez aims to highlight the shared experiences of workers in both countries.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Quebec Man Charged with Terrorism Following Chemical Weapon Allegations

A 24-year-old man from Quebec City has been arrested and charged with terrorism-related offenses. Authorities allege that he sought to build a chemical weapon to poison Canadians and had communicated with members of a terrorist group. The investigation was conducted by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

Sources: Global News, CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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WorldSkills Team Canada 2026 Competes in Shanghai

WorldSkills Team Canada 2026 consists of 31 competitors who will participate in 29 skill areas at the 48th WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai, China. After extensive preparation over the past year, the team is set to represent Canada on an international stage. The event highlights Canada's commitment to vocational skills and training.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Nordic Ambassadors Visit Newfoundland and Labrador

The ambassadors of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, and Finland are visiting Newfoundland and Labrador to discuss various topics including Arctic security and trade. This visit aims to strengthen connections between the Nordic countries and Newfoundland and Labrador. The discussions will encompass areas of mutual interest and cooperation.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Dickey's Canada Introduces Holiday Menu for Large Gatherings

Dickey's Barbecue Pit has launched a new holiday menu aimed at simplifying meal preparation for large events in Canada. The menu includes a variety of slow-smoked meats and traditional sides. This initiative is part of the company's effort to provide a convenient option for holiday hosting.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario's 2025-26 Deficit Adjusted to $13 Billion

Ontario has reported a deficit of $13 billion for the fiscal year 2025-26, which is an improvement over the previously projected deficit of $14.6 billion. The updated figures were released in the province's public accounts report. This adjustment reflects a more favorable financial outlook for the year compared to earlier budget estimates.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Budget Watchdog Critiques Carney Government's Spending Labels

The Parliamentary Budget Officer has raised concerns about the Carney government's handling of its operating budget. The report indicates that the government's treatment of some budget items is inconsistent. This has led to questions about the accuracy and reliability of the budget framework.

Sources: National Post, CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Memorial Run from Toronto to Ottawa Begins to Honour Fallen Police Officers

A memorial run involving around 300 participants commenced this morning from Queen's Park in Toronto, travelling to Ottawa. The event is dedicated to honouring police officers who lost their lives in the line of duty over the past year, including Toronto Constable Marc Pinizzotto, OPP Sergeant Brandon Malcolm, and OPP Constable Tarun Bali. The initiative aims to recognize the sacrifices made by these officers and promote awareness of police service contributions.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Poll Indicates Support for Carney's Airport Privatization Plan Among Canadians

A recent poll reveals that a significant portion of Canadians express support for Mark Carney's proposal to privatize airports. Meanwhile, around 25% of respondents remain undecided on the issue. The level of support varies regionally, being highest in Quebec and lowest in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Concerns Raised Over Ontario's Fiscal Projections

Ontario's Financial Accountability Office has expressed concerns about the province's fiscal outlook, stating that deficit projections may be too optimistic. The report also notes that future spending estimates could be underestimated. These findings contribute to ongoing discussions regarding Ontario's financial management.

Sources: National Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Experts Highlight Importance of Municipal Engagement in Economic Response

Economists emphasize the role of municipalities in gathering information to inform Canada's economic response. Their connections with businesses and residents provide critical insights. There is a suggestion for a collaborative approach, described as a 'Team Canada' strategy, to effectively address economic challenges.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Cottam Man Charged After Firearms Seizure by CBSA

A 60-year-old man from Cottam, Ontario, has been charged after the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) seized 53 firearms in Essex County. The investigation by the Ontario Firearms Smuggling Enforcement Team stems from an earlier case that involved charges against another individual in Windsor in September 2025. Authorities continue to investigate the matter and its implications for firearm smuggling in the region.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Hamilton Health Sciences Announces Job Cuts Linked to Provincial Budget Directives

Hamilton Health Sciences has announced plans to reduce its workforce by more than 400 positions. The hospital attributes this decision to directives from the provincial government aimed at balancing budgets. This plan has raised concerns regarding its impact on healthcare services in the region.

Sources: Global News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Bombardier CEO Discusses Company's Future at Speaker Series

Éric Martel, CEO of Bombardier, participated in a live discussion on the company's transformation and future in the aerospace and technology sector. The event was hosted by the editor of Report on Business magazine. Martel addressed key challenges and opportunities facing the industry in Canada.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Exploring Wearable Technology and Environmental Changes

This newsletter examines innovative solutions to environmental issues, including wearable devices that track air quality. Additionally, it discusses the anticipated impacts of this year's El Niño phenomenon. The review highlights solar energy initiatives in a Nunavut community aimed at reducing diesel dependency.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Kitchener's TheMuseum Hosts Exclusive Canadian Leonardo Da Vinci Exhibit

TheMuseum in Kitchener is showcasing the exhibit 'Leonardo Da Vinci — 500 Years of Genius', featuring life-sized replicas of Da Vinci's inventions, paintings, and artifacts. This exhibition marks the only stop in Canada for the showcase. The exhibit was highlighted by TheMuseum's CEO, David Marskell, prior to its opening.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario Government Cancels Starlink Agreement with SpaceX

The Ontario government has announced the cancellation of a contract with SpaceX for Starlink internet services. Premier Doug Ford indicated that this decision reflects the will of the people who voted for it. The government has not disclosed the financial implications of this cancellation.

Sources: Global News
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Anthropic Expands AI Initiatives in Canada

Anthropic has partnered with Venture for Canada to launch a new AI training program aimed at entrepreneurs. The six-week program will provide participants access to a Claude Max licence to further develop their business ideas. This initiative marks a significant expansion of Anthropic's presence in the Canadian market.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Prollenium Demonstrates Advances in Regenerative Aesthetics at Dallas Events

Prollenium hosted two events in Dallas, focusing on regenerative aesthetics and injectable techniques. The events were aiming to provide clinical education through live demonstrations and hands-on training. Industry professionals participated to learn about emerging science in the field of aesthetics.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Alebex AI Achieves 8th Place in Global Speech-to-Text Ranking

Vancouver-based Alebex AI has been ranked 8th in an international benchmark for speech-to-text technology. This ranking places Alebex's technology ahead of models developed by major tech companies such as Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Amazon. The assessment was performed by Artificial Analysis as part of the AA-WER Streaming Index.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Report Highlights Concerns About Courts' Approach to Parental Contact in Child Murder Cases

A report has raised concerns that Canadian courts may be prioritizing parental contact over the safety of children in cases involving allegations of abuse. Legal experts suggest that claims of parental alienation are being misused in some instances, particularly by parents, often fathers, accused of abuse. Critics argue that proposed solutions to this issue may not effectively address the underlying problems.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario Constable Participates in International Police Exchange Program in the UAE

A constable from the Lac Seul Police Service in Ontario is engaged in a police exchange program in the United Arab Emirates. This initiative allows officers to experience different policing environments and practices. The constable has transitioned from the colder climate of Ontario to the warmer desert region of Abu Dhabi for this program.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Impact of Prohibition on Vaping Trade and Tax Revenue

The Canadian Vaping Association reports significant losses in tax revenue due to the illicit vape market. Enforcement measures are being advocated over new bans. Concerns have been raised about the safety of vaping products amidst these changes.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Inspire Semiconductor Holdings Inc. Announces Meeting Outcomes

Inspire Semiconductor Holdings Inc. has confirmed that all resolutions were passed at its annual general and special meeting held on September 24, 2026. This includes the special resolution to approve the arrangement resolution. The meeting was held concurrently in Vancouver, Canada, and Austin, Texas.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario Government Signals Potential for Continued Deficits

Ontario's Finance Minister, Peter Bethlenfalvy, indicated that the government may continue to run deficits. He cautioned taxpayers about possible service cuts if federal financial support is reduced in the next budget. This situation raises concerns about the province's fiscal future and the impact on public services.

Sources: Global News
Business • about 1 month ago
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OMERS Appoints Laura Lenz as New Head of Venture Capital Unit

OMERS has appointed Laura Lenz as the new leader of its venture capital unit. This appointment marks the fourth head of ventures within the organization in the past three years. The pension fund reiterates its ongoing support for Canadian startups through this leadership change.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Technology • about 1 month ago
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E-Comm Initiates Transition to Next Generation 9-1-1 Network

E-Comm has commenced its phased migration to the Next Generation 9-1-1 network in British Columbia. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance emergency telecommunications across Canada by replacing outdated analog systems. The transition aligns with federal mandates aimed at modernizing emergency services.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • about 1 month ago
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York University Secures Funding to Address Antimicrobial Resistance

York University's Global Strategy Lab has received nearly $10 million in funding from the Wellcome Trust. The funding will support a four-year strategic plan focused on addressing antimicrobial resistance through global governance and national policies. The initiative aims to enhance efforts in combating this growing health issue amid challenging funding conditions.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • about 1 month ago
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B.C. Election Campaign Developments

The B.C. NDP is launching a new procurement policy aimed at increasing the use of local materials for public infrastructure projects. Leader David Eby has linked some Conservative stances to American influences, indicating a concern over trade practices. Local leaders, including Merritt's mayor, are responding to these statements and addressing regional healthcare promises.

Sources: Google News, Global News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Canadians Reduce Dining Out Amid Rising Cost of Living

A survey by Restaurants Canada indicates that Canadians are dining out less compared to the previous year. The decrease in dining out frequency is attributed to the increasing cost of living. Higher income households are reportedly feeling the impact of these economic pressures as well.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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New Brunswick Announces Funding for 2029 Canada Summer Games

The New Brunswick government has allocated nearly $12 million for the upcoming 2029 Canada Summer Games, set to take place in Moncton and Saint John. This funding will support the infrastructure and development projects associated with the event. The announcement underscores the province's commitment to hosting the games and promoting community engagement in sports.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Banyan Gold Corp. Announces Subscription by Franco-Nevada

Banyan Gold Corp. has announced a subscription for 10 million shares from Franco-Nevada as part of its financing efforts. The announcement pertains to both a best efforts private placement and a concurrent non-brokered private placement. This move is aimed at strengthening the company's financial position and facilitating its ongoing operations.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Budget Watchdog Questions Carney's Fiscal Timeline

Mark Carney has set a fiscal goal to balance spending while increasing investments. The budget watchdog has expressed skepticism regarding the timeline he has proposed to achieve operational balance. This statement comes in the context of Carney's fiscal approach since being elected last year.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario Starts Medical Drone Pilot Program to Assist Rural Residents

Ontario has launched a medical drone pilot program aimed at aiding residents in rural areas during emergencies. The program focuses on improving the delivery of life-saving equipment before paramedic arrival. It is designed to address the needs of communities where immediate medical assistance is critical.

Sources: National Post, Global News
Business • about 1 month ago
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TD Bank Group Invests in Skills Development at SAIT

TD Bank Group has committed an additional $375,000 to the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) to enhance skills development and career exploration programs. This investment will support the My Career Pathways initiative, aimed at providing resources for professional development. The funding will be distributed over a three-year period, building on previous financial support from TD.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Group Advocates for Increased Canadian Pension Investment in Local Firms

A group backed by Jim Balsillie has proposed that Canadian pension funds allocate 3% of their assets to local companies. This investment strategy aims to promote growth within Canada and support the financial stability of retired Canadians. The initiative highlights the potential benefits of local investments for both the economy and pension fund performance.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • about 1 month ago
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iA Financial Group Completes Redemption of Subordinated Debentures

iA Financial Corporation Inc. has redeemed all of its 3.072% Subordinated Debentures that were due on September 24, 2031. Each debenture was redeemed at a payment amount of $1,015.36 for each $1,000 principal. The redemption included the payment of accrued and unpaid interest.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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AirBoss Announces Renewal of Credit Facilities

AirBoss of America Corp. has announced the renewal and amendment of its senior secured credit facilities. The renewed facilities include an asset-based credit facility agented by The Toronto-Dominion Bank. This update is part of the company's ongoing financial strategy.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Petrus Resources Releases Monthly Activity Update

Petrus Resources Ltd. has released its latest monthly activity update, which is accessible on the company's website. The update includes information on the company's property exploitation and strategic acquisitions. Petrus Resources is a public Canadian oil and gas company based in Calgary, Alberta.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • about 1 month ago
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NOVAGOLD to Release 2026 Third Quarter Financial Results

NOVAGOLD Resources Inc. will announce its financial results for the third quarter of 2026 on October 8. A conference call and video webcast will follow the results announcement to discuss the financial performance. The event is scheduled to take place before the market opens.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Bahia Metals Files Technical Report for Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate

Bahia Metals Corp. has submitted an independent Technical Report in compliance with National Instrument 43-101 regarding its initial Mineral Resource Estimate. The estimate pertains to the Mangueiros Main site, which has identified an inferred resource of 313 million tonnes. This filing was made on SEDAR+ as part of ongoing disclosure requirements.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Economic and Market Updates in Canada

On September 23, reports highlighted a slowdown in population growth and a decline in the Canadian dollar. The following day, lower gas prices and a drop in retail sales were noted in the economic landscape. Additionally, it was reported that Anthropic is expanding its operations in Canada.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Prime Drink Group Updates on MCTO Status

Prime Drink Group Corp. has provided an update regarding its management cease trade order (MCTO). The company voluntarily applied for the order, which has been granted by the British Columbia Securities Commission. This update follows several previous news releases regarding the company's regulatory status.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Vanguard Changes Risk Rating for Conservative ETF Portfolio Fund

Vanguard Investments Canada Inc. has announced a change in the risk rating for its Vanguard Conservative ETF Portfolio Fund. The new rating is ‘Low to Medium,’ up from the previous ‘Low’ rating. This adjustment is effective immediately as of September 24, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Rubicon Organics Reports Results from Annual General Meeting

Rubicon Organics Inc. announced the results from its Annual General Meeting held on September 24, 2026. The company focuses on the cultivation and sale of premium cannabis products. Detailed voting results and other decisions from the meeting were disclosed in the announcement.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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USW Supports Canadian Material Procurement for Transmissions Projects

Scott Lunny of the United Steelworkers applauds a new commitment from the British Columbia government to prioritize local procurement for public infrastructure. This initiative aims to support Canadian industries by using homegrown materials in projects such as the North Coast Transmission Line. The commitment aligns with similar strategies in various provinces to bolster local economies.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario's Electricity Bill Support Spending Reaches Record Levels

Ontario's government reported spending nearly $6.9 billion to reduce electricity bills last year. This amount represents over half of the province's deficit during the same time frame. The substantial spending reflects ongoing efforts to manage energy costs for residents and businesses.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Proposed Changes to Labour Code Aimed at Protecting Right to Strike

The Liberal government is proposing amendments to the Labour Code intended to enhance the protection of the right to strike. Experts caution that even with these proposed changes, legal challenges may still arise. Prime Minister Mark Carney asserts that the reforms will strengthen the right to strike, though opinions vary on their potential effectiveness.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Concerns Raised Over Arrest of Former University of Manitoba Law Dean

A former dean at the University of Manitoba has been arrested in Europe, prompting comments from a law professor regarding the impacts of his legacy. The professor highlighted feelings of embarrassment, trauma, and erosion of trust connected to the dean's tenure. The situation has sparked discussions about accountability and the university's response to the incident.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Potential U.S. Diesel Export Ban and Its Implications for Canada

U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed support for a potential ban on diesel exports to lower domestic prices. Experts warn that such a ban may adversely affect the global diesel market, potentially increasing prices for Canadians. Various sources indicate that the implications of this move could lead to higher costs for fuel in Canada during the winter months.

Sources: Global News, Google News, CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Alberta Municipalities Request Provincial Budget Surplus for Infrastructure

Urban municipalities in Alberta are advocating for a portion of the provincial budget surplus to be dedicated to municipal infrastructure projects. The request is directed to the association that represents these municipalities. This appeal underscores the ongoing needs for funding in urban areas across Alberta.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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UPEI Faculty Discuss Progress on Rubin Thomlinson Report

Prince Edward Island MLAs were informed that changes regarding the Rubin Thomlinson report at the University of Prince Edward Island will take longer than anticipated. Faculty members and university administration presented differing views on the progress made. The report addresses concerns regarding the work environment at the institution.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Impact of American Political Climate on Canadian Society

Recent discussions highlight concerns regarding the current political climate in the United States and its potential influence on Canada. Analysts suggest that Canada must remain vigilant to avoid similar divisions and tensions. The future of Canadian society may depend on how it addresses these issues moving forward.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Discussion on Accelerated Project Approvals by the Liberals

The Liberal government's approach to accelerated project approvals has prompted discussion on its implications. Unions have expressed concerns about the speed of these approvals. The context surrounding the government's decisions includes potential trade threats and political strategies.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Thompson Initiates Program for Birth Support for First Nations Mothers

Thompson, Manitoba has launched a new program that provides designated birth helpers for expectant mothers from northern First Nations. This initiative aims to improve care and communication for these mothers during childbirth. The program reflects efforts to address the unique challenges faced by First Nations communities in accessing maternal healthcare.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Quebec Voters to Receive Bilingual Mail Voter Cards Next Week

Elections Quebec has confirmed that it has issued bilingual mail voter cards. However, residents of Quebec will not begin receiving them until next week. This communication aims to inform voters ahead of the upcoming election.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Canadian Expat Initiates Celebration of Canada in Michigan

Channon Russette Mondoux, a Canadian expatriate, has established an annual festival in Kalamazoo, Michigan, to celebrate Canadian culture. This year's event is influenced by recent tensions in Canada-U.S. cross-border relations. The festival aims to foster community and connection among Canadians living abroad.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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TSB Proposes New Process for Identifying Railcar Wheel Failures

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has called for improvements in the identification of deteriorating railcar wheels following a derailment in Alberta. The Board suggests that existing data could be better utilized to predict railcar wheel failures. This proposal aims to enhance rail safety and prevent future accidents.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Canadian Government Provides Updates on Gordie Howe Bridge Opening Delays

The Canadian government has released new information regarding the delays in the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge. The updates include details about the construction costs and mention previous requests from the Trump administration for the opening to be postponed. The bridge connects Ontario and Michigan and is anticipated to have regional economic implications upon completion.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Discussion on Canada's Approach to International Relations

A recent opinion piece discusses the tendency of Canada to prioritize politeness in its international dealings. The author suggests that this approach may hinder the country's ability to assert itself on the global stage. The commentary raises questions about how Canada can balance diplomacy with a stronger presence in international affairs.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Elliot Lake's Rogers Arena Reopens After Renovations

Elliot Lake's single indoor rink has reopened following three years of extensive renovations costing approximately $27 million. The rink closed due to concerns over the roof's structural integrity. Mayor Andrew Wannan provided a tour of the newly rebranded Rogers Arena to showcase the updates made during the closure.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Accused in P.E.I. Temporary Foreign Worker Scheme to Challenge Evidence

Individuals and companies have been charged following a lengthy investigation by the Canada Border Services Agency concerning alleged misuse of the temporary foreign worker program in Prince Edward Island. The accused are seeking legal recourse to determine if the search warrants executed against them were in violation of their Charter rights. The outcome of this legal challenge may impact the future of the case.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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New Brunswick's Population Growth Confirmed by Revised Estimates

Statistics Canada has revised its estimates regarding New Brunswick's population, indicating a growth trend instead of a decline. The new figures provide a more optimistic outlook for the province's demographic trends. This update has implications for urban planning and resource allocation in New Brunswick.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Nova Scotia Crafters Warned About Email Scams

Crafters in Nova Scotia are receiving fraudulent email communications allegedly from event organizers. These scams are exploiting the busy selling season for local artisans. Individuals are advised to remain vigilant to avoid falling prey to these scams.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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CMHA Ontario Provides Resource for Municipal Election Candidates

The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Ontario has launched an online resource designed to assist municipal election candidates in managing stress and addressing complex issues. The tool provides guidelines on coping strategies related to topics such as homelessness, addiction, and mental health. This initiative comes ahead of the upcoming municipal elections in Ontario.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Manitoba Greenhouse Operators See Growth Potential

Commercial greenhouse operators in Manitoba are expressing optimism about the potential for expanding indoor food production in the province. This comes in light of a national initiative aimed at increasing food affordability and boosting domestic food production. Greenhouse operators believe this could provide significant opportunities for growth in the sector.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Manitoba Weather Forecast for Late September 2026

The weather forecast for Manitoba indicates a mix of cloud cover and some rain from September 23 to September 25, 2026. Showers are expected in the evening of September 23, with clearing on September 24. A return to mixed weather conditions with sunshine and clouds is anticipated on September 25, with potential for unsettled weather on September 26.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Call for Accountability for Crimes in Iran

The National Post published a piece highlighting Canada's historical commitment to holding the Iranian regime accountable for human rights violations. The article argues that Canada should continue its efforts in addressing these issues. The piece emphasizes the importance of not overlooking the struggles faced by the Iranian people.

Sources: National Post
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Concerns Raised Over Canadian Aid to Palestinians Amid Domestic Issues

Avi Benlolo has expressed concerns regarding Canadian financial support to Palestinian leaders while Canadians face their own challenges. There are claims regarding the enrichment of Palestinian leaders amidst ongoing issues within Canada. The article raises questions about the prioritization of aid and the implications for Canadian citizens.

Sources: National Post
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Critique on Canadian Media Coverage of Academics

Michael Higgins, writing for the National Post, discusses a perceived lack of creativity in Canadian media when reporting on academic topics. He suggests that reporters often rely on the same sources and perspectives, leading to repetitive coverage. The piece raises questions about the diversity of viewpoints represented in mainstream journalism.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Winnipeg Judge Issues Conditional Discharge to Iranian Individual

A judge in Winnipeg has granted a conditional discharge to an Iranian individual convicted of voyeurism, allowing him to avoid deportation. The decision was based on the assertion that this outcome serves the public interest and permits the individual to integrate into Canadian society without a criminal record. The judge emphasized the importance of allowing the individual to continue contributing to the community.

Sources: National Post
Business • about 1 month ago
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Trade and Patent Policies Affect Pharmaceutical Shipments to the U.S.

Recent changes in trade and patent policies have resulted in Canadian pharmaceutical companies discontinuing the shipment of less expensive drugs to the United States. This adjustment is seen as a reaction to increasing regulation and the economic implications for Canadian firms. Stakeholders express concerns about the potential impact on drug availability and pricing for American consumers.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • about 1 month ago
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Ontario Government and Municipalities Disagree Over Future of AI Data Centres

The Ontario government has engaged in discussions with major cities regarding the development of AI data centres across the province. Municipalities have expressed concerns about the impact and regulations surrounding these facilities. Residents have reported feeling uncertain about the implications of AI data centres in their communities.

Sources: Global News
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Canadian Companies Announce Preliminary Results of Substantial Issuer Bids

Computer Modelling Group Ltd. and Air Canada have released the preliminary results of their respective substantial issuer bids. CMG is looking to purchase shares for a total of up to C$20 million, while Air Canada's offer involved up to $800 million. These announcements reflect ongoing corporate strategies to manage share structures and return capital to shareholders.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Ontario’s Minimum Wage Increase Announced for October 1

Ontario's adult minimum wage will rise to $17.95 per hour on October 1. This increase represents a 35-cent adjustment reflecting last year's cost of living. Critics argue that more substantial adjustments are needed to align with current economic conditions.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Alberta to Implement New School Safety Standards Following Review

The Alberta education minister has announced new safety standards for schools in response to a review initiated by a recent mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia. These standards are intended to enhance safety measures within Alberta schools. The decision reflects ongoing concerns about school safety in light of recent events.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • about 1 month ago
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Fidelity Investments Portfolio Manager Discusses U.S. Dividend Fund and Taiwan Semiconductor

Ramona Persaud, a portfolio manager at Fidelity Investments, spoke about the U.S. Dividend Fund designed for Canadian investors. She highlighted her interest in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing as part of her investment strategy. Persaud aims to achieve excess returns while providing downside protection and reducing volatility.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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British Columbia Communities Begin Recovery Efforts After Wildfire Season

Communities in British Columbia are transitioning from wildfire response to recovery as the season comes to a close. Residents who lost their homes are beginning the process of rebuilding. Recovery efforts are ongoing throughout the affected areas.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Violence Against Health-Care Workers in Alberta on the Rise, According to Data

Data obtained by CBC News indicates an increase in violence against health-care workers in Alberta. Unions have expressed concerns regarding this trend, aligning with previous warnings. This issue highlights ongoing challenges in maintaining safety in health-care settings.

Sources: CBC News
Business • about 1 month ago
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Atlas Energy Corp Announces Completion of C$15 Million Royalty Investment

Atlas Energy Corp has completed a C$15 million royalty investment and received approval to exit the TSXV Sandbox. The company projects a forecast before-tax royalty cash flow of C$6 million during the first 12 months, driven by established production and two planned oil well reactivations. This announcement was made on September 25, 2026, following the completion of the investment on September 24, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • about 1 month ago
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REV Exploration Begins Helium Drill Program in Northern Great Plains

REV Exploration Corp. has started a drilling program at its 100%-owned Aden Dome site targeting helium reservoirs. The first well will assess stacked Devonian and Cambrian helium reservoir targets. The company's announcement took place on September 25, 2026, in Kelowna, British Columbia.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Effective Ways to Deter Raccoons from Your Home

Raccoon populations in Quebec have significantly increased this year. Residents are seeking measures to prevent these animals from entering their homes. Several methods are suggested for deterring raccoons effectively.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, Journal Montreal
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Former Marineland Dolphin Dies After Transfer to Spain

A dolphin formerly housed at Marineland has died following its transfer to Oceanogràfic in Valencia, Spain. This incident marks the fifth animal death associated with the now-closed tourist attraction in Niagara. The dolphin's death has raised ongoing concerns regarding animal welfare in marine parks.

Sources: Le Canada Français
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Coalition Avenir Québec Candidate Proposes Forest Project for Côte-Nord

Yves Montigny, the Coalition Avenir Québec candidate for René-Lévesque, has announced plans to develop a project tailored specifically for the Côte-Nord region, involving collaboration with the forestry sector and First Nations. Montigny expressed commitment to work diligently towards supporting the forest industry if elected. The proposal reflects ongoing discussions about sustainable development in the region.

Sources: Le Manic, Le Haute Côte-nord
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Call for Legislative Framework on Biodiversity in Quebec

There is a growing consensus among experts that Quebec requires a dedicated legislative framework to address biodiversity issues. These experts argue that such a framework would enhance accountability regarding the province's environmental commitments. The lack of legislation is viewed as a contributing factor to the ongoing decline in biodiversity in the region.

Sources: Lapresse Ca
Politics • about 1 month ago
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Questions Raised About Gorilla Park in Gabon Funded by Green Fund

In a recent debate, PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon made a statement regarding a gorilla park in Gabon financed by Quebec's Green Fund. This claim has piqued the interest of the public in Quebec. Further details about the relationship between the financing and environmental initiatives are being explored.

Sources: 24 Heures
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Majority of Quebecers Support Air Quality Legislation

A poll indicates that 72% of Quebec residents are concerned about air quality and support the implementation of a law to establish a Quebec air quality strategy. The survey reflects a significant public interest in environmental health issues in the province. These findings could influence future policy decisions related to air quality management in Quebec.

Sources: Le Canada Français
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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First Detection of Spotted Lanternfly in Canada

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed the first detection of the spotted lanternfly in Canada on September 15, specifically in Windsor, Ontario. This species is known for its destructive impact on trees, similar to the emerald ash borer. Local officials and experts are urging heightened vigilance to monitor this invasive pest.

Sources: Le-nouvelliste, Le Droit, Le Soleil, La-voix-de-lest, Le Quotidien, La Tribune
Provincial • about 1 month ago
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Sunny Weather and Mild Temperatures Expected Across Quebec

Mild and sunny weather is expected across Quebec this Thursday and into the weekend. Clear skies and warm temperatures are anticipated. This pleasant weather is expected to continue throughout the weekend.

Sources: Journal De Québec, Journal Montreal, Tva Nouvelles