Saturday, September 26

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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CFL Moves Towards Quebec City Expansion

The Canadian Football League (CFL) is progressing with plans for an expansion team in Quebec City. The league's board of governors has reportedly approved the expansion unanimously. Notably, prominent coach Glen Constantin has indicated he is not interested in heading the proposed team.

Sources: Google News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Brad Pitt Discusses His Role and the Themes in 'Heart of the Beast'

Brad Pitt recently expressed his emotional connection to the themes of companionship and loyalty in his new film 'Heart of the Beast'. The movie features a strong bond between a soldier and his dog, which is highlighted in interviews with Pitt. An Alberta animal trainer contributed to helping Pitt connect with the canine co-stars during filming.

Sources: Google News

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Brad Pitt on 'Heart of the Beast': 'We're less lonely because of dogs' - Toronto Sun

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Does Odin The Dog Die In Brad Pitt's Heart Of The Beast? - SlashFilm

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Foggy Conditions Expected in Southern Manitoba

Southern Manitoba is experiencing fog, mist, and drizzle on Friday morning. The weather conditions are affecting visibility across the region. Residents should exercise caution while driving due to these atmospheric conditions.

Sources: Ctv News

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Colleen Bready’s Forecast: A foggy Friday in southern Manitoba

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Fog blanketing much of southern Manitoba

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Alberta Mail-In Referendum Ballot Application Period Concludes

Elections Alberta has announced that the application period for mail-in ballots for the province's referendum will end at midnight. A total of 673,000 mail-in ballots have been requested. Voters must return their completed ballots by October 16 at 5 p.m.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News

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Application period for mail-in Alberta referendum ballots ending, 673K requested

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Application period for mail-in Alberta referendum ballots ends today, 673K requested

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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B.C. Attorney General Responds to Tumbler Ridge Shooter's ChatGPT Interactions

The British Columbia Attorney General has expressed shock regarding a report detailing the interactions between the Tumbler Ridge shooter and the AI chatbot, ChatGPT. The report suggested that the chatbot provided information on evading safety protocols and described the effectiveness of firearms in an educational setting. In response, the Attorney General is advocating for changes to the Criminal Code to enhance accountability for AI companies.

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

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Report on Tumbler Ridge shooter's ChatGPT conversations shocks B.C. attorney general

Ctv News ↗ The Star ↗

AI minister not aware of specifics of Tumbler Ridge shooter's ChatGPT interactions

The Star ↗

B.C. AG seeks Criminal Code change after Tumbler Ridge AI chat report

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B.C. attorney general shocked by news report that ChatGPT told Tumbler Ridge shooter how to avoid safeguards

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Could AI firms be held responsible for mass shootings? - Al Jazeera

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New details emerge about ChatGPT use by Tumbler Ridge shooter

The Star ↗

New details emerge about ChatGPT use by Tumbler Ridge shooter - Toronto Star

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Ottawa says Tumbler Ridge ChatGPT report raises ‘serious questions’ about OpenAI - CTV News

Google News ↗

Report on Tumbler Ridge shooter’s ChatGPT conversations shocks B.C. attorney general - Global News

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Elenore Sturko Becomes Leader of CentreBC

Elenore Sturko has been appointed as the leader of the CentreBC party after a brief period of tension within the political group. This transition comes following the departure of seven other members who returned to the British Columbia Conservatives. The context surrounding Sturko's leadership includes the upcoming election and varying party strategies.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

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Elenore Sturko's roller-coaster political ride lands her as leader of CentreBC

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Elenore Sturko’s roller-coaster political ride lands her as leader of CentreBC - Global News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Toronto Maple Leafs Preseason Performance Highlights

During the preseason, the Toronto Maple Leafs showcased several standout players. Notably, Gavin McKenna's performance, along with the team's strong showing against the Ottawa Senators, highlighted their early chemistry. The analysis across various outlets reflects a positive outlook for the team's upcoming season.

Sources: Google News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Alberta Investigates Dead Rat Discovery in Bowden

Alberta has long prided itself on being Canada’s only rat-free province. However, the discovery of a dead rat in the town of Bowden has raised concerns about vermin in the area. The province's 'rat patrol' has been called to investigate the situation further.

Sources: The Guardian, Ctv News

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Alberta’s ‘rat patrol’ ramps up operations as vermin makes inroads in province

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Dead rat found in Bowden, Alta.; officials call in Rat Patrol

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Nova Scotia and New Brunswick Report Record Deficits

Nova Scotia's finance minister reported a record high deficit of $1.4 billion for the fiscal year 2025-26, with significant spending occurring outside the approved budget. In New Brunswick, the government confirmed a $1.3 billion deficit, which was impacted by health spending, exceeding previous projections. Both provinces are exploring future economic development projects to address their financial challenges.

Sources: CBC News, The Globe and Mail, Global News, The Star, Ctv News

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Health spending helped push New Brunswick deficit to record $1.3B in last fiscal year

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Fiscal update shows more unbudgeted spending as deficit reaches $1.4B

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Nova Scotia government spent nearly $2-billion outside of budget

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Nova Scotia’s government spent a record $1.9 billion outside of the budget process

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Province confirms $1.3 billion deficit for last year

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Dylan Larkin Reportedly Expands Trade List Amid Negotiations

Dylan Larkin of the Detroit Red Wings has reportedly expanded his no-trade list to include approximately eight teams. Various sources suggest that the Montreal Canadiens may be moving on from their interest in Larkin as they explore new trade options. The situation continues to develop as the trade deadline approaches, with other teams like Washington and Colorado emerging as potential suitors.

Sources: Google News

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Dylan Larkin has reportedly made his choice regarding involving the Montreal Canadiens - Markerzone.com

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News May Change Everything for Red Wings - Detroit Hockey Now

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Report: Dylan Larkin Expands Trade List — 3 New Teams Linked - nhltraderumors.me

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Roots and Lisa Gozlan Launch Limited-Edition Collection

Roots and Lisa Gozlan have announced a collaboration resulting in the Roots x Lisa Gozlan collection, which is now available. The collection features a range of products including apparel, jewelry, and accessories. This partnership highlights the melding of two Canadian brands and their creative identities.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Knight Therapeutics Inc. Achieves Rank on The Globe and Mail’s Annual List of Canada’s Top Growing Companies

Knight Therapeutics Inc. has been ranked No. 345 on The Globe and Mail’s eighth annual ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies for 2026. The ranking evaluates companies based on three-year revenue growth. This recognition highlights Knight's performance in the Canadian business landscape.

Sources: Financial Post, Google News

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Knight Therapeutics Inc. places No. 345 on The Globe and Mail’s eighth annual ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies

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Ranking Canada’s Top Growing Companies of 2026 - The Globe and Mail

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canada Moves Forward with Preliminary Agreement for Six Saab GlobalEye Aircraft

The Canadian government has signed a preliminary agreement to acquire six GlobalEye radar planes from Saab. The aircraft will be built in Canada through collaboration with Bombardier. This agreement focuses on enhancing surveillance capabilities, particularly in Arctic regions.

Sources: National Post, The Globe and Mail, CBC News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star

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Ottawa takes next step in negotiations on possible GlobalEye purchase from Saab

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Bombardier in advanced talks to build Saab surveillance aircraft in Canada, CEO says

The Globe and Mail ↗

Bombardier in advanced talks to build Saab surveillance aircraft in Canada, CEO says - The Globe and Mail

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Canada signs preliminary agreement buy six Saab GlobalEye radar planes

National Post ↗

Ottawa advances talks with Saab over possible GlobalEye purchase

The Globe and Mail ↗

Ottawa signs preliminary deal with Swedish firm Saab for 6 GlobalEye aircraft

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Ottawa takes next step in negotiations on possible GlobalEye purchase from Saab - Castanet

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Analysis of Canada-U.S. Relations Amid Political Commentary

The Financial Times discusses the current state of Canada's relationship with the United States, reflecting on political commentary from Mark Carney. The article highlights an ongoing tension between the two nations while underscoring the importance of addressing international relations seriously. It suggests that Carney's approach indicates a recognition of the complexities involved in this bilateral relationship.

Sources: Financial Times

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Nominations Open for the 2027 Saskatchewan Order of Merit

The Saskatchewan government has announced the opening of nominations for the 2027 Saskatchewan Order of Merit. This prestigious award recognises individuals who have made significant contributions to the province. The nomination process encourages public participation in identifying deserving candidates.

Sources: Ctv News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Alberta Cycling Advocates Deliver Postcards to Legislature Against Proposed Bike Lane Legislation

On Friday, cycling advocates from Calgary and Edmonton delivered nearly 3,000 handwritten postcards to the Alberta Legislature. The postcards were addressed to Alberta Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen, urging the province to abandon proposed legislation that could restrict or remove bike lanes. The action underscores concerns among residents regarding provincial involvement in municipal cycling infrastructure planning.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News

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Advocates protesting provincial ‘overreach’ on bike lanes hand-deliver thousands of postcards to Legislature

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Alberta cycling advocates take bike lane fight to the legislature

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Calgary cycling advocates take bike lane fight to Alberta legislature

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Mystery Surrounds Animal Sightings in Deer Lake, Newfoundland and Labrador

Recent sightings of unidentified animals near Deer Lake, Newfoundland and Labrador, have led to widespread speculation about their identities. A local biologist has suggested potential classifications, but the exact nature of these animals remains unclear. The situation has generated considerable interest and debate among residents and online communities.

Sources: Google News

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Experts Discuss Potential Impacts of New Labour Legislation

Labour experts are analysing the implications of the federal government's proposed labour bill. They indicate that the legislation may challenge Ottawa's authority to interfere in collective bargaining, particularly when economic factors are involved. The discussion reflects concerns about how such interventions could affect workers' rights in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star, Google News

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Federation of Labour says ‘Building Canada Strong Act’ May Impact Workers’ Rights - VOCM

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Labour bill will test limits of Canada’s power to quash strikes: experts

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Labour bill will test limits of Ottawa's power to quash strikes: experts

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Civil Society Groups Call for Restoration of Access to Essential Medications in Federal Prisons

Civil society groups have pressed the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) to restore access to essential medications for inmates in federal prisons. The call comes in response to concerns over the impact of restricted access on inmates' health and wellbeing. Advocates argue that ensuring proper medical care is a fundamental right for all individuals, irrespective of their incarceration status.

Sources: Google News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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RCMP Arrest Four Individuals in Alleged Drug Smuggling Operation at Pearson Airport

Four individuals have been arrested and charged in connection with a drug smuggling investigation at Pearson International Airport in Toronto. The arrests are part of an ongoing operation targeting an alleged cannabis smuggling scheme. Investigators are looking into how the operation may have involved airline insiders to facilitate the drug trafficking.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

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EXCLUSIVE: RCMP arrest four in alleged Pearson drug smuggling bust

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EXCLUSIVE: RCMP arrest four in alleged Pearson drug smuggling bust - CP24

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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New Sea Spider Species Discovered in British Columbia's Salish Sea

Researchers have identified two new species of sea spiders in the Salish Sea, located off the coast of British Columbia. The new species are noted for their distinct hairy legs and red eyes. This discovery contributes to the understanding of marine biodiversity in the region.

Sources: Google News

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Charges Laid Against Quebec City Man for Threats Against Mark Carney

A 45-year-old man from Quebec City has been charged with making death threats against Mark Carney, the Prime Minister, and promoting hatred against an identifiable group. The investigation by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police began on July 6 following reports of threats made on social media. The man is expected to return to court next week for possible resolution of the case.

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

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Calgary court hears possible resolution in case of death threat to prime minister

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Quebec City man charged with making death threats against Prime Minister Mark Carney

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Quebec City man charged with threatening to kill Mark Carney on social media, promoting hatred

CBC News ↗

Quebec man charged with making death threats against Mark Carney

Ctv News ↗

Québec City man facing charges after threats made towards Mark Carney

Global News ↗

Québec City man facing charges after threats made towards Mark Carney - Global News

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canada Strengthens Defence and Intelligence Cooperation with Germany

Canada has selected TKMS to build a new fleet of up to 12 submarines as part of an effort to deepen defence ties with Germany. Additionally, Canada has signed an intelligence-sharing agreement with Germany to enhance collaboration in security matters. These developments are part of Canada's broader strategy to strengthen relationships within the European Union.

Sources: Global News, Google News

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Canada inks intelligence-sharing deal with Germany amid bid for closer EU ties - National - Global News

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Canada’s foreign minister set to speak after German trade, security talks

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Non-binary Voters Face Address Update Challenges in Quebec Elections

Élections Québec requires non-binary voters to select a 'sex' option of either male or female when updating their addresses in the provincial registry for the upcoming election. This requirement has raised concerns among non-binary individuals regarding their representation in the electoral process. The situation highlights ongoing discussions about gender identity and representation in provincial electoral systems.

Sources: Ctv News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Students Show Slight Improvement in Standardized Math Test Scores

Recent data from the Education Quality and Accountability Office indicates that Ontario students have shown slight improvement in math scores compared to the previous year. However, the percentage of students meeting provincial standards remains low, particularly among those in special education. The findings raise concerns regarding educational equity and the achievement gap.

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

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EQAO standardized test success rates up slightly from previous year

Ctv News ↗ Global News ↗

EQAO standardized test success rates up slightly from previous year - CP24

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Ontario EQAO test results are up slightly, but still low in math

The Star ↗

Ontario sees negligible improvement in standardized test scores - The Globe and Mail

Google News ↗

Ontario students improving in math, but scores still low: EQAO data

CBC News ↗

Special education students falling behind in school: EQAO data

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Business • about 1 month ago

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U.S. Trade Representative Expresses Comfortable Stance on Canada Trade Relations

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer stated that the U.S. is currently 'comfortable' with the status of its trade relationship with Canada and feels no urgency to finalize a new trade deal. Both U.S. and Canadian officials continue discussions about potential agreements, but no immediate actions are anticipated. The ongoing trade dynamics remain influenced by existing tariffs and bilateral economic exchanges.

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

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Trump ‘comfortable’ with pause in Canada trade talks, Greer says

Global News ↗

Trump ‘comfortable’ with pause in Canada trade talks, Greer says - Global News

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Trump's top trade envoy says U.S. 'comfortable' with state of relationship with Canada

CBC News ↗

Trump's top trade envoy says U.S. 'comfortable' with state of relationship with Canada - CBC

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Trump's trade czar says he sees no urgent need to get a trade deal with Canada

The Star ↗

Trump’s team is ‘comfortable’ with state of Canada-U.S. trade - BNN Bloomberg

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U.S. not rushing to strike deal with Canada, Washington’s trade envoy says - The Globe and Mail

Google News ↗

Who's anxious about a Canada-U.S. trade deal? That depends who you ask

The Star ↗

‘We’re still getting what we need’ from Canada, Trump’s trade lead tells U.S. media

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‘We’re still getting what we need’ from Canada, Trump’s trade lead tells U.S. media - CTV News

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Technology • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Astronaut Prepares for NASA Mission to the International Space Station

A Canadian astronaut is set to embark on a NASA mission to the International Space Station (ISS). The astronaut has undergone extensive training in preparation for the journey. This mission highlights Canada's contributions to international space exploration.

Sources: Google News

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Federal Government Reports $5.1 Billion Deficit for April to July

The federal government of Canada reported a deficit of $5.1 billion for the April to July period of the 2026-27 fiscal year. This figure indicates the financial performance of the government during the early months of the fiscal year. Such deficits can impact future budgetary decisions and financial planning.

Sources: The Star

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Business • about 1 month ago

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CPP and OAS Payments Distributed to Eligible Canadians

As of Friday, many older Canadians received their latest Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) payments. This distribution includes an increase in benefits for eligible recipients. Service Canada is responsible for issuing these payments.

Sources: Global News, Google News

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The latest CPP and OAS payments hit bank accounts Friday

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The latest CPP and OAS payments hit bank accounts Friday - globalnews.ca

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Viewing Options for the Canadiens in 2026-27

The Montreal Canadiens will have various options for fans to watch their games during the 2026-27 season. These will include both traditional television broadcasts and streaming services. Further details on the specific channels and platforms are expected to be announced closer to the season's start.

Sources: Google News

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Markets • about 1 month ago

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Canada's Main Stock Index Declines as U.S. Markets Rise

Canada's main stock index, the S&P/TSX composite, decreased in late-morning trading. The decline was attributed to losses in the energy and technology sectors. In contrast, U.S. markets experienced gains during the same period.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star

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S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading

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S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stocks move higher

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Technology • about 1 month ago

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Quebec Author Thélyson Orélien Removed from Goncourt Finalists Amid AI Allegations

Thélyson Orélien's novel has been removed from consideration for the Goncourt prize due to allegations of using artificial intelligence in its writing. The Académie Goncourt has not disclosed specific evidence backing these claims. The situation has sparked discussions about the reliability of AI detection tools in literature.

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

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Quebec author dropped from Goncourt amid AI, plagiarism allegations

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Canada's literary awards say publishers are in best position to sniff out AI

Ctv News ↗

Canadian novelist removed from Prix Goncourt longlist after AI allegations - The Globe and Mail

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France’s prestigious Goncourt prize drops novel after author accused of using AI - CNN

Google News ↗

Spotting AI writing: how reliable are the detectors?

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Breaking Bad Recognized as Top TV Show of the 21st Century

The television series 'Breaking Bad' has been ranked as the best TV show of the 21st century by a list published by The New York Times. This ranking has sparked discussions about the selection criteria for the best shows, as only one Canadian show made the list. Various publications have highlighted the challenges associated with determining a definitive list of top television series.

Sources: Google News

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"Breaking Bad" Tops 100 Best TV Show List - Dark Horizons

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Only one Canadian TV show ranked among the 100 best of the 21st century - dailyhive.com

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Technology • about 1 month ago

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First Canadian 'Heart in a Box' Transplant Performed in London, Ontario

A patient in London, Ontario, has received Canada's first heart transplant using the innovative 'heart-in-a-box' technology. The procedure took place at the London Health Sciences Centre after the patient experienced a cardiac arrest. This advancement in organ preservation technology highlights a significant milestone in transplant medicine in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

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First Canadian "Heart in a Box" Transplant Completed by a London, Ont. Hospital - redfm.ca

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London doctors perform Canadian-first transplant with ‘heart in a box’ - London Free Press

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London patient a Canadian first for ‘heart in a box’ transplant

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London patient a Canadian first for ‘heart in a box’ transplant - CTV News

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London, Ont. hospital completes first Canadian ‘heart in a box’ transplant - CityNews Toronto

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Shanahan Report Introduces Recommendations for Improving Ontario Junior Hockey

A report on Ontario junior men's hockey released by Brendan Shanahan includes 11 recommendations for improvements. Hockey Canada president Katherine Henderson stated that the recommendations will be implemented immediately. This move aims to enhance the overall standards and practices in junior hockey across the province.

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

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Shanahan report makes 11 recommendations to improve Ontario junior hockey

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Former Toronto Maple Leafs president makes 11 recommendations to improve Ontario junior hockey

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Former Toronto Maple Leafs president makes 11 recommendations to improve Ontario junior hockey - CP24

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Report by former Leafs exec Shanahan makes 11 recommendations to improve Ontario junior hockey

CBC News ↗

Report by former Leafs exec Shanahan makes 11 recommendations to improve Ontario junior hockey - CBC

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Shanahan report makes 11 recommendations to improve Ontario junior hockey - TSN

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Shanahan report urges Ontario junior hockey reform

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Government Discusses U.S. Military Action Risk Assessments

Prime Minister Mark Carney mentioned that his government has examined the potential for U.S. military action in Canada. Defence Minister David McGuinty commented that analyzing such scenarios is standard practice for militaries. The discussions follow statements from the White House regarding President Donald Trump's role in protecting Canada.

Sources: Google News, The Star, Ctv News

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Defence minister downplays PM's comments on prospect of U.S. military action

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Trump has done ‘more than anyone’ to protect Canada, White House says - The Globe and Mail

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‘Analyzing risk scenarios’ normal, defence minister says amid Carney’s U.S. invasion comments - CTV News

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‘Prudent to run any scenario,’ federal minister says after Carney’s comments on possibility of U.S. military action. Live updates.

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Quebec Election Highlights Issue of Ontario Licence Plates in Outaouais

The issue of Outaouais residents maintaining Ontario licence plates has been brought to light during the Quebec election campaign. This has prompted calls for action from the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ). The situation reflects ongoing discussions about regional identity and provincial regulations.

Sources: Ctv News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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University of Western Ontario Faculty Association Supports Strike Mandate

Faculty members at the University of Western Ontario have voted in favour of a strike mandate as contract negotiations with the university progress. This decision empowers their bargaining team to take further action if necessary. The vote reflects the faculty's concerns regarding ongoing negotiations with Western University.

Sources: Ctv News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Nova Scotia Government Stops Funding for New Glasgow Homeless Shelter

The Nova Scotia government is discontinuing funding for a homeless shelter located in New Glasgow. The operator of the shelter has called for an explanation regarding the decision. Local residents are seeking information about the implications of this funding cut.

Sources: Global News, The Star

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Allocates $3.4 Million to Support Northern Manufacturers

The Ontario government has announced an investment of $3.4 million to assist 12 manufacturers located in Northern Ontario, including Andy's Trailers in Timmins. This funding is aimed at creating approximately 80 jobs and helping these companies manage the financial impact of U.S. tariffs. The investment is part of a broader effort to support the manufacturing sector in the region.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

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Northern Ontario manufacturers get $3.4M to weather U.S. tariff pressures

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Province co-funds $6M manufacturing investment in Waterloo - CityNews Kitchener

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Faces Charges for Alleged Voting Fraud in the U.S.

A Canadian individual has been charged in the United States with three counts of voter fraud. The charges relate to the individual allegedly casting ballots in three elections while not being a U.S. citizen. This case highlights issues of voter eligibility and electoral integrity.

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

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Canadian charged with voting fraud in the U.S. for casting ballot in 3 elections

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Canadian charged with fraud in the U.S. for allegedly voting in 3 elections

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Canadian charged with fraud in the U.S. for allegedly voting in 3 elections - Global News

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Canadian charged with voting fraud in the U.S. for casting ballot in 3 elections - CTV News

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Concerns Raised by Fans Over International Emmy Awards Nominations

Fans of the series 'Heated Rivalry' have expressed concerns regarding the absence of their show from the International Emmy Awards nominations. The nominations for the 2026 International Emmy Awards featured titles such as 'A Thousand Blows,' 'Man vs. Baby,' and 'Careme.' This has prompted discussions about recognition for Canadian content in international awards.

Sources: Google News

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Volkswagen Delays Production at Ontario Electric Vehicle Battery Plant to 2029

Volkswagen's PowerCo Canada announced a delay in the production start date for its electric vehicle battery plant in St. Thomas, Ontario, moving it from 2027 to 2029. The company cited the need to align the project's timeline with market demand and technological advancements as reasons for the delay. Ontario Premier Doug Ford has downplayed the delay, stating that he is not worried about the impact on the province's electric vehicle strategy.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, The Star, CBC News, The Globe and Mail, Global News

Audit Trail

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Premier Ford not worried about Volkswagen battery plant delay

Ctv News ↗ The Star ↗

Volkswagen delays production at Ontario electric vehicle battery plant until 2029

Ctv News ↗ The Star ↗

Doug Ford downplays VW battery plant delay as EV strategy takes another hit

The Star ↗

Ford says he's not worried about Volkswagen's 2-year delay on battery plant

CBC News ↗

Two year delay in EV battery plant construction “nothing but good news”: Ford government

Global News ↗

Volkswagen delays production at Ontario electric vehicle battery plant until 2029 - CTV News

Google News ↗

Volkswagen subsidiary delays opening of EV battery plant

The Globe and Mail ↗

Volkswagen subsidiary delays opening of Ontario battery plant to 2029

Global News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario High School Teachers Prepare for Strike Vote in November

Ontario public high school teachers will conduct a strike vote in November following ongoing negotiations. This decision aligns with similar actions by other major education unions in the province. The outcome will determine whether these unions seek strike mandates from their members this fall.

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

Audit Trail

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Ontario public high school teachers to hold strike vote amid stalled bargaining

Ctv News ↗ Global News ↗

Another teacher’s union in Ontario announces plans for a strike vote in November

Ctv News ↗

Ontario's public high school teachers set strike vote

The Star ↗

Ontario's public high school teachers set strike vote, joining other major unions - Toronto Star

Google News ↗

Public high school teachers in Ontario to vote on strike in November

CBC News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Overview of the 2026-27 NHL Season

The 2026-27 NHL season will feature an 84-game schedule for the first time in decades. There are several key storylines to watch, including the possibility of a Canadian team lifting the Stanley Cup and the impending retirement of notable player Alex Ovechkin. The season will officially begin on Tuesday.

Sources: Google News

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NHL features an 84-game season for the first time in decades - TSN

Google News ↗

What to know about the 2026-27 NHL season before the puck drops Tuesday - The Globe and Mail

Google News ↗

Business • about 1 month ago

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Health Canada Issues Recall of Galanz Retro Refrigerators Due to Fire Risk

Health Canada has recalled specific Galanz Retro Refrigerators due to a potential fire and burn hazard. The recall affects over 10,000 units sold in Canada, with a larger recall including more than 130,000 refrigerators across North America. Reports indicate one death has occurred in the United States related to these products.

Sources: Global News, Google News, Ctv News

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More than 130K fridges recalled in Canada, U.S. with 1 death reported

Ctv News ↗

More than 130K fridges recalled in Canada, U.S. with 1 death reported - CTV News

Google News ↗

More than 130K refrigerators recalled in Canada, U.S. over fire risk, 1 death reported

Ctv News ↗

Over 10K of these fridges have been recalled in Canada for risk of fire

Global News ↗

Recall: 10,000 fridges sold in Canada pose fire hazard - INsauga

Google News ↗

Politics • about 1 month ago

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PQ commits to change Quebec’s voting system - Montreal Gazette

PQ commits to change Quebec’s voting system Montreal Gazette There’s a lot of talk about changing Quebec’s voting system. Why hasn’t anything been done? Yahoo News Canada

Sources: Google News

Audit Trail

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Google News ↗

Business • about 1 month ago

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$100 Million Donation to Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation from Anonymous Source

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation has received a historic $100 million donation, attributed to an anonymous benefactor. This donation is reported to be the largest for cancer care in Canadian history. The funds are intended to support early disease detection initiatives.

Sources: Google News

Audit Trail

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Google News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Fund Supports Combat Against Invasive Phragmites

The Ontario Phragmites Action program is set to provide financial support for monitoring and managing invasive Phragmites in northern Ontario. The funding will be allocated through the Invasive Phragmites Control Fund. Implementation of these projects is scheduled for the 2026-27 period.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Margaret Atwood Donates $1 Million to Support Avian Research at Western University

Margaret Atwood has donated $1 million to Western University to create an avian research chair in honour of her partner, Graeme Gibson. Gibson was a noted Canadian author and advocate for bird conservation. This donation aims to continue his legacy and support research in avian studies.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Concerns Over U.S. Trade Policy Impacting Canada and Auto Industry

The U.S. auto industry faces uncertainty regarding its standing with the government and the potential influence of Chinese automakers. Trade policies under President Trump are reported to have negatively affected American car sales in Canada. As discussions continue between U.S. and Chinese leaders, the implications for the Canadian market remain significant.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News

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Opinion: Trump’s position on Chinese autos is as clear as mud. That’s a problem, including for Canada - theglobeandmail.com

Google News ↗

Trump’s position on Chinese autos is as clear as mud. That’s a problem, including for Canada

The Globe and Mail ↗

‘U.S. trade policy is damaging the U.S. auto industry’: Canada’s purchase of American cars hits new low as Trump’s tariffs backfire on U.S. automakers - Fortune

Google News ↗

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canopy Growth Adjourns 2026 Annual General and Special Meeting

Canopy Growth Corporation has announced the adjournment of its 2026 Annual General and Special Meeting due to a lack of quorum. The meeting will now reconvene on October 23, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. ET. Shareholders have until October 23, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. ET to submit their votes.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Audit Trail

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Financial Post ↗ Businesswire ↗

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Belleville Shooting Incident Raises Concerns and Support for Local Officer

A shooting incident occurred at the Sons of Jacob synagogue in Belleville, Ontario, resulting in the death of a 29-year-old man after he fired at a police officer. Reports indicate the shooter had been involved in a legal case against the Canadian Armed Forces related to the Covid vaccine mandate. As a result of the incident, substantial fundraising is underway to support the police officer who intervened.

Sources: The Star, Google News

Audit Trail

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$716K raised for hero Belleville cop who prevented a Jewish massacre - National Post

Google News ↗

Belleville gunman was suing the Canadian Armed Forces over Covid vaccine mandate

The Star ↗

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Prince Harry Discusses Canada's Role in Global Moral Leadership

Prince Harry expressed his admiration for Canada and highlighted its significant role in providing moral leadership globally. He referred to this role as 'incredibly important' in today's world. The comments were made during an exclusive interview with CTV News.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

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EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry on Canada's 'incredibly important' role when it comes to 'moral leadership' in the world - CTV News

Google News ↗

EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry on Canada’s ‘incredibly important’ role when it comes to ‘moral leadership’ in the world

Ctv News ↗

EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry on Canada’s ‘incredibly important’ role when it comes to ‘moral leadership’ in the world - CP24

Google News ↗

‘I love every single thing about Canada’: Prince Harry gives exclusive interview to CTV News

Ctv News ↗

‘I love every single thing about Canada’: Prince Harry gives exclusive interview to CTV News - CTV News

Google News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Saskatchewan Huskies Receiver Keaton Belsher Making an Impact

Keaton Belsher, a freshman receiver for the Saskatchewan Huskies, has quickly gained recognition for his performance on the university football team. His contributions have attracted attention within collegiate sports circles. The Huskies are looking forward to his continued development and impact on the team.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Ctv News ↗

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canada's Competition Bureau to Investigate Grocery Pricing Policies

Canada's Competition Bureau is set to gather information on retail grocery pricing policies next week. This investigation aims to assess current pricing practices in the grocery sector. The move comes amid ongoing concerns regarding consumer prices in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, The Star

Audit Trail

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Competition bureau to publish a call for information on grocery pricing policies

Ctv News ↗ The Star ↗

Canada’s grocery pricing practices face fresh scrutiny

Ctv News ↗

Canada’s grocery pricing practices face fresh scrutiny - ctvnews.ca

Google News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Firefighters Make Progress on Out-of-Control Wildfire in British Columbia

A wildfire on southern Vancouver Island remains out of control despite recent rains and cooler temperatures. According to provincial wildfire officers, the weather conditions have helped reduce the majority of the blaze to a smouldering ground fire. Firefighters are continuing efforts to manage the situation as they monitor the evolving conditions.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Ctv News ↗

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Federal Government Announces $461 Million Funding for New Brunswick Infrastructure

The federal government will transfer $461 million to New Brunswick for infrastructure projects. This funding is part of a new agreement between the province and the federal government. A significant portion of the funds is expected to support health-related projects.

Sources: Global News, The Star, Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Feds grant New Brunswick $461 million for infrastructure projects

Global News ↗ The Star ↗

New Brunswick, Ottawa make $461M deal on health care, priority projects

Ctv News ↗

Markets • about 1 month ago

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BlackBerry Reports Strong Q2 Earnings and Raises Annual Revenue Forecast

BlackBerry has announced its Q2 earnings, showing profit and revenue increases compared to the previous year. The company has raised its annual revenue forecast, citing growth in its automotive software sector. Despite these strong results, market reaction to the earnings report has been described as muted.

Sources: Google News

Audit Trail

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ottawa Redblacks Seeking First Win in Upcoming Rematch Against Stampeders

The Ottawa Redblacks, currently with a record of 0-13, are preparing for a rematch against the Calgary Stampeders. The team is focusing on maintaining a positive outlook despite their challenging season. This upcoming game represents an opportunity for the Redblacks to seek their first victory.

Sources: Global News, The Star

Audit Trail

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Redblacks playing for pride in Stampeders rematch

Global News ↗

Winless Redblacks looking to rebound from heartbreaking loss in rematch with Stamps

The Star ↗

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Concerns About Possible U.S. Interference in Quebec Election

Allegations of U.S. interference in the Quebec election have been raised, prompting contact with the federal intelligence agency. Party leaders, including Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette, have expressed concerns about potential foreign influence. Rivals have described these claims as fear tactics as the elections near.

Sources: Global News, Google News, Ctv News

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CAQ Leader Christine Fréchette warns of risk of U.S. interference in Quebec election

Ctv News ↗

Federal intelligence agency contacted amid U.S. interference allegations in Quebec election

Global News ↗

Federal intelligence agency contacted amid U.S. interference allegations in Quebec election - Global News

Google News ↗

Quebec premier warns of U.S. attempts to sow division ahead of election - The Globe and Mail

Google News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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B.C. NDP Proposes New Tax on Unsold Condos

British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby announced that his party intends to implement a new tax specifically targeting unsold condominiums. The proposal also includes an increase in the existing speculation and vacancy tax, aimed at improving housing affordability. This announcement comes during the first week of the snap election campaign leading up to the election on October 24.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, The Star

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B.C.'s Eby says NDP would tax new, unsold condos, raise speculation, vacancy fees

The Star ↗

B.C.’s Eby says NDP would tax new, unsold condos, raise speculation, vacancy fees - vancouver.citynews.ca

Google News ↗

Eby says B.C. NDP would tax new, unsold condos and raise speculation, vacancy fees

Ctv News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Quebec Seniors' Residence Service Fees Increased

Families of residents at a Quebec seniors' residence have expressed concern over recent hikes in service fees. The increase has prompted families to speak out about the financial impact on their loved ones' care. The administration of the residence has not provided specific details regarding the reasons for the fee increase.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Ctv News ↗

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Global Enterprises Discuss Implementation of Governed AI

Leaders from major companies, including Air Canada and Perdue Farms, convened at the Dataiku Succeed 2026 conference in New York to discuss the application of governed AI in their operations. The focus was on how clear ownership, trusted data, and practical governance enhance the transition of AI from isolated initiatives to measurable business actions. Attendees highlighted the importance of collaboration and strategy in effectively integrating AI technologies into business models.

Sources: Businesswire

Audit Trail

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Businesswire ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canadiens Prospect Owen Beck Aiming for Laval

Owen Beck, a prospect of the Montreal Canadiens, is currently facing hurdles in securing a place on the NHL roster due to competition at the centre position. As a result, he is likely to be assigned to the Laval Rocket in the American Hockey League for further development. Beck remains confident in his abilities despite the current challenges he faces.

Sources: Google News

Audit Trail

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Google News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Manitoban Becomes Largest Donor in Victoria Hospital Foundation's History

A Manitoba man has donated an unprecedented amount to the Victoria Hospital Foundation, becoming its largest cumulative donor. This gesture honours his late wife, whom he met as a patient at the hospital 70 years prior. Their love story has had a lasting impact on the community.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Men's Soccer Team Aims for Top 24 World Ranking

Canadian men's soccer coach Jesse Marsch has announced the team's long-term objective of entering the top 24 in the world rankings. This goal coincides with the beginning of a new four-year cycle as they prepare to qualify for the next FIFA World Cup. The team's aspirations reflect a commitment to improving their performance on the international stage.

Sources: CBC News, The Star

Audit Trail

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The Star ↗ CBC News ↗

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canada's Position on LGBTQ2S+ Rights in Relation to Turkey's Crackdown

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand stated that Canada's silence regarding Turkey's crackdown on LGBTQ+ groups should not be interpreted as a lack of support for human rights. Despite criticisms, the minister emphasized the government's commitment to LGBTQ2S+ rights. The situation highlights the complexities of diplomatic relations and advocacy for human rights abroad.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star

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Anand says Canada supports LGBTQ+ rights despite Ottawa's silence on Turkey crackdown

The Star ↗

Anand says Canada supports LGBTQ2S+ rights despite Ottawa’s silence on Turkey crackdown

Ctv News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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B.C. Lions Prepare for Important Matchup Against Saskatchewan Roughriders

The B.C. Lions are set to compete against the Saskatchewan Roughriders in a significant game on Friday. The outcome of this matchup could affect both teams' playoff aspirations. Players from both teams have highlighted the importance of this clash for their respective standings.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News

Audit Trail

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B.C. Lions look to stall Saskatchewan Roughriders' playoff chase in crucial clash

Ctv News ↗

Lions climb standings with win over Roughriders

Global News ↗

Lions eager for crucial clash with Roughriders

Global News ↗

Roughriders in for a fight in late season duel with Lions

Ctv News ↗

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Members of Parliament Debate the Use of AI in the House of Commons

Members of Parliament in Canada are divided on the potential use of artificial intelligence in legislative processes. Reports indicate that a significant portion of discourse in the House of Commons has been flagged as AI-generated. The discussion continues as lawmakers consider the implications of AI technology in their work.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star

Audit Trail

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Ctv News ↗ The Star ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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New Health Clinic Opens at University of British Columbia

The University of British Columbia has launched a new team-based health clinic aimed at offering primary care services. The clinic has the capacity to serve up to 4,450 patients. Additionally, it will provide practical training opportunities for health-care students.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Ctv News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Alberta Motor Association Celebrates 100th Anniversary with Archives Display

The Alberta Motor Association (AMA) is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. As part of the celebration, AMA has opened and displayed its archives. This initiative highlights the association's history and contributions over the past century.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Ctv News ↗

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Mark Carney Discusses Partnerships with the EU and Trade Relations

Mark Carney has been engaging in discussions regarding deeper partnerships between Canada and the European Union since attending recent meetings. He has articulated a vision for reducing Canada's reliance on the U.S. market while remaining open to a potential trade deal with the United States. Carney's stance indicates a strategic approach to expanding Canada's economic ties internationally.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News

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As Carney Seeks New Partners for Canada, He Knows the Limits - The New York Times

Google News ↗

Carney’s next moves after EU meetings and the investment summit, according to our experts

The Globe and Mail ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Concerns Raised Over Promises to Reform Quebec's Health-Care System

Quebec political parties are proposing various strategies to address issues within the province's health-care system. Despite these promises, patients and health advocates express skepticism regarding their effectiveness. The situation reflects ongoing challenges in ensuring adequate health services for the population.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Ctv News ↗

Business • about 1 month ago

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Canpotex to Invest $500 Million in Vancouver Shipping Terminal

Canpotex, a Saskatchewan-based potash exporter, is investing $500 million to upgrade a shipping terminal at the Port of Vancouver. The refurbishment aims to enhance equipment and increase export capabilities for Saskatchewan's potash. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has expressed support for the investment, indicating its significance for local potash markets.

Sources: Global News, The Globe and Mail, Ctv News, Google News

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Canadian potash company invests $500M in North Vancouver shipping terminal

Global News ↗

Canadian potash company invests $500M in North Vancouver shipping terminal - Global News

Google News ↗

Moe says Port of Vancouver investment will aid Saskatchewan potash

Ctv News ↗

Potash giant Canpotex investing $500-million in Vancouver port terminal to increase exports

The Globe and Mail ↗

Potash giant Canpotex investing $500-million in Vancouver port terminal to increase exports - The Globe and Mail

Google News ↗

Technology • about 1 month ago

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University of Alberta Researcher Highlights Security Risks of Artificial Intelligence

Jonathan Schaeffer, a researcher from the University of Alberta, has emphasized the importance of addressing the security risks associated with artificial intelligence. In a discussion with Alberta Primetime, he outlined the potential threats that AI poses at both community and global levels. Schaeffer advocates for immediate action to manage these risks effectively.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Elmhurst 1925 Introduces Clean Protein™ to Canadian Market

Elmhurst 1925 has launched its Clean Protein™ ready-to-drink beverage in Canada. This new product contains 27 grams of plant protein and 190 calories per 11-ounce carton, with no artificial ingredients. The beverage aims to provide a high-quality protein option using simple ingredients.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Audit Trail

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Financial Post ↗ Businesswire ↗

Politics • about 1 month ago

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Alberta NDP Challenges New Voter Information Sharing Rules in Court

The Alberta NDP has filed a court challenge against the provincial government's new regulations restricting voter information sharing. These rules limit the data that elections officials can disclose to political parties. The challenge raises concerns about the implications for electoral transparency and political participation.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Alberta NDP files court challenge over province's new restricted voter list rules

Ctv News ↗

Alberta NDP files court challenge over province’s new restricted voter list rules

Global News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Manitoba Premier Requests Bloodvein First Nation to Allow Moose Hunters Access

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has urged the Bloodvein First Nation to reconsider its decision to turn away licensed moose hunters. He expressed concern that such actions could lead to negative sentiments towards Indigenous communities. The context involves allegations that the checkstop near the First Nation is affecting access to public land for licensed hunters.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, The Star

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Kinew urges Bloodvein First Nation to reconsider turning moose hunters away

Ctv News ↗ The Star ↗

Manitoba premier asks Bloodvein First Nation to allow moose hunters access

CBC News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Families Play Key Role in Dementia Care in Canada

Families are significantly involved in dementia care in Canada, often taking on extensive responsibilities. Experts have expressed concerns over the lack of political support for the dementia care system. The increasing burden on families raises questions about the adequacy of available resources and support from the government.

Sources: Google News

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Google News ↗

Markets • about 1 month ago

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Overview of Canadian National Railway's Presentation at CIBC Investor Conference

Canadian National Railway Company (CNR) presented at the 25th Annual CIBC Eastern Institutional Investor Conference on September 24, 2026. The company outlined its current operations, strategic goals, and market positioning. Key points discussed included financial performance and future growth plans.

Sources: Seeking Alpha

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Seeking Alpha ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Century-Old Cucumber Magnolia Wins Ontario Tree Pageant

A cucumber magnolia tree located in St. George, Ontario, has been declared the winner of this year's Ontario Tree Pageant. The tree is estimated to be between 100 and 140 years old. This event highlights the significance of preserving mature trees in the province.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Ctv News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Manitoba Premier Ends Time Changes

Premier Wab Kinew has officially ended time changes in Manitoba by signing a proclamation. The signing took place in Selkirk, Manitoba. This decision marks a significant change in the province's approach to time management.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News

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Manitoba premier says time changes are officially over with proclamation signing

Ctv News ↗

With the stroke of a pen, Kinew brings an end to time changes in Manitoba

CBC News ↗

Business • about 1 month ago

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Generis Group and BioSyent Recognised in Canada's Top Growing Companies 2026

Generis Group and BioSyent Inc. were both named in The Globe and Mail's Report on Business magazine ranking of Canada's Top Growing Companies for 2026. Generis Group ranked #157 overall and #6 in the Marketing category, showcasing a revenue growth of 167% from 2022 to 2025. BioSyent secured the 343rd position, attributed to its growth in revenue over a three-year period.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

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Generis Group Named One of Canada’s Top Growing Companies 2026 by The Globe and Mail

Financial Post ↗ Businesswire ↗

BioSyent Named as One of Canada’s Top Growing Companies 2026 by The Globe and Mail

Financial Post ↗

Technology • about 1 month ago

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AI Smart Glasses Recalled in Canada and the U.S. Due to Burn Hazard

AI smart glasses sold in Canada and the U.S. have been recalled due to a burn hazard. Health Canada has advised consumers to stop using the product immediately. The recall has been issued to prevent potential injuries associated with overheating.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, Global News

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AI smart glasses recalled in Canada, U.S. for burn risk: ‘Immediately stop’

Global News ↗

AI smart glasses sold in Canada, U.S. recalled due to ‘burn hazard’

Ctv News ↗

Health Canada has recalled a brand of AI smart glasses - Toronto Life

Google News ↗

‘Immediately stop using’: AI smart glasses recalled in Canada, U.S.

Ctv News ↗

‘Immediately stop using’: AI smart glasses recalled in Canada, U.S. - CTV News

Google News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Saskatchewan Court of Appeal Denies Application in Humboldt Bus Crash Case

The Court of Appeal of Saskatchewan has rejected an application from the family of Adam Herold regarding the Humboldt bus crash case, stating that it exceeded the allowable length. The application was presented by the family in connection with ongoing legal matters related to the incident. This decision comes amid continuing discussions surrounding the tragic event and its implications.

Sources: Ctv News

Audit Trail

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canada’s Olympic Curling Teams Begin Season with Unique Tournament in Port Elgin

The Canadian Olympic curling teams, skipped by Brad Jacobs and Rachel Homan, are participating in a unique 'battle of the sexes' tournament in Port Elgin. The event will last for three days and features both teams competing against each other. This tournament marks the kickoff of their competitive season.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

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Canada’s Olympic Curling squads kick off their season with unique “battle of the sexes” tournament in Port Elgin

Ctv News ↗

Canada’s Olympic Curling squads kick off their season with unique “battle of the sexes” tournament in Port Elgin - CTV News

Google News ↗

Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canadian National Pickleball League Playoffs Underway in Waterloo

The Canadian National Pickleball League playoffs are being held this week in Waterloo, Ontario. Some of Canada's top pickleball players are participating in the championships. The event highlights the growing popularity of pickleball in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News

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Ctv News ↗

Technology • about 1 month ago

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Alberta Man Seeks Community Support for Proposed Data Centre in Vulcan

An individual is attempting to gain support for a planned data centre in Vulcan, Alberta. The proposed project has generated mixed opinions among local residents. As the development progresses, the individual aims to address concerns and improve community sentiment.

Sources: Ctv News

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Ctv News ↗

Business • about 1 month ago

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Starbucks to Close Multiple Locations, Including in Colwood Corner

Starbucks has announced the closure of several stores across North America, including the location at Colwood Corner in British Columbia. This decision is part of a larger plan affecting approximately 250 stores. Other affected locations include stores in Hamilton and Merritt, among others in Canada.

Sources: Google News

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Google News ↗

Business • about 1 month ago

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Chatham-Kent Clean-Energy Project Details Revealed by CEO

A CEO has shared information regarding a proposed $1.9 billion clean-energy manufacturing campus in Chatham-Kent. Discussions with senior levels of government are ongoing, although specific details about the site's location and construction timeline have not been disclosed. The project aims to enhance clean energy production in the region.

Sources: Ctv News

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Manitoba PC Campaign Director Resigns After Nine Months

The campaign director for Manitoba's Progressive Conservative party has resigned after serving for nine months. His departure comes prior to participating in any elections. Details surrounding the reasons for his resignation have not been disclosed.

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Technology • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Startup Develops Digital Instrument for Microtonal Music

An Ontario-based startup, Dijilele, has developed a digital instrument aimed at enhancing the capabilities of acoustic instruments. This instrument allows for greater range in microtonal music, which involves intervals smaller than the traditional semitones. The startup aims to innovate music composition and performance through this technology.

Sources: Ctv News

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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RCMP Confirms Arrest of Terror Suspect in Montreal

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) announced that a terror suspect arrested in Montreal was in Canada illegally. Authorities have not disclosed further details about the suspect's identity or the underlying charges. The incident has raised concerns regarding immigration and public safety in the region.

Sources: Google News

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Alberta Minister Addresses Recent Inmate Releases in Edmonton

Alberta's Public Safety and Emergency Services Minister Mike Ellis stated that recent inmate releases in downtown Edmonton resulted from human error. He indicated that measures will be implemented to prevent similar occurrences in the future. Further details on these measures have not been provided.

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‘Human error’ saw detainees dropped off in Edmonton streets: Alberta safety minister

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‘Human error’ saw detainees dropped off in Edmonton streets: Alberta safety minister - Global News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Enhanced Security Measures Implemented at Synagogues Across Canada

In recent years, security protocols at synagogues and Jewish community centres across Canada have been strengthened. This response aims to address a rise in targeted antisemitic incidents nationally. The measures are considered a necessary step to ensure the safety of these communities.

Sources: Ctv News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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El Niño May Impact Frost and Freeze Conditions in Canada

El Niño conditions are expected to influence weather patterns across Canada. This may lead to a delay in the onset of persistent frost and hard freezes. Meteorologists suggest that the effects of El Niño could alter typical seasonal weather behaviour in the region.

Sources: Google News

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Technology • about 1 month ago

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Survey Reveals Perspectives on Planetary Health Among Canadian Radiation Oncology Professionals

A national survey conducted among Canadian radiation oncology professionals explored their perceptions of planetary health and sustainability. The findings contribute to the understanding of how medical professionals view their roles in relation to environmental health. This survey highlights the importance of integrating sustainability considerations into the practices of healthcare professionals.

Sources: Google News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canada West Golf Championships to be Held in Lethbridge

The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns will host the Canada West Golf Championships in October. This marks the first time that the championships will take place in Lethbridge. The event is expected to draw participants and spectators from various regions.

Sources: Ctv News

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Analysis of Alberta Separatism

Alberta separatism has gained attention in recent discussions, with various perspectives on its underlying causes. Some sources argue that it is based on misconceptions, while others suggest external influences may be a factor. The topic remains contentious among different opinion pieces, highlighting the diverse viewpoints regarding Alberta's political landscape.

Sources: Google News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Kori Cheverie Appointed Head Coach of Canada's Women's Hockey Team

Hockey Canada has announced the appointment of Kori Cheverie as the head coach of the women’s national hockey team. She will lead the team at the upcoming IIHF women's world championship in Esbjerg, Denmark, scheduled for November. Cheverie previously served as an assistant coach for the national team.

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Kori Cheverie named head coach of Canadian women’s hockey team

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Kori Cheverie promoted to head coach of Team Canada for women's world hockey championship

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Kori Cheverie to coach Canada’s national team as women’s hockey surges

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Analysis of U.S.-Canada Trade Relations amid Trump Administration Policies

The article discusses the impact of former President Donald Trump's statements and policies on Canada-U.S. trade relations. It highlights various viewpoints on how these actions affect Canadian interests and trade strategies. Additionally, it examines Canada's responses to these shifts in U.S. policy and the broader implications for international relations.

Sources: Google News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies Announces $17 Million Aviation Centre Expansion

The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) has announced a $17 million expansion of its Aviation Learning Centre. The investment aims to enhance educational offerings in aviation for students. This expansion reflects a growing commitment to advancing technical training in the province.

Sources: Ctv News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ottawa Senators Acquire Goaltender Jonas Johansson from Tampa Bay Lightning

The Ottawa Senators have acquired goaltender Jonas Johansson from the Tampa Bay Lightning. The trade involves future considerations, as confirmed by the NHL club on Friday. This move comes after the Senators lost goaltender Merilainen on waivers.

Sources: Global News, Google News, The Star

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Senators acquire goalie Johansson from Lightning

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Senators acquire goaltender Jonas Johansson from Lightning for future considerations

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Dynacare Staff Decline Overtime Shifts, Leading to Potential Closure of Saturday Clinics

Dynacare staff in Winnipeg have declined to work overtime shifts due to dissatisfaction with their working conditions. This could result in the closure of some clinics that typically operate on Saturdays. Long wait times for testing have been reported at Dynacare locations in the area.

Sources: Google News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Court Challenge Delays Tent Encampment Eviction in Saskatoon

A court challenge has temporarily halted the eviction of a tent encampment in Saskatoon, raising safety and public health concerns among local officials. This situation reflects broader issues related to homelessness and municipal responses in various Canadian cities. The encampment has encountered criticism regarding public safety due to reports of unsanitary conditions.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News

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Encampment standoff in Saskatoon underscores growing municipal battles across Canada

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‘Aggressive protest’: Court challenge puts encampment clearing on hold - CTV News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Two Convicted Child Killers Granted Temporary Leaves from Prison

Two convicted child killers in British Columbia were granted temporary, unescorted leaves from prison within a span of ten days. One of the individuals was granted a 60-day leave to take cooking classes, while details about the other individual's leave remain less specified. These decisions have prompted public interest and scrutiny regarding the parole process for serious offenders.

Sources: Google News

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Within 10 days, two pedophile child killers were given temporary passes to leave prison - National Post

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Park Features 1.3 km Trail Through Stunning Canyon

An Ontario park offers a scenic 1.3 km trail that takes visitors through a vibrant canyon. The canyon is characterized by its striking red and gold hues. This natural attraction aims to enhance outdoor recreational opportunities for residents and tourists alike.

Sources: Google News

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Expected Increase in Holiday Food Prices for Saskatchewan Residents

Saskatchewan residents are anticipated to face higher prices for holiday food items as the festive season approaches. Agriculture experts attribute this rise to various economic factors affecting the food supply chain. Canadians, particularly in Saskatchewan, may need to adjust their budgets for upcoming holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Sources: Ctv News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Man Fined for Hunting Violations

An Ontario man faced penalties for hunting deer without a proper licence. He also used someone else's tag during the incident. The man pleaded guilty to the charges brought against him.

Sources: Ctv News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Recall of Insulin Pens and Cartridges Affects Canadian Market

Over 1,000 insulin pens and cartridges have been recalled in Canada as of September 25. The affected products include Admelog, Apidra, Lantus, Toujeo, and Trurapi. The recall is part of ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of diabetes patients across the country.

Sources: The Star

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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London Knights Maintain Undefeated Record to Start Season

The London Knights have secured their position as the sole undefeated team in the 2026-27 season after a recent victory. They achieved this status by defeating the Owen Sound Attack in a competitive match held at Canada Life Place. The ongoing winning streak highlights the team's strong performance early in the season.

Sources: Ctv News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Methamphetamine Levels in Moncton Wastewater Ranked Among Highest in Canada

Recent data reveals that Moncton has some of the highest levels of methamphetamine in its wastewater in Canada. According to Statistics Canada, the findings indicate significant drug use patterns across various Canadian cities. Moncton's data specifically shows methamphetamine levels that are ranked third highest per capita.

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Moncton wastewater reveals methamphetamine levels among highest in Canada

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What Canada's wastewater reveals about drug use in 8 cities

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What Canada's wastewater reveals about drug use in 8 cities - CBC

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Cineplex Considers Potential Sale Amid Movie Theatre Resurgence

Cineplex is contemplating a potential sale as interest in movie theatres appears to be growing among Canadian audiences. Financial reports and expert opinions indicate a resurgence in theatre attendance, particularly among younger viewers. This situation coincides with the appointment of a new CEO at Cineplex.

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Fuel Prices in Newfoundland and Labrador Remain Highest in Canada

As of September 25, 2026, fuel prices in Newfoundland and Labrador are reported to be the highest in Canada. This trend has been consistent, with previous reports indicating similar price levels. The data reflects the current economic situation related to fuel costs within the province.

Sources: Google News

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Debate Over Privatization of Canada's Busiest Airports

Ottawa plans to privatize operations at Canada's four busiest airports as a means to generate revenue. Some experts argue that this move could lead to increased costs for consumers, despite government claims of potential savings. The discussion raises questions about the relationship between privatization and consumer pricing in the aviation sector.

Sources: The Star

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Companies Open US Plants Amid Tariff Challenges

A Canadian company, GoliathTech, opened a manufacturing plant in the United States to ensure its survival amid trade tensions. The company's leadership believes that without this move, the business would not have continued to operate. This situation reflects the broader challenges faced by some Canadian firms in light of ongoing tariff disputes.

Sources: The Star

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Ambassador Discusses Benefits of Closer EU Partnership

Ambassador Jonathan Wilkinson spoke about the potential advantages of a strengthened partnership between Canada and the European Union. He emphasized that such ties would not compromise Canada's sovereignty. Instead, he suggested that closer collaboration could enhance resilience in the face of global challenges.

Sources: The Star

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Toronto Chefs Embrace Farming to Enhance Farm-to-Table Dining

Several chefs in Toronto are purchasing land to grow their own produce, contributing to the farm-to-table movement. This trend focuses on providing fresher ingredients while supporting sustainability in the food industry. The initiative also encourages a closer connection between chefs and the agricultural community in Ontario.

Sources: The Star

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Business • about 1 month ago

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2027 Ram TRX SRT Introduced in Canada with High Performance and Luxury Features

The 2027 Ram TRX SRT, featuring a supercharged V8 engine, is set to be available at Canadian dealerships this fall. This high-performance truck boasts a price tag of $147,990 and can accelerate to 96 km/h in just 3.5 seconds. Weighing approximately three tonnes, it combines both power and luxury in its design.

Sources: The Star

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Newcomers Reflect on Alberta's Separation Debate

The topic of Alberta's potential separation from Canada is eliciting strong feelings among immigrants who have settled in the province. For many, the discussion raises concerns about citizenship, legal status, and Canadian identity. Recent polling indicates a shifting sentiment regarding support for separatism in Alberta.

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‘I’ve become Canadian in Calgary’: Newcomer weighs Alberta’s separation debate

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Toronto Filmmaker Atom Egoyan Prepares Opera Remount

Atom Egoyan, an Oscar-nominated filmmaker from Toronto, is remounting Mozart’s opera 'Così fan tutte' at the Canadian Opera Company. The performance is scheduled to take place from October 3 to 18. This project marks a transition for Egoyan as he explores a different art form.

Sources: The Star

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Alice Childress's 'Wine in the Wilderness' Presented by Canadian Stage

Alice Childress's play 'Wine in the Wilderness' is being staged by Canadian Stage. The production is set against the backdrop of the 1964 Harlem riots and addresses themes of classism and internalized racism. The play is described as an important exploration of race and misogyny within a historical context.

Sources: The Star

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Technology • about 1 month ago

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Proposal for Nova Scotia's First Data Centre Sparks Interest Among Local Leaders

A proposal for the establishment of Nova Scotia's first data centre has garnered interest from local leaders. They view it as an opportunity for economic growth and job creation in the region. Ongoing discussions are expected to continue as stakeholders assess the potential benefits and challenges of the project.

Sources: Google News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Canadian Indie Band Hey Rosetta! Announces Reunion After Nearly Ten Years

Hey Rosetta!, a Canadian indie band known for their distinctive sound, is reuniting after a nearly decade-long hiatus. The band's lead singer, Tim Baker, has indicated this decision comes after a period of personal exploration and reflection. Fans of the band can look forward to upcoming performances that will showcase their cherished music.

Sources: Ctv News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Ontario Property Taxation Issues

Ontario is currently facing challenges related to property taxation and its impact on property owners. Concerns have been raised regarding the fairness and effectiveness of the current taxation system. Various stakeholders are calling for reforms to address these issues.

Sources: Google News

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Identifying Toss-Up Ridings in the Upcoming Quebec General Election

The upcoming Quebec general election includes 28 ridings classified as 'toss-ups' among the 127 total ridings. These toss-up ridings could be decisive in determining the overall outcome of the election. The identification of these ridings is crucial for understanding electoral dynamics in Quebec.

Sources: Ctv News

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Call for Pension Reforms for Injured Workers

A former public servant in Ottawa is advocating for changes to pension regulations concerning workers who retire prematurely due to job-related injuries. The proposed reforms aim to improve the pension benefits available to these individuals. The discussion highlights the ongoing challenges faced by injured workers in Canada.

Sources: The Star

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Early October Prime Day Deals Available on Amazon Canada

Amazon Canada is offering a range of early October Prime Day deals, including discounts on a Shark vacuum and skincare products. The discounts feature items priced under $50 across various categories. Consumers can find substantial savings on well-known brands during this promotional event.

Sources: Google News

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Discussion on Antisemitism and Jewish Identity in Canada

Recent discussions among Canadian media highlight concerns over antisemitism and the identity challenges faced by Jewish communities. Key commentators address the pressures on Canadian Jews and the perception of antisemitism in society. The ongoing dialogue reflects differing views on the historical context and contemporary implications of these issues.

Sources: Google News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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MADD Canada Hosts Events to Address Impaired Driving

MADD Canada organized two significant events in Oakville, Ontario, aimed at tackling impaired driving. The first event, a Policy Symposium, focuses on bringing together experts to discuss effective strategies and policies for preventing impaired driving incidents. The second event involves the gathering of volunteers and leaders for a National Leadership Conference dedicated to supporting victims and working on prevention initiatives.

Sources: Financial Post

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MADD Canada Policy Symposium Brings Experts Together to Advance Solutions to Prevent Impaired Driving

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MADD Canada Welcomes New National President as Volunteers Gather in Toronto for National Leadership Conference

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Discussion on Mark Carney's Political Positioning

Mark Carney has been the subject of commentary regarding his potential political aspirations. Some groups that have been critical of him are now focusing their attention on his prospects as a successor to Justin Trudeau. The discussion reflects broader political dynamics within Canadian politics and party affiliations.

Sources: National Post

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Canada's Top Growing Companies and Their Innovative Strategies

A recent analysis ranks Canada’s top growing companies that are addressing the innovation gap within various sectors. These companies are navigating the challenges of the current economic and geopolitical landscape while seeking growth opportunities. Among the featured firms are diverse industries, highlighting the resilience and adaptability of Canadian businesses.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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BC Farmers Prepare for Pesticide and Livestock Medication Collection This Fall

Farmers in British Columbia, specifically in Vancouver Island and Fraser Valley, are set to take part in Cleanfarms' Unwanted Pesticides and Old Livestock/Equine Medications (UPLM) program this October. This program is part of a nationwide environmental stewardship initiative aimed at reducing agricultural waste. The UPLM program has been operating for several years and is designed to support responsible disposal practices among farmers.

Sources: Financial Post

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Business • about 1 month ago

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Tilray Brands to Release First Quarter Fiscal Year 2027 Financial Results

Tilray Brands, Inc. is set to announce its financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2027 on October 8, 2026. The company operates in various sectors including cannabis, beverages, hospitality, and wellness. The announcement was made on September 25, 2026, from multiple offices including locations in New York, London, and Leamington, Ontario.

Sources: Financial Post

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Former RCMP Intelligence Official Granted Day Parole

A former RCMP intelligence official, convicted of breaching Canada's secrets law, has been granted day parole. This decision is intended to assist in his reintegration into society, potentially including employment in the electrical field. The parole is a step towards his full release from incarceration.

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Ex-RCMP intelligence official convicted in secrets case has been granted day parole

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Ex-RCMP official convicted of breaching secrets law granted day parole

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Israeli Prime Minister Travels Through Canadian Airspace Amid Arrest Warrant

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu travelled through Canadian airspace on Thursday. This occurred while an international arrest warrant against him remained in effect. The incident has drawn attention from various Canadian news outlets.

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Markets • about 1 month ago

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Economists Offer Divergent Views on Future Interest Rate Changes in Canada

A recent survey indicates that many economists expect inflation in Canada to remain elevated. Some experts, such as those from Manulife, have altered their outlook, suggesting the Bank of Canada may increase interest rates sooner than previously anticipated. Current interest rates sit at 2.25%, with differing predictions regarding future adjustments.

Sources: Financial Post

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Bank of Canada likely to hike rates next month as inflation pressures build, says Manulife

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Economists see inflation running hotter in Canada, survey shows

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Vancouver Island Youth Sports Face Delays Due to Volunteer Shortage

Youth sports seasons on Vancouver Island may experience delays as some divisions in lacrosse and minor hockey are unable to proceed without sufficient volunteers. This issue is part of a broader trend of declining volunteerism in Canada. Community response and engagement may be key to resolving this challenge.

Sources: CBC News

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Technology • about 1 month ago

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FreshBooks Introduces AI Features for Small Businesses and Solopreneurs

FreshBooks, a leader in small business management software, has announced new AI features aimed at empowering solopreneurs and small businesses. A recent survey conducted by FreshBooks indicates varied readiness among small businesses to integrate AI into their financial workflows. The company's new offerings allow users the flexibility to choose how and when to adopt AI tools.

Sources: Financial Post

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Business • about 1 month ago

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LEDVANCE Canada Celebrates 10th Anniversary and Future Plans

LEDVANCE Canada is celebrating its 10th anniversary as an independent brand. The company has emphasized its focus on customer partnerships and community needs in the Canadian market. As it enters its next decade, LEDVANCE aims to enhance its service offerings in Canada.

Sources: Financial Post

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Federal Leaders Respond to Killing of Montreal Woman During Work Call

A Montreal woman was killed while participating in a work Zoom call, prompting reactions from federal leaders. The Prime Minister stated that Canada will ensure the perpetrator faces full consequences. This incident has raised concerns about safety and security in remote working environments.

Sources: Global News

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EQAO Releases Results from 2025–2026 Assessments

The Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) released the results of its provincial and local assessments for the 2025–2026 academic year on September 25, 2026. The findings include various aspects of literacy and mathematics achievement across different grades. Notably, while there has been growth in mathematics achievement, challenges persist, particularly for students with special education needs.

Sources: Financial Post

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EQAO Releases Assessment Results for 2025–2026 School Year

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Media Advisory: EQAO to Release Provincial-, School-Board- and School-Level Results from Its 2025–2026 Assessments

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Business • about 1 month ago

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WaitWell Recognized Among Canada's Fastest Growing Companies

WaitWell, a Calgary-based service operations platform, has been ranked 57th in a list of Canada's top growing companies. The company achieved a growth rate of 500% over three years as it expanded services across healthcare centres, campuses, government offices, and retailers. This recognition highlights the demand for improved front-line services in various sectors in Canada and the United States.

Sources: Financial Post

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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RCMP Watchdog Delays Report on British Columbia Protests Due to Election

The RCMP's federal review agency has postponed the release of a report investigating the policing of protests in British Columbia. The delay is attributed to the recent snap election call. First Nations leaders and civil liberties advocates have expressed concerns regarding the postponement of this important investigation.

Sources: CBC News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Sault College Cougars Maintain Undefeated Record in Second Season

The Sault College Cougars football team has won their first six games of the season in the Ontario Football Conference. This marks a successful season for the team in only its second year of competition. Their performance places them in a strong position for a potential national title spot.

Sources: CBC News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Alberta High School Teachers Create Fashion Boutique for Underprivileged Students

High school teachers in Alberta have established a fashion boutique aimed at supporting underprivileged students. The initiative provides access to clothing and resources, promoting inclusivity and self-esteem among students. This project reflects a community-focused effort to address the needs of students who may struggle with clothing accessibility.

Sources: National Post

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Discussion on U.K.-Canada Relations and CANZUK

Mark Carney discusses the relationship between the United Kingdom and Canada in the context of CANZUK, a proposed alliance involving Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. Carney emphasizes the historical connection and shared values between Britain and Canada. The conversation highlights potential benefits of closer ties and collaboration among these nations.

Sources: National Post

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NP Digital Canada Achieves High Rankings in Top Growing Companies List

NP Digital Canada has been ranked second in the marketing category and twenty-fourth overall among 375 companies in the 2026 Report on Business rankings of Canada's Top Growing Companies. The rankings highlight the agency's growth and performance compared to other businesses across the country. This recognition underscores NP Digital Canada's position within the marketing sector in Canada.

Sources: Financial Post

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Courtney Sarault and Felix Roussel Win at Canadian Short Track Championships

Courtney Sarault won the women's 1,500-metre event at the Canadian short track championships held in Montreal. Felix Roussel took first place in the men's 1,500-metre race. Both athletes' performances highlighted their success in the sport following recent competitions, including the Olympics.

Sources: CBC News

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Florence Brunelle captures Canadian women's 1,000m short track title in a photo finish

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Moncton's Courtney Sarault wins Canadian women's 1,500m short track title

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Speed skaters Sarault, Roussel victorious in 1,500m races at short track nationals

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Canadian Air Traffic to the U.S. Shows Signs of Recovery

Recent reports indicate that Canadian air traffic to the United States is beginning to increase after a decline lasting 18 months. Most major airports in Canada have reported increases in domestic traffic, with the exception of Edmonton. This marks a potential turning point for the aviation sector as travel demand rises.

Sources: Financial Post

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Over 60,000 Manitobans Use Food Banks Monthly, Report Indicates

A recent report from Harvest Manitoba indicates that over 60,000 individuals access food banks in the province each month. The report highlights a significant increase in usage, which has doubled in the past five years. Nearly half of the food bank clients are reported to be children.

Sources: Global News, CBC News

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Record levels of hungry clients being served as Manitoba Harvest turns 40: food bank report

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Winners Announced for Manitoba Book Awards

The Manitoba Book Awards have recognized local authors for their outstanding contributions to literature. Zilla Jones, Chimwemwe Undi, and Cale Plett were among the recipients of this year's awards. The program aims to highlight the best books written by Manitoba authors.

Sources: CBC News

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Edmonton Man Charged with Child Luring Using Snapchat

An Edmonton man has been charged with online child sexual exploitation. The man allegedly used Snapchat's location features to track two youths and coerced them into sharing sexually explicit videos. The arrest was made earlier this month by the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams (ALERT).

Sources: CBC News

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Markets • about 1 month ago

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Computer Modelling Group Ltd. Completes Substantial Issuer Bid

Computer Modelling Group Ltd. has completed its substantial issuer bid, repurchasing 4,444,444 common shares at C$4.50 each. The buyback is part of the company's strategy to enhance shareholder value. The repurchased shares will be canceled following the transaction.

Sources: Financial Post

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Starbucks Announces Closure of 250 Stores Across North America

Starbucks has confirmed plans to close 250 stores in North America as part of a strategic review of its operations. The decision is part of the second wave of store closures under CEO Brian Niccol. The United Steelworkers union has expressed concerns regarding the impact of these closures on employees.

Sources: Google News, Global News, Financial Post

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Starbucks Canada closing some B.C. locations

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Starbucks to close 250 more stores in Canada and the U.S.

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Starbucks to close another 250 coffeehouses in North America - BNN Bloomberg

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United Steelworkers union calls out Starbucks decision to close 250 stores

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Business • about 1 month ago

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NervGen to Restate Financial Statements Due to Accounting Adjustments

NervGen, a biopharmaceutical company based in Vancouver, announced it will restate its previously filed financial statements. The restatement will involve reducing the reported stock-based compensation expense, warrant liabilities, and accumulated deficit, but will not affect cash flow or business operations. The adjustments are intended to correct accounting discrepancies without impacting the company's financial health.

Sources: Financial Post

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Quest PharmaTech Announces New Chief Executive Officer

Quest PharmaTech Inc. has announced a change in its Chief Executive Officer, effective November 23, 2026. Dr. Madi Madiyalakan will assume the role following the transition. The company is focused on developing pharmaceutical products to enhance quality of life through its technologies and investee companies.

Sources: Financial Post

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Expert Warns of Potential Impacts on Canada from U.S.-China Relations

Michael Kovrig, an analyst, commented on the recent summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. He suggested the summit emphasized symbolism over substantive policy changes. Kovrig expressed concerns that the U.S.-China relationship could negatively affect Canada's interests.

Sources: CBC News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Doug Ford's Government Continues to Provide Corporate Subsidies

Ontario's provincial government under Premier Doug Ford has increased its financial support for various corporations through subsidies. This shift comes despite previous criticisms from the Progressive Conservatives regarding the concept of corporate welfare. Critics have pointed out the apparent contradiction between past statements and current policies.

Sources: National Post

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Alberta Business Leaders Address the Debate on Separatism

Alberta oil executives have largely avoided taking a strong stance on the issue of separatism. Some leaders express concerns that separatism may jeopardize investment and economic growth in the province. Overall, there seems to be a general inclination towards supporting Alberta's role within Canada among business executives.

Sources: Financial Post, The Globe and Mail

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Imperial Oil CEO calls for Alberta to reject separatism

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Judge Orders Document Return in Mentzelopoulos’ Wrongful Dismissal Case

A judge has mandated that Dr. Vern Mentzelopoulos must return certain records related to his wrongful dismissal lawsuit against Alberta Health Services. The ruling comes after an extended period of ongoing disputes regarding the documents involved. This decision could impact the progression of the legal proceedings in this case.

Sources: CBC News

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Newfoundland and Labrador Daycare Owners Optimistic About Child Care Grant Program

Daycare representatives in Newfoundland and Labrador express a positive outlook regarding the province's operating grant program for child care. Recent discussions with the education department and Minister Paul Dinn have led to this improved sentiment. The program supports more than 6,000 child care spaces across the province.

Sources: CBC News

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Newfoundland and Labrador Introduces Online Driver's Licence Renewal Service

Newfoundland and Labrador has launched a new online service for the renewal of driver's licences. Government Services Minister Lloyd Parrott stated that this initiative is the first of its kind in North America. Residents can now complete the renewal process without needing to wait in line at service centres.

Sources: CBC News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Saskatchewan Farmers Experience Increased Costs and Delays in Harvest

Farmers in Saskatchewan are facing higher costs and reduced time to complete their harvests this season. While they are beginning to bring more of their crops in, challenges remain. This situation has notable implications for the agricultural sector in the province.

Sources: Global News

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Prince Edward Island's Province House Set to Reopen

Prince Edward Island's Province House is scheduled to reopen after being closed for nearly 12 years. The reopening marks an emotional moment for MLAs and staff who have worked in the building. The structure has significant historical value and will once again serve as a legislative hub.

Sources: CBC News

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Saskatchewan Rural Health System Under Scrutiny Following Tragic Case

The death of Chelsea Bear, a pregnant woman from Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, has highlighted concerns about the rural health-care system in the area. Bear was pregnant with twins and lost one of the babies. The Saskatchewan NDP government is calling for changes to the rural health-care system in response to this incident.

Sources: Global News

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Alberta Government Invests $38.5 Million in Driving Safety Training Campus

The Alberta government has announced a $38.5 million investment in the Alberta Motor Transport Association Safety Campus located in Beaumont. This facility will focus on providing hands-on training for law enforcement and commercial drivers. The initiative aims to enhance driving safety across the province.

Sources: Global News

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Red River Valley Municipalities Consider Cost Responsibilities for Farmers After Dust Storms

A committee of municipalities in the Red River Valley of Manitoba is discussing the idea that farmers who fail to implement soil conservation practices may be held financially responsible for cleanup costs following dust storms. This proposal arises after a particularly costly dust storm in the region. The municipalities are focusing on ways to prevent future environmental damage and manage associated cleanup expenses.

Sources: CBC News

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Trial of Alberta Mountie Accused of Data Leak Concludes Crown Case

The Crown has concluded its evidence in the trial of an Alberta Mountie accused of leaking police data to the Rwandan government. The prosecution alleges the officer was manipulated into accessing a national police database by an individual associated with the Rwandan High Commission. In contrast, the defence claims there was a misunderstanding regarding the officer's actions.

Sources: CBC News

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Manitoba Government Expands Mental Health Care with New Psychiatrist Hires

The Manitoba government has announced the hiring of 17 new psychiatrists this year. This initiative aims to enhance mental health care services throughout the province. The government emphasizes the importance of addressing mental health needs for residents.

Sources: CBC News

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Technology • about 1 month ago

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Jacob Tremblay Discusses Role in Film About the Unabomber

Canadian actor Jacob Tremblay shares insights about his role in the upcoming film 'Unabomber.' He discusses the challenges of portraying a complex character tied to a historical figure known for violence. Tremblay reflects on the theme of empathy in relation to the character he plays.

Sources: CBC News

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Canadian Astronaut Joshua Kutryk Set to Launch to ISS

Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is scheduled to launch to the International Space Station (ISS) on October 1 from Cape Canaveral, Florida. This mission follows Jeremy Hansen's recent journey around the moon. Kutryk is taking innovative Canadian technology with him that is also intended to benefit people on Earth.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

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Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is heading to the ISS next week

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Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is heading to the ISS next week - cbc.ca

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This medical device heading to space with Joshua Kutryk is also helping people here on Earth

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Newfoundland and Labrador Government Seeks Public Input on Population Growth Strategies

The provincial government of Newfoundland and Labrador is seeking feedback from the public regarding strategies to increase the province's population. This initiative comes as the fertility rate in the province has reached a record low and population growth is stalling, exacerbated by recent federal immigration cuts. The government aims to address these demographic challenges through community engagement and input.

Sources: CBC News

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Premier Tim Houston Expresses Support for Data Centres in Nova Scotia

Premier Tim Houston has indicated a willingness to support the establishment of data centres in Nova Scotia, citing their growing importance as infrastructure. EverWind Fuels has revealed plans for the province's first data centre alongside its wind turbine and green hydrogen production projects. Local leaders are optimistic about the economic benefits, while some environmental advocates express concerns regarding resource usage.

Sources: Global News, CBC News

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N.S. premier says he’s open to data centres, as one company advances plans

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Premier Tim Houston softens stance on data centres operating in Nova Scotia

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Some local leaders see opportunity in proposal for Nova Scotia's first data centre

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Terry Fox's Near Miss During the Marathon of Hope

In May 1980, Terry Fox arrived in North Sydney, Nova Scotia, to continue his cross-country run intended to raise cancer awareness. During this time, both Fox and the accompanying CBC crew experienced a potentially dangerous incident while on the highway. The event highlights the challenges Fox faced during his Marathon of Hope journey.

Sources: CBC News

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P.E.I. Residents Opt for Private Care in Quebec for Hip Replacement Surgery

Neil and Janet Payne from Prince Edward Island faced extended wait times for a hip replacement procedure. To avoid the lengthy wait, they borrowed $25,000 and traveled to Quebec for the surgery. This decision highlights the challenges related to healthcare wait times in Canada.

Sources: CBC News

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Facing a 2-year wait, this P.E.I. couple borrowed $25K to get a hip replacement in Montreal

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Long wait for surgery drives Islander to pay $25K for hip replacement in Quebec

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Concerns Raised About Exercise Emphasis in P.E.I.'s Chronic Disease Strategy

A fitness expert in Prince Edward Island has expressed concerns that the province's new chronic disease strategy does not sufficiently highlight the importance of exercise. The expert argues that exercise is key to both preventing and managing long-term health conditions. The strategy's lack of detailed guidelines for integrating physical activity is viewed as a missed opportunity.

Sources: CBC News

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Alberta Referendum on Separation Approaches Amid Mixed Polling Data

Alberta is set to hold a referendum on October 19 regarding whether the province should stay in Canada or pursue separation. Recent polls indicate that a significant majority of Albertans, around 70%, wish to remain a part of Canada, though support for separatism appears to be declining. Some within the separatist movement challenge this data, claiming it motivates their efforts ahead of the vote.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News

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Alberta separatists remain motivated in face of poll suggesting dip in support

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As Alberta separatism referendum looms, flags become symbol of voting intention — and tension

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As referendum looms, 70% of Albertans want province to remain in Canada

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As referendum looms, 70% of Albertans want province to remain in Canada - Global News

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With time running out, new poll suggests Alberta separatism support is slipping

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With time running out, new poll suggests Alberta separatism support is slipping - CBC

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Analysis of Alberta's Support for Future Separation Referendum

Recent polls indicate that support for a potential separation referendum in Alberta is limited. However, the turnout of voters at related events may have a considerable impact on the outcome of such a vote. The dynamics of public engagement are crucial in shaping political decisions in the province.

Sources: Global News

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Analysis of Mark Carney's Remarks on EU Relations

Conrad Black evaluates Mark Carney's recent comments regarding the European Union and the United States. The article emphasizes the significant economic disparities between the two regions. Black suggests that Canadian leadership should take these differences into account before escalating tensions.

Sources: National Post

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Politics • about 1 month ago

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Const. Jeff Smith Recognized for Bravery in Belleville

Constable Jeff Smith has been acknowledged for his actions in Belleville, where he reportedly risked his safety to protect others. This recognition raises discussions about public service and heroism in Canada. The event has implications for community values and recognition of law enforcement efforts.

Sources: National Post

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Iddo Moed: The hero of Belleville represents what Canada should stand for

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NP View: Heroes in Belleville, cravens in Ottawa

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Majority of Canadians Support Unity Amid Separatist Sentiment in Alberta and Quebec

A recent poll indicates that the majority of Canadians prefer Alberta to remain part of Canada despite existing separatist sentiments in the province and Quebec. The survey shows widespread support for provincial unity among Canadians. This trend suggests a collective preference for national cohesion over regional separation.

Sources: Global News

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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New Measurement Indicates Kapakaytay Falls May Be Manitoba's Tallest Waterfall

Researchers have measured the height of Kapakaytay Falls in northern Manitoba using digital photogrammetry. Their calculations suggest that the waterfall stands at approximately 16 metres. This height surpasses that of Kwasitchewan Falls, which has previously held the title of Manitoba's tallest waterfall.

Sources: CBC News

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Saskatchewan Reports Increased Ladybug Population

Saskatchewan is experiencing a notable increase in the ladybug population this month. Experts attribute this surge to a rise in the aphid population, which serves as a food source for ladybugs. The ladybugs are expected to begin hibernating soon as temperatures drop.

Sources: CBC News

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BAPE Releases Report on Transport Ministry's Coastal Hazards Program

The Bureau d'audiences publiques sur l'environnement (BAPE) has released a report regarding the Transport Ministry's programme addressing coastal hazards. This report comes at the request of the Minister of Environment. The document aims to evaluate the ministry's approaches and strategies in dealing with coastal risks in Quebec.

Sources: Les Affairs

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Illegal Lobster Fishing: Nearly 3,000 Pounds of Lobster Seized in Gaspé Region

In the Gaspé region, Fisheries and Oceans Canada seized nearly 3,000 pounds of lobster, approximately 1,360 kilograms, in a processing facility. The operation was part of a crackdown on illegal fishing activities. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding fishing regulations in the area.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles

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Health Warning Issued Over Undeclared Ingredients in Ice Cream Products

The Quebec Ministry of Agriculture has issued a health warning regarding various ice cream products sold by the company Au péché mignon. The warning highlights the presence of undeclared ingredients including wheat, soy, milk, and sulfites. Consumers are advised to avoid these products to prevent potential allergic reactions.

Sources: Les Affairs

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Increase in Hazardous Pesticide Use in Canada Over Two Decades

The use of hazardous pesticides in Canada has reportedly increased over the past 20 years. Sources indicate that government regulations on pesticide use have not advanced accordingly. This trend raises concerns about agricultural practices and public health safety.

Sources: Journal De Québec, Tva Nouvelles, Journal Montreal

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Provincial • about 1 month ago

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Marineland Belugas in Chicago Died Due to Pre-existing Chronic Illness

Two belugas transferred from Marineland to Chicago died a few weeks later due to pre-existing chronic illnesses, according to Shedd Aquarium. The aquarium has not provided additional details regarding the circumstances of their deaths. This event raises questions about animal transfer practices and care protocols in aquariums.

Sources: Le Canada Français

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Controversy Surrounds TES Canada's Wind Turbine Project in Mauricie

TES Canada is introducing a wind turbine project in the Mauricie region, leading to divisions within the community. Different groups have emerged, supporting and opposing the initiative. The conflicting opinions reflect broader concerns about renewable energy development in the area.

Sources: Radio-canada Ca

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The Resurgence of Shale Gas Production in Quebec: Understanding Environmental Risks

Recent discussions in Quebec have focused on the potential revival of shale gas production and its environmental implications. Scientific assessments aim to evaluate the actual risks associated with such activities. This dialogue includes insights into both local practices and the broader context of resource extraction in Canada.

Sources: Radio-canada Ca

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New Moose Hunting Regulations Introduced in Quebec

New regulations in Quebec allow hunters to obtain a permit to hunt antlerless moose (OSB) through a lottery system. This change applies across the province except in designated areas of Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, Abitibi-Témiscamingue, and the Côte-Nord. Previously, hunters were limited to hunting calves and females every other year.

Sources: Le Droit, Le Quotidien, Le-nouvelliste, La-voix-de-lest, Le Soleil, La Tribune

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Federal Program Helps Recruit Research Talent in Ontario

A federal program aimed at attracting foreign researchers has enabled the University of Ottawa to hire a former director of the National Institute of Scientific Research in Quebec. This individual had relocated to Italy following a dispute involving allegations of psychological harassment and accusations of ties to China. The employment reflects ongoing efforts to bring in top talent to Canadian institutions.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

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