Canada Edition · Day Desk

Tuesday, September 29

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Politics • 28 days ago

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford Advocates for Alberta to Stay in Canada

Ontario Premier Doug Ford visited Calgary, urging Albertans to vote in favour of remaining part of Canada during an upcoming referendum. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith accompanied Ford during the event. The referendum is scheduled for October 19, and will ask Albertans if they wish to stay in Canada or pursue a second binding referendum on leaving Confederation.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star

Politics • 28 days ago

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Expert Comments on Low Risk of U.S. Military Action Against Canada

A former Canadian military commander has stated that the likelihood of U.S. military action against Canada is remote. However, he acknowledges that the existence of any risk reflects the rapidly changing global security environment. These comments come amidst ongoing discussions about international military strategies and regional security concerns.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Poilievre to Assist Fundraising for Federalist Initiatives in Alberta

Pierre Poilievre is set to headline a fundraising event aimed at promoting federalist efforts in Alberta. The event underscores ongoing political discussions surrounding federalism within the province. Alberta's political landscape may be impacted by this focus on federalist support and the engagement of prominent political figures.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Flu Cases and Hospitalizations Reported in Prince Edward Island

The provincial government of Prince Edward Island has reported the presence of flu cases and hospitalizations for the current season. This early indication comes as health authorities monitor the flu situation. Further information on the scale and specifics of these cases has not yet been disclosed.

Sources: Ctv News

Business • 28 days ago

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Air Canada Suspends Dubai Flights Until March 2027

Air Canada has announced the cancellation of all flights to Dubai until March 2027. This decision is part of a broader trend among airlines, including Air France, Wizz Air, and British Airways, which have also extended flight suspensions. The airline's exit from the Dubai market raises questions about potential impacts on travel and connectivity in the region.

Sources: Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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Canada Energy Regulator Approves Trans Mountain Toll Settlement

The Canada Energy Regulator has approved a settlement regarding tolls for the Trans Mountain pipeline, which transports oil from Alberta to British Columbia. This settlement aims to increase the pipeline's contracted capacity to 90% and set new tariffs. The decision is expected to impact the usage of the pipeline and the federal government’s plans related to its sale.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Seeking Alpha, The Star

Politics • 28 days ago

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CAQ Leader Addresses Foreign Interference Claims Amid Campaign Controversy

Christine Fréchette, leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ), has attributed the handling of foreign interference claims to her party members. She made these remarks while attempting to distance herself from the ongoing controversy during her election campaign. The situation has persisted as a significant issue in the final stages of the campaign.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Ontario Premier Discusses Proposed Northern Shield Pipeline Investment

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has indicated that the Ontario government is willing to invest taxpayer dollars in the proposed Northern Shield pipeline, which would transport oil from Alberta to Sarnia. This project spans approximately 3,300 kilometers and has a capacity of up to 500,000 barrels per day. Ford noted that while Ontario will contribute funds, it will not seek to be the majority partner in the project.

Sources: Financial Post, The Globe and Mail, Google News, Ctv News

Business • 28 days ago

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Competition Bureau Highlights Pricing Policies at Grocery Stores

Canada's Competition Bureau has reported that minimum advertised pricing policies may prevent grocery stores from displaying their lowest prices to consumers. This situation has implications for shopping transparency and competition in the food retail sector. The Bureau's findings are part of an ongoing assessment of pricing practices within the industry.

Sources: Ctv News

Technology • 28 days ago

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Canadian Telescope Maps Distant Hydrogen Emissions

Researchers at the University of British Columbia have utilized a radio telescope in British Columbia to successfully map the earliest emissions of hydrogen, which offers new insights into dark energy. This significant discovery is expected to enhance our understanding of the universe's development. The findings highlight the potential for this technology to contribute to astronomical research in Canada and beyond.

Sources: Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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Slate Grocery REIT Acquired by American Buyers for $2.34 Billion

Slate Grocery REIT has been acquired in a deal valued at approximately $2.34 billion by a joint venture consisting of Brixmor Property Group and Everwood Capital. The acquisition follows the recent announcement of a distribution cut by Slate Grocery. This transaction signifies ongoing interest from American investors in Canadian real estate assets.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Alberta Referendum Sees High Demand for Mail-in Ballots

Elections Alberta has reported over 650,000 requests for special ballots for the upcoming Oct. 19 referendum. This number marks a significant increase compared to the 2023 provincial general election. Approximately 100,000 electors have already cast their votes using mail-in ballots.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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Ottawa Invests $22.4 Million to Expand Kelowna International Airport

The federal government of Canada has announced a funding allocation of $22.4 million for the expansion of Kelowna International Airport. The investment is expected to extend basic infrastructure to over 66.77 hectares of undeveloped land. Plans include the development of a runway-accessible industrial park along the airport's eastern border.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Technology • 28 days ago

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New Study Examines Canada's First Human Case of Bird Flu

A new study has re-evaluated the details surrounding Canada's first confirmed human case of bird flu. The research challenges previously held theories related to the case, providing new insights into monitoring pandemic threats. The findings underscore the importance of continued surveillance and understanding of avian influenza in humans.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Truth and Reconciliation Events Initiated at University of Lethbridge

The University of Lethbridge is hosting a series of events in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. These events are set to lead up to the national observance on Wednesday. The initiative aims to raise awareness about Indigenous issues and promote healing and reconciliation within the community.

Sources: Ctv News

Business • 28 days ago

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Starbucks Closes Two Locations in Ottawa Due to Restructuring

Two Starbucks locations in Ottawa have been closed as part of a broader restructuring effort by the company across North America. The closures are part of a recent trend affecting various Starbucks locations in Canada. This decision is part of a larger corporate strategy aimed at adjusting store operations due to changing market conditions.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Canada’s Federal Prisons to Distribute Paper Straws for Inmate Use

Canada's federal prison system will start providing paper straws to inmates. This initiative is intended to reduce the risks associated with drug use within prisons. The program is part of a broader strategy to promote safer practices among inmates.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Report Highlights Minimum Wage Challenges in Manitoba

A report indicates that many individuals in Winnipeg find it difficult to afford basic living expenses due to the current minimum wage lagging behind the actual required amount. The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives states that the necessary hourly wage for families in Manitoba's largest cities has increased this year. The findings highlight ongoing economic concerns for residents relying on minimum wage employment.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Saskatchewan Roughriders' Harris Misses Practice Due to Illness

Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Trevor Harris did not participate fully in practice due to illness. The team returned to practice following their loss in Week 17 against the B.C. Lions. Additionally, quarterback Cody Campbell is reportedly nearing his return to the lineup.

Sources: Ctv News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Alberta Teen Charged with Multiple Offences Linked to Group 764

A 17-year-old from Lethbridge, Alberta, has been charged with several offences, including terrorism and animal cruelty, in relation to activities connected to the group known as 764. The RCMP state that the accused's online behaviour aligns with the actions of a designated terrorist group. Investigations into this case highlight concerns about the influence of violent online groups on youth.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Metro Vancouver Man Wins $32 Million in Lotto 6/49

A man from Metro Vancouver has won a jackpot of $32 million playing Lotto 6/49. He expressed excitement about how this life-changing amount will impact his future plans. Other winners were also reported from various lottery draws across Canada.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 28 days ago

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New Appointment of Canada's Ambassador to the UAE Announced

The Government of Canada has appointed a senior aide to former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney as the new ambassador to the United Arab Emirates. Angad Singh Dhillon, who hails from Ludhiana, India, will take on this diplomatic role. The appointment marks a significant move as Canada continues to strengthen its ties with the UAE.

Sources: Google News

Markets • 28 days ago

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Investment Summit Sparks Interest in TSX Stocks

A recent investment summit led by Mark Carney highlighted the potential for significant investments in Canadian markets. Two stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) are attracting attention from analysts in light of discussions surrounding the $1 trillion investment. Investors are encouraged to monitor these stocks for future growth.

Sources: Google News

Markets • 28 days ago

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BMO Covered Call Canadian Banks Fund Rated as Hold Ahead of Q4

The BMO Covered Call Canadian Banks Fund, identified by its ticker ZWB:CA, is discussed in terms of its performance and investment potential within the Canadian banking sector. Analysts suggest that the fund may remain flat as it approaches the fourth quarter. An investment rating of Hold has been recommended for the fund.

Sources: Seeking Alpha

Politics • 28 days ago

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Candidates Debate Policy in Ontario Liberal Leadership Race

Five candidates are competing to become Ontario's next Liberal leader in a debate occurring on November 21. The candidates have discussed various policy ideas, often lacking specific details or costs. Tensions have emerged as they question each other's affordability frameworks and campaign qualifications.

Sources: The Star

Politics • 28 days ago

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Trump Anticipates Trade Agreement with Canada Amid Import Ban

U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed optimism about finalizing a trade deal with Canada within the next few weeks. This statement comes as the U.S. moves towards implementing an import ban that could affect trade relations. The timing and details of the anticipated deal are yet to be clarified.

Sources: Google News

Markets • 28 days ago

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Canadian Natural Resources Shares Display Resilience Amid WTI Price Drop

Canadian Natural Resources' share price has experienced a modest decline of approximately 3.5% since April, in contrast to a 15% drop in West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil prices. Analysts suggest that this resilience indicates a positive outlook for the company's stock. The report highlights the potential for Canadian Natural Resources to provide consistent returns for investors.

Sources: Seeking Alpha

Politics • 28 days ago

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Discussion Surrounding Mark Carney's Proposed Changes to Labour Rights

Mark Carney's recent comments have sparked debate about proposed changes to the rights of Canadian workers, particularly regarding the right to strike. Critics have raised concerns that these changes may lead to increased government oversight and restrictions. The discussions are contributing to broader conversations about labour rights and environmental policies in Canada.

Sources: The Star, Google News

Markets • 28 days ago

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Canadian Pacific Railway Subsidiary Announces C$1.8 Billion Senior Notes Offering

Canadian Pacific Railway Company, a subsidiary of Canadian Pacific Kansas City, plans to issue C$1.8 billion in senior notes. The offering will consist of four tranches, including C$500 million of notes at a 4.20% interest rate. This financial move is part of the company's ongoing investment activities.

Sources: Seeking Alpha

Business • 28 days ago

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Sodiaal and Accenture Complete IT Integration for Yoplait Liberté Canada

Sodiaal, a French dairy cooperative, has partnered with Accenture to integrate Yoplait Liberté Canada into its European SAP platform. This integration follows Sodiaal's acquisition of the Canadian entity from General Mills. The project marks a significant step in Sodiaal's efforts to expand its global dairy operations.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Business • 28 days ago

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Potential EU-Style Tariffs on Canada Discussed by Trump Administration

The Trump administration is considering applying a 15 per cent tariff on Canada, similar to tariffs imposed on most European Union exports. This discussion comes as Mark Carney seeks new partners for Canada in the international market. The implications of such tariffs could have significant effects on Canadian exports and trade relations.

Sources: National Post, Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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Ontario Investigates Condominium Management Company Amid Rent Payment Issues

The Ontario condominium management regulator is currently investigating SIREG Management, which has informed investors that it can no longer guarantee rent payments. This development has caused confusion among tenants and prompted some property owners to seek rent payments directly from their tenants. The situation highlights ongoing challenges within the condominium management sector in Ontario.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Changes in the NHL Following the Summer Transition

The NHL is undergoing significant changes following a transformative summer. Teams are making roster adjustments to address long-standing issues, such as the Montreal Canadiens' centre position. As the new season approaches, anticipation builds among fans and analysts alike regarding team performances and strategies.

Sources: Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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Fuel Prices in Newfoundland and Labrador Remain High

Fuel prices in Newfoundland and Labrador continue to be the highest on average in Canada as of September 29, 2026. The latest reports indicate that fuel costs are significantly impacting residents. Various factors contribute to these elevated prices, but specifics are not provided in the source.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Newfoundland and Labrador Increases Funding for Medical Travel Assistance Program

The provincial government of Newfoundland and Labrador has announced an increase in financial support for residents who need to travel for specialized medical services. The enhancements to the medical travel assistance programs are now in effect as reported by government officials. This initiative aims to improve access to health care for residents in need of specialized treatments.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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Fluor Secures $7.5 Billion Contract for LNG Canada Phase 2 Expansion

Fluor has been awarded a $7.5 billion contract for the LNG Canada Phase 2 expansion project. This contract is anticipated to increase the company's backlog and enhance revenue visibility in its Energy Solutions segment. The contract follows a final investment decision for the project.

Sources: Seeking Alpha, Businesswire

Provincial • 28 days ago

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NHL Season Opens with Maple Leafs and Canadiens Face-off

The NHL season begins tonight with a match between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens. This is the seventh consecutive year and the 24th time the two teams will meet for the season opener. The reigning Stanley Cup champions will also be celebrated as part of the opening event.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star, Google News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Analysis of Paul Theroux's 'True North' Travel Book

Paul Theroux's 'True North' travel book critiques Canada's responses to Donald Trump's presidency. The author suggests that the anger against Trump does not include minorities in Canada, a point that has been contested. The book has generated discussions about the representation of diverse voices in critiques of national sentiments.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Privacy Commissioner Rules on Landlord's Camera Use in Toronto Apartment

The Privacy Commissioner of Canada has determined that a large landlord in Toronto, MetCap, violated a tenant's privacy by installing cameras that intrusively pointed into his apartment. The investigation concluded that the use of these hallway security cameras was not appropriate. This ruling highlights ongoing concerns regarding tenant privacy in residential housing.

Sources: The Star

Business • 28 days ago

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Strategies for Canada to Reduce Dependence on Elon Musk

An opinion piece suggests that Canadian pension funds should seek alternative investments to lessen reliance on Elon Musk's companies. The author, Vass Bednar, advocates for a strategic shift in investment policy. This proposal aims to promote diversification within Canadian pension portfolio management.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • 28 days ago

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20th Anniversary of Sasha Ivanochko's Contemporary Dance Piece 'Heaven'

Sasha Ivanochko is remounting her contemporary dance piece 'Heaven' to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The performance is notable for being presented fully naked and in silence. It continues to explore themes that have engaged audiences since its inception.

Sources: The Star

Provincial • 28 days ago

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2026 Report Card Released for Toronto Blue Jays

The Toronto Blue Jays received varied assessments in a report card for the 2026 season. The bullpen was praised with an 'A' grade, while the performance at first base was given an 'F'. Discussions are ongoing regarding the team's future strategy amid several challenges, including labour uncertainties and performance issues.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Analysis of Federal Spending on Indigenous Issues

Federal spending on Indigenous issues is reported to have reached $40.8 billion in the 2024/25 fiscal year, an increase significantly higher than the overall federal spending rate since 2014/15. This increase is noted to be seven times faster than the rate of overall spending. Concerns have been raised regarding the effectiveness and management of these funds.

Sources: Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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Early Deals Available for Upcoming October Prime Day

Amazon Canada has launched a range of early deals in anticipation of the October Prime Day. Notable discounts include a Shark vacuum at 43% off and skincare products priced under $15. The event will officially begin in eight days, offering significant savings on various brands.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Discovery of Ancient Impact Crater in Quebec

An amateur astronomer discovered a large 390-million-year-old impact crater in Quebec while searching for a campsite. The find has been supported by multiple scientific sources that highlight the significance of this ancient geological feature. This crater is noted to be the largest identified since 2018.

Sources: Google News

Politics • 28 days ago

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B.C. Legislator Boultbee Announces Decision Not to Seek Re-Election

Former Conservative legislator turned New Democrat, Boultbee, has announced that she will not seek re-election in the upcoming provincial election. She cited experiences of intimidation and abuse following her party switch. Boultbee's departure adds to the ongoing political changes in British Columbia.

Sources: Ctv News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Allegations of Racism and Discrimination Within Montreal Police Force

Internal documents indicate allegations of a 'radicalized' subculture among officers at the Montreal-Nord police station. Evidence related to claims of racism and discriminatory acts has been submitted to Quebec prosecutors for review. Investigations reportedly include allegations of officers taking hair as trophies.

Sources: Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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Analysis of Defence Spending Impact on Canadian REITs

Canadian Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) may benefit from the recent increase in defence spending, as noted in various reports. The Canadian government is collaborating with trusted allies amidst trade tensions with the U.S., underlining its commitment to advance defence procurement. To achieve economic returns, experts suggest that the industry must address existing barriers.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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U.K. Defence Association Expresses Positive Impressions During Manitoba Visit

A U.K. defence association has expressed enthusiasm during its recent visit to Manitoba. The province is aiming to become a significant player in aerospace and military sectors in light of increased federal defence spending. This visit highlights Manitoba's efforts to attract investment and partnerships in defence industries.

Sources: CBC News, Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Digital Book Highlights Art and Residential School Legacy

A digital book focuses on the intersection of art and the legacy of residential schools in Canada. It features a salvaged infirmary bed from a residential school in southern Alberta, symbolizing the separation of Indigenous families over many years. This initiative aims to raise awareness and prompt discussions about the historical impacts of residential schools.

Sources: The Star

Business • 28 days ago

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Stelco Announces Layoffs, Government Receives Prior Notice

Stelco has announced that it will indefinitely idle its Hamilton Works operations, which may impact up to 500 employees. The Ontario government was reportedly informed in advance of the layoffs, as stated by the minister of economic development. The decision follows financial pressures linked to U.S. tariffs affecting the steel industry.

Sources: Global News, Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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Concerns Raised Over American NHL Players Leaving Canadian Teams

Several sources report a trend of American NHL players leaving Canadian teams. Analyses suggest that Canadian teams may face disadvantages compared to their U.S. counterparts. The situation raises questions about the overall competitiveness of Canadian teams in the NHL.

Sources: Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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Inuit Representation in Canadian Television Show 'North of North' Receives Recognition

The production of 'North of North,' a television show focused on Inuit stories, recently concluded a table read for its Season 2 finale. Participants expressed strong emotions during the session, highlighting the significance of the show in representing Inuit culture. The series has garnered attention for fostering a greater understanding of Indigenous experiences in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Emily St. John Mandel Discusses Divided America

Emily St. John Mandel, a Canadian-American author, reflects on her perception of America as increasingly divided. She compares the current societal climate to the themes presented in her book 'Station Eleven,' which gained attention during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mandel's observations resonate with many in light of recent political and social events.

Sources: Ctv News

Technology • 28 days ago

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Panasonic Announces Return to Canada with New TV Lineup

Panasonic has announced its return to the Canadian market with a new lineup of televisions for 2026. The lineup includes OLED and QD-Mini LED models. This marks the company's re-entry into Canada after a previous withdrawal from the market.

Sources: Google News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Free Bike-Sharing Services Offered to Voters on Election Day

On election day, voters in Greater Montreal, Quebec City, and Sherbrooke will have access to free bike-sharing services provided by Bixi and àVélo. This initiative aims to encourage voter participation by making transportation more accessible. The free service will be available on the upcoming Monday during polling hours.

Sources: Ctv News

Technology • 28 days ago

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GeoComply MCP Enhances AI Systems with Risk Intelligence Features

GeoComply MCP has introduced new features designed to assist fraud and compliance teams in monitoring users, devices, and transactions. The platform integrates with existing AI tools, allowing for investigations to be conducted in plain language. This innovation aims to streamline the decision-making process within organizations.

Sources: Businesswire

Politics • 28 days ago

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Quebec Election Campaign Enters Final Stretch as Tensions Rise

The Quebec election campaign is moving into its final phase with party leaders expected to intensify their efforts to connect with voters. Recent polls indicate a significant decline for the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ), potentially influencing the election's outcome. Over one million Quebecers have already cast their votes ahead of election day.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

Technology • 28 days ago

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Gears of War Pizza Collaboration Available at Prince St. Pizza

Prince St. Pizza is offering the 'Emergence Pie' as part of the Gears of War: E-Day celebration. This promotional item is available in both the United States and Canada. Additionally, Xbox has introduced a themed pizza cutter related to the franchise.

Sources: Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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TomaGold Reports Significant Expansion of Berrigan Deep Project

TomaGold Corporation has announced assay results from the final three extension drill holes of its Phase 2 program at the Berrigan Mine Project in Quebec. The results indicate that the Berrigan Deep zone now extends over 250 meters laterally and approximately 400 meters vertically. This expansion represents a notable development in the ongoing assessment of the site’s potential.

Sources: Businesswire

Business • 28 days ago

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Cizzle Brands Signs Agreement with MLSE for CWENCH Hydration as Official Sports Drink

Cizzle Brands Corporation has announced a multi-year agreement with Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, designating CWENCH Hydration as the official sports drink of the Toronto Maple Leafs and an official sponsor of the Toronto Marlies. The agreement also includes CWENCH as the presenting partner of the Maple Leafs Training Camp. This partnership marks a significant move for Cizzle Brands in the sports nutrition sector.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Canadians Advocate for Improved Breast Cancer Care Coordination

Recent survey data indicates a significant portion of the Canadian public supports enhanced coordination in breast cancer care, including improved access to screening and timely diagnosis. The findings, released by Breast Cancer Canada, highlight the need for personalized treatment options and comprehensive care post-treatment. The diverse nature of breast cancer underlines the necessity for tailored approaches in care and treatment planning.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Alberta Government Seeks Public Opinion on Services for Temporary Residents

The Alberta government is conducting a voter referendum regarding the access of temporary residents to health care, education, and social services. Voters will have the opportunity to express their views on ten related questions during the upcoming October referendum. This initiative aims to assess public opinion on the provision of these services to individuals residing in Alberta on a temporary basis.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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Fernando Alonso Signs Contract Extension with Aston Martin Until 2027

Fernando Alonso has signed a contract extension with Aston Martin, which will see him race for the team until the end of the 2027 season. This agreement confirms Alonso's commitment amid speculations about his future in Formula 1. Lance Stroll, another driver for Aston Martin, is also confirmed to be part of the team's lineup.

Sources: Google News

Markets • 28 days ago

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Potential Growth Ahead for Canadian Bank Stocks, According to BofA Analyst

A Bank of America analyst has suggested that Canadian bank stocks could be entering a 'supercycle' period of growth. Various reports highlight the recent performance of these stocks, raising questions about whether the accessible gains have already been realised. Investors are closely monitoring market trends as banks navigate economic conditions.

Sources: Google News

Business • 28 days ago

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OBIO's Capital Access Advisory Program Achieves $1 Billion in Funding

OBIO®, a not-for-profit organization, has announced that its Capital Access Advisory Program (CAAP®) has successfully raised $1 billion for high-growth life sciences and health technology ventures in Canada. This achievement is seen as a significant advancement in enhancing capital access for the country's health tech, medtech, and biotech innovators. The organization's efforts focus on providing strategy, programming, and infrastructure to support early-stage and venture-backed companies in these sectors.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Massey Henry Recognized Among Canada's Top Growing Companies for Second Year

Massey Henry has been named one of Canada's Top Growing Companies by The Globe and Mail's Report on Business for the second consecutive year. The recognition highlights the firm's leadership in executive search and board advisory services, particularly in the financial services sector. This annual ranking has been established for eight years and is designed to acknowledge significant company growth across Canada.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens: Season Outlook

The Toronto Maple Leafs and the Montreal Canadiens are preparing for the upcoming NHL season. Expectations are high for the Canadiens, who have not won a Stanley Cup in over three decades. In contrast, the Maple Leafs are viewed as having potential for success this season.

Sources: The Star

Business • 28 days ago

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VICI Properties Inc. Enters Agreements for Century Mile and Century Downs in Alberta

VICI Properties Inc. has announced its agreements relating to the operations of Century Mile Racetrack and Century Downs Racetrack in Alberta, Canada. The agreement was made in connection with Century Casinos, Inc. selling the operations to a subsidiary of Highfield Investment Group, Inc. VICI will establish a triple-net lease with a subsidiary of Highfield as part of the deal.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Investment in Canadian Drone Company Draganfly Reaches $10 Million

The Canadian drone company Draganfly has secured a $10 million investment from Unusual Machines, a firm associated with Donald Trump Jr., and a U.S. investment manager. The funding is aimed at supporting Draganfly's operations and growth in the drone sector. This investment appears to be linked to an increase in Draganfly's stock value.

Sources: Google News, The Globe and Mail

Markets • 28 days ago

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Latin Metals Receives C$1.875 Million from Warrant Exercises

Latin Metals Inc. has announced the exercise of 12,500,000 common share purchase warrants, resulting in proceeds of C$1.875 million. The exercise price for each warrant was set at $0.15. The company indicated that this transaction highlights two years of value creation.

Sources: Financial Post

Markets • 28 days ago

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Alaris Equity Partners Completes $115 Million Bought Deal Offering

Alaris Equity Partners Income Trust has announced the successful closing of its bought deal offering, raising $115 million. The offering was conducted in Canadian dollars and is not available for distribution in the United States. This financing is expected to enhance the Trust’s investment capabilities and funding options.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 28 days ago

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Conservative Leader Proposes Tax Cuts on Diesel Fuel

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has proposed a plan to eliminate federal taxes on diesel fuel until Canada Day. The plan includes the permanent removal of the federal industrial carbon tax and the Clean Fuel Standard. Poilievre aims to make diesel fuel more affordable and secure future supplies of the fuel in Canada.

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

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Nominate Your Community's Crossing Guard for Canada’s Favourite Award

Parachute, an injury prevention organization, is promoting a campaign to recognize crossing guards across Canada. The initiative highlights the role that crossing guards play in ensuring safety and fostering community spirit. Families are encouraged to nominate their local crossing guards for the title of Canada’s Favourite Crossing Guard.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Novarc Technologies Recognized in Globe and Mail's Top Growing Companies List

Novarc Technologies has been named to the Globe and Mail's Eighth Annual Ranking of Canada's Top Growing Companies, achieving a growth rate of 147% over the past three years. This recognition highlights the company's advancements in welding automation within the global fabrication industry. The announcement was made on September 28, 2026, from Vancouver, Canada.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Concerns Raised Over Potential Impact of Meta's Data Centre on Alberta Energy Prices

Experts have expressed concerns that Meta's data centre in Sturgeon County may exert pressure on Alberta's energy prices. Despite assurances from Meta and the provincial government, the potential for increased energy costs remains a point of contention. The situation highlights ongoing discussions about energy consumption and pricing in the region.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 28 days ago

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CBC Stops Airing Hockey Night in Canada for First Time in 75 Years

The CBC announced that it will not air Hockey Night in Canada for the first time in nearly 75 years. This decision has prompted local sports fans and businesses to seek alternative ways to watch NHL games. The change marks a significant shift in how Canadians access major hockey broadcasts.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 28 days ago

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DQ Canada Introduces New Collectibles and Menu Items

DQ Canada is launching a new series of collectible plushie keychains and menu items starting September 28, 2026. The promotion includes a Golden Plushie hunt along with unique menu creations. These offerings are available at DQ locations across Canada for a limited time.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Changes to Kindergarten Registration in Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador's Education Minister Paul Dinn announced modifications to Kindergarten registration. Parents in central and western regions were originally permitted to register their children in May. However, following a report from privacy commissioner Kerry Hatfield, new procedures have been implemented.

Sources: CBC News

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Biodextris Appoints Clement Fourny as CEO

Biodextris, a biologics contract development and manufacturing organization located in Laval, Quebec, has appointed Clement Fourny as its new Chief Executive Officer. Fourny brings over two decades of experience in life sciences to the position. The appointment aims to support Biodextris's next phase of growth in the industry.

Sources: Financial Post

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Analysis of B.C.'s Early Election Call by David Eby

British Columbia Premier David Eby has called for an early election, which has prompted discussion among political analysts. Columnists Vaughn Palmer and Les Leyne provide their insights on the implications of this decision. The decision is viewed as significant by observers of B.C. politics.

Sources: National Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Hockey Night in Canada to Feature Professional Women's Hockey League Games

CBC has confirmed that Hockey Night in Canada will return for its 90th season this fall. The program will feature eight prime time broadcasts of Professional Women’s Hockey League games on Saturday nights. This marks a shift from the traditional focus on NHL games.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Team Canada Achieves Success at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026

Team Canada 2026 has returned from the WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai with notable achievements. The team earned a total of four medals and 13 Medals for Excellence. This competition featured young skills champions from various countries demonstrating their expertise in diverse skill areas.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Report Highlights Increased Wait Times for Medical Procedures in Ontario Amid For-Profit Clinic Funding

A new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives indicates that funding for for-profit medical imaging and surgical services in Ontario is contributing to longer wait times for patients. The study suggests that the increase in financial support for these clinics has not led to a reduction in wait times for most procedures. As a result, there are concerns about the impact on public health care in the province.

Sources: Financial Post, Google News, Ctv News, CBC News, National Post

Politics • 28 days ago

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NDP Leader Criticizes Prime Minister's Focus on Industrial Projects

Avi Lewis, the federal leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP), has expressed concerns about the Prime Minister's focus on major industrial projects. He argues that this focus does not address the pressing issues faced by residents of Prince Edward Island, particularly high living costs. Lewis made these remarks during a town hall meeting in Charlottetown.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Former Chief of Defence Staff Urges Swift Action on Military Investment

Former Chief of Defence Staff Wayne Eyre has called for the Canadian government to invest more rapidly in its armed forces. He emphasized the importance of maintaining public support, or 'social licence,' for military funding. Eyre's remarks come amid ongoing discussions about national security and military readiness.

Sources: Global News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Tracking Incidents of Youth Running from Group Homes in Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia is beginning to track the number of youth in care who go missing from group homes. Recent data indicates that there have been hundreds of incidents reported where these youth were considered at risk. The provincial department acknowledges that this situation is a significant concern.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Inquest Begins into Custodial Death of Indigenous Man in British Columbia

An inquest has commenced into the death of Kendal Campeau, a member of the Yellow Quill First Nation, who died while in custody of Correctional Service Canada in November 2021. The inquest aims to address the circumstances surrounding his death and the broader implications for Indigenous people in the correctional system. Various organizations have called for action to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Jon Baldwin Appointed Chief Executive Officer of Blackline Safety

Blackline Safety has appointed Jon Baldwin as its new Chief Executive Officer. He succeeds Cody Slater, who will transition to the role of Board Chair and Chief Architect after leading the company for over 15 years. The change in leadership aims to continue the company's growth in connected safety technology.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Improvements Reported in Canadian Airport Delays

NAV Canada has reported improvements in delay times at Canada's four major airports. Vancouver International Airport experienced the most significant reduction in delays. These findings indicate a positive trend in airport operations across the country.

Sources: Global News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Ontario Government Pledges Funding to Address Auto Theft

The Ontario government has announced a commitment of $6 million to address the issue of auto theft in the province. This funding will include an allocation of $300,000 specifically for the Peel police. The initiative aims to enhance measures against vehicle theft and improve public safety.

Sources: CBC News

Markets • 28 days ago

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Ontario Regulator Faces Criticism Over ESG Enforcement Actions

The CEO of Purpose Investments, Som Seif, is involved in an enforcement case led by Ontario's securities regulator. Seif argues that the regulator's actions regarding Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) compliance are hindering innovation within Canada. The case reflects ongoing tensions between regulatory oversight and industry growth in the Canadian financial sector.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Denis Shapovalov Advances to Semifinals at Chengdu Open, Faces Defeat Against Hubert Hurkacz

Denis Shapovalov of Canada reached the semifinals of the Chengdu Open after defeating Adrian Mannarino of France in the quarterfinals. He subsequently faced Hubert Hurkacz, ranked No. 5, in the semifinals but was defeated. The matches took place in Chengdu, China, with Shapovalov winning the quarterfinal match and losing in the semifinals.

Sources: CBC News, The Star, Google News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Concerns Raised About Canada's Diplomatic Capacity in the Arctic

Canada is expanding its defence and economic activities in the Arctic. Experts are questioning whether the current number of diplomats in the region is sufficient to foster necessary relationships. The focus on the Arctic marks a strategic shift in Canada's policy priorities.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 28 days ago

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Canada Signs MoU with Kuwait to Enhance Defence Cooperation

The Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Kuwait’s Ministry of Defence. This agreement aims to establish a government-to-government framework to aid Canadian companies in supporting Kuwait's defence and security modernization efforts. The MoU provides Kuwait access to a variety of Canadian defence capabilities.

Sources: Financial Post

Technology • 28 days ago

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Diagnos Inc. Submits Regulatory Request to U.S. FDA for CARA System

Diagnos Inc. has submitted a Section 513(g) Request for Information to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration regarding its CARA system, which focuses on the early detection of eye-related health issues using Artificial Intelligence. The submission represents a strategic advance for the Quebec-based company as it seeks regulatory approval. This move could enhance the company's market position in health technology focused on ocular health.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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New Community Hero Program Offers Home Purchase Savings in Abbotsford

Polygon Homes and Morningstar Homes have launched the Community Hero Program in Abbotsford, British Columbia. This initiative provides a $25,000 discount on new home purchases for eligible community service professionals. Eligible positions include nurses, paramedics, firefighters, police officers, teachers, search and rescue responders, and corrections officers.

Sources: Financial Post

Technology • 28 days ago

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ICTC Launches Canada-Europe Digital Economy Bridge Initiative

The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) has launched a new initiative aimed at connecting Canadian businesses and institutions with European markets and expertise. This initiative focuses on expanding partnerships and opportunities in the digital economy. The program is expected to promote collaboration between Canadian and European entities in various sectors.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 28 days ago

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Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Responds to Premier Kinew's Comments on First Nations Checkpoint

The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs expressed disappointment regarding Premier Wab Kinew's remarks about a checkpoint established by the Bloodvein First Nation. Kinew suggested that the blockade restricting access to licensed hunters could incite negative responses. The comments come in the context of ongoing discussions about land access and Indigenous rights in Manitoba.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Significant Funding for Cancer Research in Windsor-Essex

The University of Windsor and Windsor Regional Hospital will receive $160 million in funding to support cancer research and care. This investment includes contributions from the federal government and the Terry Fox Research Institute. The funding aims to enhance cancer-related initiatives in the Windsor-Essex region.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Alberta and Ontario Premiers Discuss Energy Policy in Calgary

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier Doug Ford are scheduled to gather in Calgary to discuss energy policy. The event aims to address strategies for bringing Canada's natural resources to market amid global uncertainties. Business leaders will also participate in the discussions focused on energy security and economic competitiveness.

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

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Ontario Legislature Peace Officer Dies in Car Accident

A peace officer at the Ontario legislature passed away in a car crash on Monday morning. The announcement was made by Speaker Donna Skelly. The officer was well-regarded by colleagues and the community.

Sources: Global News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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UBC Academic Workers Support Strike Action

Academic workers at the University of British Columbia have voted 95.4 percent in favour of strike action. The vote involves more than 3,500 members, including teaching assistants and graduate academic assistants. The union indicates that it has exhausted all alternatives to negotiate a collective agreement.

Sources: Financial Post

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Vancouver Actor June Laporte Discusses Influential Books

June Laporte, a Canadian-American actor, stars in the series American Hostage alongside Jon Hamm. She shared insights on five books that have significantly influenced her storytelling approach. The discussion was held with CBC Books.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Wind Turbine Project Underway in Sanikiluaq, Nunavut

A 1 megawatt wind turbine and battery storage system is being installed in Sanikiluaq, Nunavut, targeting a significant reduction in diesel usage. The project aims to displace at least 50 per cent of the diesel fuel currently consumed by the community. If construction proceeds without issues, the turbine may start generating power later this year.

Sources: CBC News

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New Support Team Established for Manitoba Youth Transitioning from CFS Care

The Manitoba government has announced the creation of a new specialized team aimed at assisting youth transitioning out of Child and Family Services (CFS) care. This initiative seeks to address challenges faced by previous cohorts during their transition. The government states that the team will provide targeted support to improve outcomes for these young individuals.

Sources: CBC News

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Teacher's Certification Revoked in Manitoba Due to Inappropriate Conduct

A teacher in Manitoba has had her teaching certification revoked following a disciplinary panel's findings of inappropriate physical contact and private social media exchanges with a Grade 8 student. The incidents occurred while she was employed at an internationally affiliated school. This decision emphasizes the importance of maintaining professional boundaries in educational environments.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Ontario Police Arrest Man for Online Antisemitic Threats

A man has been arrested in Ontario following the making of antisemitic threats online. This marks the second arrest in the province related to such threats. The incident follows a recent targeted shooting at a synagogue in Belleville, which resulted in injuries to a police officer.

Sources: National Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Rising Rental Prices in Nova Scotia Attract Attention

Nova Scotia is experiencing significant increases in rental prices, with market observers noting that this trend is expected to continue. Various factors have been identified as contributing to the rising costs, including limited tenant protections and elevated operating and construction expenses. The situation highlights ongoing challenges within the province's rental market.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Rainfall Warning Issued for Parts of British Columbia

Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for certain areas in British Columbia as a frontal system approaches. The system is expected to bring heavy rain to the North Coast and will move over the Lower Mainland on Monday night. Residents are advised to prepare for possibly severe weather conditions.

Sources: Global News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Statistics Canada Reports Increase in Population for New Brunswick

Statistics Canada has reported an unexpected increase of 17,000 individuals in New Brunswick's population, changing prior assumptions of ongoing decline. This development highlights a shift in demographic trends within the province. The new figures may have implications for government planning and resource allocation.

Sources: National Post

Politics • 28 days ago

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Megan Mitton Named New Leader of New Brunswick Green Party

Megan Mitton, the Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for Tantramar, is set to be acclaimed as the new leader of the New Brunswick Green Party in December. This transition marks a significant moment for the party as it seeks to navigate future challenges. Mitton's leadership is expected to influence the party's direction moving forward.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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48 Players Invited to Canadian Women's Hockey Team Camp

Hockey Canada has invited 48 players to participate in a national-team training camp in preparation for the women’s world championship scheduled for November. The roster includes 14 players from college hockey, while some veteran athletes will not be attending. This training camp aims to evaluate talent and prepare the team for the upcoming championship competition.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 28 days ago

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The Parks Community in Downtown Edmonton Achieves High Occupancy Rate

The Parks, a residential community in downtown Edmonton, has attained a 97% occupancy rate approximately 18 months after leasing commenced. This development reflects a strong demand for rental housing in the area. The achievement is attributed to the collaborative efforts of various teams and organizations involved in the project.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 28 days ago

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FBI Places Suspect in Nijjar Assassination on Most Wanted List

The FBI has added a man to its most-wanted list in connection with the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in British Columbia. This development follows the events surrounding Nijjar's death earlier in 2023. Investigations into the assassination are ongoing as authorities seek to apprehend the suspect.

Sources: Global News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Premier Wab Kinew Expands Manitoba Cabinet

Premier Wab Kinew has appointed two additional members to the Manitoba cabinet. MLAs Carla Compton from Tuxedo and David Pankratz from Waverley have received new cabinet positions. This announcement took place at the legislature on Monday.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 28 days ago

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Alectra Completes Phase 2 of Indigenous Relations Program

Alectra has completed Phase 2 of the Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations (PAIR) program, which is aimed at improving relationships with Indigenous communities. The program is facilitated by the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB). This milestone contributes to Alectra's ongoing commitment to fostering respectful and meaningful partnerships.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 28 days ago

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David Cameron Discusses Alberta Separatism in Context of Brexit

Former British Prime Minister David Cameron commented on the recent discussions surrounding Alberta's potential separatism vote. He drew comparisons to the 2016 Brexit vote, stating that the situations are not directly analogous. Cameron's remarks invite further examination of regional independence movements in Canada and their implications.

Sources: Global News

Technology • 28 days ago

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Canada Examines Recent OpenAI Hack in Australia

Canadian officials are monitoring a recent cybersecurity incident involving OpenAI that targeted Australia's public health insurance website. The hack was disclosed by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The situation reflects ongoing concerns about the security of digital systems globally.

Sources: Global News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Saskatoon Faces Legal Questions Over Homeless Encampment Removal

The City of Saskatoon is grappling with the legal implications of potentially removing a homeless encampment. Courts in Canada have established varying precedents regarding the rights of individuals living in encampments when no alternative housing options are available. This situation in Saskatoon aligns with broader national discussions on homelessness and encampment policies.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Quebec Election and CAQ's Foreign Interference Report Timing Questioned

A report regarding foreign interference was released shortly before the advance polls for the Quebec election. The timing of the report has raised questions from political figures, including Plamondon. The implications of the report and its timing are still being assessed in the context of the election.

Sources: National Post

Politics • 28 days ago

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Potential Nobel Peace Prize Candidates Include Canadian PM

A prediction market is suggesting potential contenders for the Nobel Peace Prize, including Canada's Prime Minister alongside other notable figures and organizations. Among the other listed candidates are Sudan's Emergency Response Rooms, Doctors Without Borders, and Ukrainian children’s rights activist Mykola Kuleba. The speculation around these individuals and groups highlights the ongoing global discussions surrounding peace and humanitarian efforts.

Sources: National Post

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Statistics Canada Revises Population Estimates

Statistics Canada has revised its previous estimate regarding the country's population change, indicating that Canada did not experience a historic decline last year. The updated figures show a slight increase in the population for 2025. This revision marks a significant correction to initial reports about Canada's demographic trends.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Toronto Man's Bail Revoked Following Terrorism Conviction

A judge in Ontario has revoked the bail of a Toronto man who was convicted of involvement with a terrorist group. This decision comes after legal proceedings surrounding the case. The man will remain in custody as legal processes continue.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 28 days ago

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DraftKings Secures Exclusive Sponsorship for NHL on Prime's Wednesday Night Hockey

DraftKings has announced that it will become the exclusive Sportsbook and Online Casino Integration sponsor for the NHL on Prime during the 2026-27 season. This partnership will include presence during Wednesday Night Hockey games as well as select Stanley Cup Playoff events. The agreement signifies an expansion of DraftKings' operations within the Canadian market.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 28 days ago

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Carney Addresses India's Role in Canadian Criminal Activities

Mark Carney, a notable public figure, has stated that he cannot assure the public that India will cease its involvement in criminal activities in Canada. The remarks were made in light of ongoing discussions about transnational issues. Academic Amarnath Amarasingam has described Carney's comments as somewhat dismissive.

Sources: National Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Canadian Companies Launch Domestically Manufactured Reusable Bags

Instore Products Solutions and Smart Eco Bag have announced the launch of Canada's first domestically manufactured reusable bags. This initiative aims to support North American retailers in securing their supply chains and achieving sustainability targets. The bags were developed in Mississauga, Ontario, leveraging the companies' extensive experience in packaging innovation.

Sources: Le Soleil, Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Alberta Ranchers Express Concerns Amid Herd Size Growth

Statistics Canada reported the largest year-to-year increase in national herd size in over 20 years, following a season of favourable moisture levels and high market prices. Despite this growth, ranchers and economists express concerns regarding market volatility, particularly stemming from the U.S. This indicates a shift in priorities among Alberta ranchers from weather-related issues to political and market uncertainties.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Advocates Call for Federal Inquiry into Trans Laws in Alberta and Saskatchewan

LGBTQ+ advocates are urging members of Parliament to consider an inquiry into the trans laws in Alberta and Saskatchewan. They report that the implementation of these policies has had significant negative effects, including an alarming number of suicides among impacted individuals. The advocates emphasise the need for hearing personal accounts to better understand the laws' impact on the community.

Sources: Global News

Technology • 28 days ago

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Retired Yukon Teacher Celebrates Former Student's Space Launch

Joshua Kutryk, a former student of Ted Hupé, is scheduled to launch to the International Space Station later this week. Kutryk has acknowledged Hupé's significant influence in nurturing his passion for exploration. The event highlights the impact of educators on their students' future paths.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 28 days ago

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Lomiko Metals Secures Final Court Approval for Arrangement

Lomiko Metals Inc. has received final approval from the Supreme Court of British Columbia for its plan of arrangement under the Business Corporations Act. The court order is part of the company's efforts to advance its business operations. The arrangement remains subject to applicable regulatory approvals and conditions.

Sources: Financial Post

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Rising Costs of Hockey Tickets and Health Concern in Ontario

The cost of attending hockey games in Canada has increased significantly. In a separate incident, a woman in Ontario has died from rat bite fever. Health officials are alerting the public about the risks associated with the illness.

Sources: National Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Giga Metals Gains Full Ownership of Turnagain Project

Giga Metals Corp. has acquired 100% ownership of the Turnagain Project from Mitsubishi Corporation. This acquisition follows Mitsubishi's decision to exercise its Put Right as outlined in the Turnagain Joint Venture agreement. The transaction was officially announced on September 28, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 28 days ago

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FBI Places Bounty on Canadian Gang Figure Goldy Brar

The FBI has placed a $1 million bounty on Goldy Brar, a suspected gang leader connected to violent criminal activities. Brar is listed on the FBI's Top Ten Wanted list and is considered to be armed and dangerous. He is reported to reside in California and various locations in Canada.

Sources: National Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Nova Scotia Opposition Leader Calls for Child and Youth Advocate Following Reporting

The Official Opposition leader in Nova Scotia has highlighted recent CBC reporting concerning young people in provincial care. The leader argues that this situation underscores the necessity of a dedicated child and youth advocate. This call for advocacy aims to address the needs and welfare of vulnerable youth in care.

Sources: CBC News

Technology • 28 days ago

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RBC Enhances Quantum Strategy through New Appointment and Academic Collaborations

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) has appointed a new director to strengthen its quantum technology strategy and has entered into partnerships with academic institutions. The move reflects the bank's efforts to investigate the potential applications and risks associated with quantum technology. This initiative is part of a broader approach by Canada's financial institutions to adapt to emerging technological advancements.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Markets • 28 days ago

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Orion Digital Achieves Compliance with Nasdaq Minimum Bid Price Requirement

Orion Digital Corp. has received confirmation from Nasdaq that it has regained compliance with its minimum bid price requirement. This follows efforts the Company has undertaken to meet the necessary criteria. The announcement marks a significant milestone for Orion Digital as it continues its operations in the market.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 28 days ago

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Canada Extends Travel Restrictions Due to Ebola Outbreak

Canada has announced a 60-day extension of travel restrictions relating to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Individuals returning to Canada from affected regions will be required to undergo a 21-day quarantine. The current reported number of Ebola cases exceeds 8,000 in the affected area.

Sources: Radio-canada Ca, Global News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Health Ministers to Discuss Federal Budget Impact on Healthcare Funding

Canada's health ministers are scheduled to meet to discuss the anticipated federal budget. There are worries among provinces and territories regarding the potential cessation of targeted healthcare funding after March 2027. The meeting aims to address these concerns and explore the implications of the federal funding situation on healthcare services.

Sources: Global News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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P.E.I. Government Forecasts $440.4 Million Deficit in Fiscal Update

The Government of Prince Edward Island has projected a deficit of $440.4 million for the fiscal year 2026-27. This forecast is attributed to rising health and fuel costs. The update marks the first quarter of the fiscal period.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Report Criticizes Alberta's Response to COVID-19 Outbreak at Cargill Plant

A report has highlighted factors leading to a severe COVID-19 outbreak at Cargill's beef processing plant in High River, Alberta, in 2020, resulting in the deaths of two workers and four close contacts. The document describes the situation as a preventable tragedy stemming from inaction and overconfidence by authorities. Recommendations for improving worker safety during such outbreaks are included in the report.

Sources: CBC News

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Yukon Government Selects New Site for Whitehorse Elementary School

The Yukon government has announced a new site for the École Whitehorse Elementary School. This decision comes two years after the previous territorial government had settled on a different location. The new site is located near the Valleyview neighbourhood and the Canada Games Centre.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 28 days ago

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Entrée Resources Ltd. CEO Provides Update to Shareholders

Chris Adams, President and CEO of Entrée Resources Ltd., issued a letter to shareholders outlining the company's recent activities. Adams notes a busy autumn since his appointment in July 2026. The letter discusses ongoing projects and the company's strategic direction.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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First Atlantic Nickel & Cobalt Secures $3.77 Million in Private Placement

First Atlantic Nickel & Cobalt has completed a non-brokered private placement, raising approximately $3.77 million. The funds were raised through a no-warrant offer, with a strategic investor maintaining ownership at 9.9%. This is part of a total financing effort that has brought in $9.9 million in September 2026.

Sources: Financial Post

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United Steelworkers Union Supports BC's Critical Minerals Plan

The United Steelworkers union has expressed support for British Columbia's plan to double critical mineral exports. The plan involves expanding the port of Prince Rupert and increasing local mineral processing jobs. Union representatives emphasized the importance of these minerals on the global market and the potential benefits for workers in the region.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Churchill and Rotterdam Ports Sign Agreement to Enhance Trade

The Port of Churchill and the Port of Rotterdam have entered into an agreement aimed at boosting trade between Western Canada and Europe. This partnership is expected to facilitate the movement of critical minerals and energy resources. The agreement reflects efforts to strengthen supply chains connecting these two regions.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Discussion on Review of Ontario Mental Health and Consent Laws

Two mayoral candidates have expressed differing views regarding a proposal for reviewing Ontario's mental health and consent laws. Ward 9 Coun. Kieran McKenzie is open to significant changes, contingent on strong legal safeguards. The topic has generated conversation on necessary reforms in legislation.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 28 days ago

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NEXE Innovations Reports Fiscal 2026 Financial Results

NEXE Innovations Inc. announced its financial results for Q4 2026 and fiscal 2026. The company specializes in compostable materials and innovative products. The announcement includes details of financial performance and business updates relevant to stakeholders.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • 28 days ago

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Sanikiluaq Residents Elect New MLA in Byelection

Jason Iqaluq has won the byelection for the Hudson Bay electorate in Sanikiluaq, Nunavut, held on September 28. He secured 168 votes, which accounted for 73 per cent of the total ballots cast. The byelection was called to fill a vacancy left by a previous member.

Sources: CBC News

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Calls for Inquests into Two Deaths in Manitoba

Manitoba's chief medical examiner has requested inquests into the deaths of two men that occurred last year. The request follows an evaluation of the circumstances surrounding the deaths. Inquests aim to determine the facts and circumstances related to the incidents.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Upcoming Laval vs. Montreal Football Rivalry Highlights Canadian U Sports

The Laval Rouge et Or and the Montreal Carabins are set to compete in an upcoming U Sports football game. Their rivalry is considered one of the most significant in Canadian football. The Vanier Cup is scheduled for November 28, with a conference championship game preceding it.

Sources: CBC News

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Police and Doctors Call for Stricter Regulations on Safer-Supply Prescribing

Police in northern Ontario report an increase in diverted prescription opioids linked to addiction. This has prompted calls for stricter rules regarding safer-supply prescribing from some healthcare professionals. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between addressing addiction treatment and concerns over drug diversion in Canada.

Sources: CBC News

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Search for Missing Children from Residential Schools Continues

The grave of 11-year-old Johnny Kiyawasew, who disappeared from St. Francis Xavier residential school, has been discovered. The Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation, in partnership with the University of Alberta, is conducting research to identify other children who attended residential schools and did not return. The initiative aims to uncover the stories of these children and provide closure to their families.

Sources: CBC News

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Kebaowek Community Halts Participation in UNDRIP Consultations Regarding Nuclear Dump

The Kebaowek community, an Algonquin group in Quebec, has decided to pause its engagement in consultations related to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) concerning a nuclear waste disposal project. The community alleges that the Crown and the private sector proponent have abandoned efforts to engage meaningfully in the consultation process. This pause raises concerns regarding the community's consent and the future of the project on their traditional lands.

Sources: CBC News

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Assessment of Progress on Global Nature Protection Agreement Initiated by Canada

In 2022, Canada contributed to securing a global agreement aimed at nature protection. A recent assessment evaluates the progress made since the agreement's implementation. This evaluation provides insights into the effectiveness and challenges faced in achieving the agreement's goals.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Costs and Funding for MacKay Bridge Enhancement Project

The MacKay Bridge enhancement project is estimated to cost up to $3 billion. It was presented as one of three projects at the Canada Investment Summit. Discussions are ongoing regarding the potential funding sources for this major infrastructure investment.

Sources: CBC News

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

Kori Cheverie has been named the head coach of Canada's national women's hockey team for the 2026-27 season. She has previously served as an assistant coach for the team and currently coaches the Montreal Victoire. The announcement was made by Hockey Canada.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 28 days ago

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West Vancouver Luxury Real Estate Market Shows Significant Changes Over 20 Years

Sotheby’s International Realty Canada has released insights marking 20 years in West Vancouver's luxury real estate market. The report highlights significant price growth and changes in market conditions over this period. Economic cycles have played a key role in shaping the trends observed in this region.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Separatist Group Promotes Alberta Independence in Fairview

The Let’s Talk Alberta motorhome arrived at the Dunvegan Inn in Fairview, Alberta, as part of an initiative to promote discussions about independence. This event took place in mid-September against a backdrop of ongoing conversations regarding Alberta's political stance within Canada. The group aims to engage citizens in dialogue about Alberta's future and potential separatist sentiments.

Sources: CBC News

Business • 28 days ago

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Report Highlights Need for Industry Support Amid Defence Spending Goals

Ottawa aims to allocate 5 per cent of GDP to defence spending by 2035. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce has indicated that improvements are needed in the transition from innovation to commercialization within the defence sector. This reflects ongoing efforts to enhance the effectiveness of defence investments in Canada.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Politics • 28 days ago

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Government Tax Policies Face Scrutiny Across Canada

Recent discussions have raised concerns about government tax policies in British Columbia, Alberta, and at the federal level. Analysts argue that these pauses in policy implementation suggest potential missteps by the governments. The implications of these tax strategies may affect economic stability and public perception of fiscal management.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Concerns Raised Over Claims of Racism in Education by Ontario School Board

An Ontario school board has suggested that the education system is inherently racist. However, data from the board may not support this assertion. Parents have expressed concerns regarding the implications of these claims and advocate for more choices in education.

Sources: National Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Analysis of Ontario's Fiscal Situation

Ontario's recent fiscal report indicates that last year's deficit was lower than initially budgeted. This improvement is attributed to factors that some analysts consider fortunate. The initial budget was seen as overly pessimistic in terms of deficit projections.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Increase in Credit Card Application Fraud Reported Among Canadians Aged 56 to 65

Credit card application fraud has increased by eight per cent year-over-year in the second quarter of 2026, according to Equifax Canada's Market Pulse Fraud Trends and Insights. This increase contrasts with a decline in fraud rates related to auto, mortgage, and telecommunications applications during the same period. The report indicates that identity thieves are particularly targeting Canadians aged 56 to 65.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Miata Metals Announces New Drill Results from Sela Creek Gold Project in Suriname

Miata Metals Corp. has released additional drilling results from its Sela Creek Gold Project in Suriname. The results include significant intersections of gold mineralization at the Jons Trend site. The ongoing diamond drilling program underlines the potential of the project with a total planned drilling of 25,000 metres.

Sources: Financial Post

Technology • 28 days ago

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BD² Expands Initiative to Enhance Understanding of Bipolar Disorder

BD² is seeking additional clinic sites for its initiative aimed at advancing the understanding of bipolar disorder. The program currently includes 11 clinical institutions across the United States and Canada. Up to $2.35 million USD in funding over five years is available for each new clinic site.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Equinox Gold Provides Exploration Update on Musselwhite and Valentine Mines

Equinox Gold Corp. has released an exploration update detailing recent drilling successes at the Musselwhite Mine and advances in the discovery at the Valentine site. The company reports significant extensions of high-grade zones at both locations. This update marks a continuation of Equinox Gold's efforts to enhance its mining operations in Canada.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Economic Impact of Canada's Coffee Industry Highlighted

The Coffee Association of Canada has reported that the coffee industry contributes $34.7 billion to the Canadian economy. This announcement coincides with National Coffee Day, celebrated on September 29. The economic outlook underscores the importance of coffee as one of Canada's most popular beverages.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Ongoing Tailings Leak at Yukon’s Abandoned Wolverine Mine Raises Concerns

A tailings leak at the abandoned Wolverine mine in Yukon, first reported in 2024, remains unresolved. Local First Nations have expressed growing concerns regarding the environmental impact of the leak. Efforts to identify the source and remedy the situation are ongoing.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Hood 420 Gang Linked to Extortion and Threats Across Canada

A gang known as Hood 420 is suspected of involvement in a series of violent incidents and extortion campaigns targeting a radio station in Surrey, B.C. This group is also connected to extortions in Ontario that led to numerous charges against multiple individuals. Authorities are investigating the gang's activities within British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • 28 days ago

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Analysis of Canadian Youth Political Trends

Recent data indicates a notable trend of increased support for Conservative views among Canadian youth. The findings suggest that this demographic's political inclinations may differ significantly from those of older generations. Experts are examining the implications of this shift for future electoral landscapes in Canada.

Sources: National Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Sable Resources Announces Exploration Funding for El Fierro Project in Argentina

Sable Resources Ltd. has announced that Moxico Resources plc will fund an exploration program at the El Fierro Project in San Juan, Argentina. The program will include a 3,500-metre drilling initiative scheduled for the spring-summer season. The collaboration aims to advance mineral exploration in the region.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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KPMG Study Indicates Economic Benefits of Falco's Horne 5 Project

Falco Resources Ltd. announced the results of a socioeconomic impact study conducted by KPMG on its Horne 5 Project in Rouyn-Noranda, Québec. The study projects that the project will contribute approximately $8.8 billion to Québec's GDP. The report highlights the potential economic benefits associated with the development of the Horne 5 Project.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Northland Power Completes Alberta's Largest Battery Storage Facility

Northland Power has successfully brought Alberta's largest battery energy storage facility online ahead of schedule and below budget. The Jurassic Battery Energy Storage System has a capacity of 80 MW / 160 MWh and is aimed at providing grid-balancing support. A 15-year offtake agreement has been secured, ensuring stable cash flows for the project.

Sources: Financial Post

Markets • 28 days ago

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NFI Group Inc. Schedules Release of Third Quarter Financial Results

NFI Group Inc. will publish its financial results for the third quarter of 2026 on November 3, 2026. The conference call to discuss these results will be held on the same day. NFI Group operates as a major manufacturer of buses and motorcoaches, in addition to offering aftermarket parts and services.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Midland Exploration Announces Appointment of Jean-François Larivière as Vice President Exploration

Midland Exploration Inc. has announced the appointment of Jean-François Larivière as its new Vice President Exploration. Larivière holds a Bachelor's degree with Honours in Earth Science and a Ph.D. in Mineral Resources. This appointment is part of Midland's strategic growth within the mining sector.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Optimi Health Appoints New Board Member

Optimi Health Corp. announced the appointment of Melanie Pump to its Board of Directors. Pump brings over 25 years of experience in finance and leadership across various sectors including technology and fintech. The company's focus is on developing and manufacturing regulated psychedelic drug products.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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StorageVault Plans Full Repayment of Debentures Due in 2026

StorageVault Canada Inc. has announced its intention to repay all outstanding 5.50% senior unsecured hybrid debentures on October 1, 2026. This repayment will occur the first business day following the maturity date of September 30, 2026. The company is committed to fulfilling its financial obligations as they come due.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • 28 days ago

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Brixton Metals Reports Latest Drill Results from Thorn Project

Brixton Metals Corporation has released final drill results from the Camp Creek target at its Thorn Project in British Columbia. The results include significant intervals of gold equivalent mineralization. The company is actively engaged in further exploration at the site.

Sources: Financial Post

Markets • 28 days ago

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Canadian Dollar Experiences Decline Amid Market Challenges

The Canadian dollar has recently fallen below 71 cents U.S. as market analysts express concerns over a widening rate gap with the United States. Economists project that the loonie will face additional headwinds in the near term due to softer oil prices. Recovery for the Canadian dollar is anticipated next year, according to certain forecasts.

Sources: Google News, Financial Post

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Quebec's Position on Shale Gas Exploration Remains Unchanged

The Conservative Party of Quebec, led by Éric Duhaime, is advocating for the resumption of shale gas exploration. Critics argue that the party's stance is based on limited perspectives from local promoters. This discussion raises questions about the adequacy of data and verified facts in political decision-making.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Majority of Quebec Population Desires Access to Water

A significant portion of the Quebec population, over 80%, expresses a strong desire for access to clean water. The statement was highlighted during a recent discussion addressing water accessibility in the region. The findings underline the importance of infrastructure development to meet the needs of residents.

Sources: Les Affairs

Politics • 28 days ago

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Federal Government Promotes Climate Resilience at Adaptation Canada 2026 Conference

On September 28, 2026, the federal government held the Adaptation Canada 2026 conference in Toronto. The event focused on strategies to enhance climate resilience in Canada, addressing various climate-related challenges. Participants discussed the importance of adapting to extreme weather conditions and the role of government in leading these efforts.

Sources: Les Affairs

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Experts Advocate for Action Against Invasive Mushrooms in Quebec

Mushroom specialist Jonathan Cazabonne and several other experts suggest measures to control the spread of yellow oyster mushrooms in Quebec. They highlight the ecological impact of these invasive species on local ecosystems. The proposed actions aim to protect native flora and fauna.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Business • 28 days ago

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New Tool Assesses Climate Impacts of Fossil Fuel Projects in Bay du Nord

Australian researchers have developed a public tool that calculates the climate impact of fossil fuel extraction projects. The tool is said to be the first of its kind globally. Its application to the Bay du Nord project has garnered attention.

Sources: Le Canada Français

Politics • 28 days ago

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BC Leaders Present Economic Promises During Campaign Week Two

Political leaders in British Columbia are outlining their economic commitments during the second week of the campaign. They emphasize resource development and transforming the province into an energy powerhouse. These promises aim to stimulate economic growth and address various challenges facing the region.

Sources: Le Canada Français

Provincial • 28 days ago

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Cloudy weather with some breaks of sunshine expected in Quebec

The beginning of the week will bring cloudy weather and some rain to much of Quebec. On Tuesday morning, overcast skies are anticipated to transition into clearer conditions for the afternoon. Overall, the week's weather will fluctuate with periods of clouds and sun.

Sources: Journal Montreal, Tva Nouvelles, Journal De Québec