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Wednesday, September 30

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Business • 27 days ago
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LNG Canada Phase 2 Expansion Announced in Vancouver

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the Phase 2 expansion of LNG Canada during his visit to Vancouver. The expansion, backed by Shell, is expected to increase the terminal's capacity to 28 million tonnes per year and represents a significant investment in Canada's energy sector. The federal government is also pledging $1.2 billion for ocean conservation as part of the ongoing announcements related to energy and environmental initiatives.

Sources: Financial Post, Google News, The Star, Ctv News, Global News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Thomas Chabot Named Captain of Ottawa Senators

Thomas Chabot has been appointed as the captain of the Ottawa Senators for the upcoming 2026-27 season. This decision follows the departure of former captain Brady Tkachuk during the off-season. The team aims to strengthen its leadership as it enters the new season.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Transportation Safety Board Identifies Safety Gaps in Woodfibre LNG Site Boat Collision

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has identified several safety gaps that contributed to a boat collision at the Woodfibre LNG site near Squamish, British Columbia, in 2024. The incident involved a tugboat and a workboat, resulting in one of the vessels sinking. This finding underscores the need for improved safety measures in maritime operations.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Saskatchewan Pharmacy Drug Plan System Resolved After Outage

A technical issue that affected Saskatchewan's drug prescription plan has been fixed. The outage impacted several pharmacies, preventing them from submitting claims to the provincial government's drug plan. Following the resolution, pharmacies are expected to resume normal operations.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Manitoba Government to Purchase Site of Unmarked Residential School Graves

The Manitoba government is making steps to acquire a private campground that contains a cemetery linked to a former residential school. This initiative involves collaboration with the city of Brandon and is aimed at memorializing the graves of children who died at the site. A memorial dedication is planned for September 29, 2026, coinciding with Orange Shirt Day.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Saskatchewan Plans Construction of Two Nuclear Reactors

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has announced plans to develop two large nuclear reactors in the province. The objective is to have at least one reactor operational by 2042. The government has selected the Rafferty site near Estevan for further study related to the construction of these reactors.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, CBC News, Global News, Google News, Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Pesticide Residues Detected in Drinking Water in Quebec Municipalities

An environmental advocacy group has published a report indicating the presence of pesticide residues in drinking water across more than 30 municipalities in Quebec. The report highlights a specific chemical compound that is noted for its significant impact on the environment and human health. This finding raises concerns regarding water quality and public health in the affected regions.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 27 days ago
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Canadian Drone Company Receives Investment from U.S. Firm Backed by Donald Trump Jr.

Draganfly, a Saskatchewan-based drone manufacturer, has secured a US$10 million investment from Unusual Machines, a company associated with Donald Trump Jr. This investment follows Draganfly's recent award of a government contract to supply drones to the Canadian Armed Forces. The company has stated that there are no special rights associated with this investment.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Alberta Filmmakers Release Documentary on Mental Imagery

The documentary 'Invisible Imagination,' created by filmmakers Sarah Taylor and Anna Cooley, focuses on the phenomenon of aphantasia, which is the inability to form mental images. The film will premiere on September 29 at the Calgary International Film Festival. It aims to raise awareness about this condition and its implications for those who experience it.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 27 days ago
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Canada's First Compact Ikea Opens in London, Ontario

The first compact Ikea store in Canada opened in London, Ontario, attracting hundreds of customers. The new store is located at White Oaks Mall and is expected to serve the local community's needs for accessible home furnishings. The opening marks a significant addition to the retail landscape in London.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Kawhi Leonard Reflects on Return and Fan Support at Raptors Media Day

Kawhi Leonard spoke about the strong support he received from Toronto fans during his return to the Raptors. He expressed his family's enjoyment of living in the city and the desire to replicate past successes with the team. Leonard's media comments reflect on his experiences and the positive atmosphere around the Raptors organization.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Konrad Narth Appointed Interim Leader of Manitoba's Progressive Conservatives

Konrad Narth has been appointed as the interim leader of Manitoba's Progressive Conservative Party following the resignation of Obby Khan. The party is positioned with 19 seats in the legislature, compared to the NDP's 34 seats. Narth emphasizes the unity of the caucus despite the recent leadership change.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Ctv News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Prime Minister Carney Announces $1.2 Billion Investment in Ocean Conservation

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a $1.2 billion investment aimed at ocean conservation. This announcement comes as the federal government approaches a deadline for a decision regarding a proposed West Coast pipeline project. The decision on the pipeline, which involves a significant investment, is anticipated on Thursday.

Sources: Global News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Ongoing Investigation into Disappearance of Melanie Ethier

Melanie Ethier disappeared at the age of 15 in New Liskeard, Ontario, in 1996. The Ontario Provincial Police are currently continuing their investigation and have renewed their appeal for information. Authorities emphasize that cases remain open until resolved.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Halifax Councillor Proposes Review of Capped Assessment Program

Councillor Janet Steele has announced her intention to pursue a review of the Capped Assessment Program in Halifax. The proposal aims to evaluate the program's effectiveness and its impact on local taxation. Steele's initiative is part of ongoing discussions around property assessment practices in the region.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 27 days ago
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U.S. Trade Adviser Issues Warning to Canada Regarding Midterm Elections

A trade adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a warning to Canada about potential consequences if it engages in activities perceived as interference in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections. The statement raises questions about what actions could be interpreted as interference and the specifics of the anticipated repercussions. Currently, there is no clarification on the nature of the threats made by the adviser.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Overview of Canadian Teams as the NHL Season Begins

The NHL 2026-27 season officially begins today, featuring all seven Canadian franchises. CBC Sports provides a quick review of each team's current status and expectations for the season. Various sports outlets are sharing predictions and analyses about the teams as they prepare for competition.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Business • 27 days ago
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Nova Scotia Teen Expands Protein Gummy Bear Business into Production Facility

A teenager from Nova Scotia has moved their protein gummy bear business into a production facility. This expansion aims to increase production capacity for the entrepreneur's product. The venture signifies growth for the local business scene in the region.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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New Video Released in Unsolved 1996 Disappearance Case of Northern Ontario Teen

The Ontario Provincial Police have released a new video in connection with the unsolved disappearance case of a teen from northern Ontario dating back to 1996. Authorities hope that this new evidence will stimulate fresh tips from the public. The case remains open and continues to draw interest from law enforcement and community members alike.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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New Brunswick Faces Trade Challenges Due to U.S. Ban on Malt Beer and Molasses

New Brunswick is currently dealing with trade disputes affecting its malt beer and molasses exports to the United States. Premier Susan Holt has expressed her frustration regarding the situation. Local businesses are reportedly at risk of reaching a critical point due to these trade restrictions.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Calgary Chamber of Commerce Highlights Economic Risks of Alberta Separation

The Calgary Chamber of Commerce has released a report warning about the potential economic consequences of Alberta separating from Canada. The report suggests that Alberta's economy could face a significant downturn, including job losses and increased trade costs. The study estimates that Alberta could experience a contraction of up to $62 billion annually and a reduction of 175,000 jobs if separation occurs.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News
Business • 27 days ago
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New Research Links Cost of Living to Mental Health Issues in Canada

Research from Mental Health Research Canada indicates that nearly half of Canadians report that the cost of living is negatively impacting their mental health. The study highlights the growing concern regarding financial pressures on mental well-being. This finding reflects broader economic challenges faced by many individuals across the country.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Parliament to Consider AI Safety Measures Following Tumbler Ridge Incident

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Parliament will focus on AI safety in the fall. This decision follows allegations that OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot may have influenced the actions of the shooter in Tumbler Ridge. Additionally, British Columbia's Attorney General has called for amendments to the Criminal Code to enhance accountability for AI companies.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Lethbridge Updates Residential Recycling Rules

Lethbridge is implementing new residential recycling rules as part of the Alberta Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program's phase 2. This change expands the types of materials that can be placed in blue bins. The updated regulations aim to enhance the recycling process in the community.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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David Marsden, Notable Canadian Radio DJ, Passes Away at 85

David Marsden, a significant figure in Canadian radio, passed away at the age of 85. He was known for introducing alternative rock music to Canadian listeners and played a key role at CFNY radio. His contributions to the music industry have been widely recognized.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Calgary to Receive First Cyclotron for Medical Testing and Cancer Treatment

The Alberta government has announced the installation of Calgary's first cyclotron, which will be used to facilitate medical testing and improve cancer treatment options. This new facility is expected to enhance the speed and efficiency of diagnostic processes. It aims to support patient care and address the growing need for advanced medical technologies in the region.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Quebec sovereignty back on the ballot as PQ eyes majority government

When Quebecers go to the polls Monday, for many, sovereignty will be on the ballot. Paul St-Pierre Plamondon appears poised to form government after the Oct. 5 election and has promised to hold a third referendum during his first term in office, but only after Donald Trump leaves the White House.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Politics • 27 days ago
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PM Carney Addresses Trade Relations Ahead of U.S. Midterms

Prime Minister Carney has indicated that he does not plan to increase trade pressure as the U.S. midterm elections approach. This comes in the context of existing trade challenges, particularly after recent actions taken by U.S. President Trump banning certain Canadian goods. Discussions around trade relations remain a significant focus as these political events unfold.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Analysts Anticipate Increased Federal Attention on Alberta as Referendum Nears

Analysts suggest that Alberta may receive more attention from the federal government as a referendum approaches. This observation comes during a week when multiple premiers and party leaders are visiting the province. The heightened political activity reflects the significance of the upcoming vote.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Canadian Athlete Wins Gold at International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship

Aubrey Formica has secured a second gold medal at an international Brazilian jiu-jitsu competition. This victory marks Formica’s continued success in the sport. The event showcases the growing reputation of Canadian athletes in Brazilian jiu-jitsu on the international stage.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 27 days ago
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Quebec Alcohol Producers Face Challenges in U.S. Market

Quebec alcohol producers are experiencing obstacles in accessing the U.S. market following the implementation of a recent ban on Canadian alcohol. In response, companies like Geloso Group have increased production and microbreweries are seeking support from local consumers and alternative markets. The ban is prompting producers to adapt their strategies to mitigate potential losses.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Canadian Centre for Architecture Celebrates Founder Phyllis Lambert's 100th Birthday

The Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) is celebrating the centennial birthday of its founder, Phyllis Lambert. Lambert has been instrumental in shaping the CCA and promoting architectural culture in Canada. The event highlights her contributions to the field and the importance of the CCA in the architectural community.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 27 days ago
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Allegations of Excess Pesticide Levels in Driscoll's Berries Sold in Canada

An ex-employee of Driscoll's has alleged that 3.37 million containers of berries with pesticide levels exceeding permitted limits were shipped to Canada between 2022 and 2024. Driscoll's has denied these allegations. The claims raise consumer concerns about the safety of the berries sold in Canadian markets.

Sources: Lapresse Ca, Google News
Technology • 27 days ago
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Amazon Prime Video Reveals October 2026 Content Lineup

Amazon Prime Video has announced its lineup for October 2026, which will feature every James Bond movie. Additionally, a new horror series based on Stephen King will be included. This update is part of ongoing efforts by streaming services to attract subscribers with popular titles.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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New Brunswick Government to Evaluate Services in Fredericton

The New Brunswick government has announced a review of the location of homelessness, addiction, and mental health services in downtown Fredericton. This decision comes after requests from the city council. Stakeholders are looking to address the community's concerns regarding these services.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Potential Designation of West Coast Oil Pipeline as Project of National Interest

The West Coast oil pipeline may be designated as a project of national interest by the Canadian government. This potential designation is reportedly influenced by pressure from U.S. stakeholders. Multiple sources indicate an upcoming announcement regarding the designation of the pipeline on Thursday.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Canada Initiates Efforts to Rescue Ukrainian Children from Russian Occupation

Canada is actively seeking mediators to assist in the rescue of Ukrainian children taken by Russia. This initiative is part of broader international efforts, with over 50 countries participating in a summit in Toronto focused on this issue. Minister Anand is expected to conclude the summit, addressing strategies for returning these children home.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Ontario Health-Care Coalition Criticizes Bike Lane Removals in Toronto

A coalition of health-care workers in Ontario has expressed opposition to the provincial government's plan to remove bike lanes from three significant roadways in Toronto. This gathering took place on Tuesday in downtown Toronto. The coalition is advocating for the preservation of these bike lanes due to their importance for public health and safety.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Business • 27 days ago
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Canada Prepares for Possible Diesel Export Ban by the U.S.

Canada is developing backup plans in response to the possibility of a diesel export ban by the U.S. President Donald Trump. Diesel prices have been rising amid ongoing energy supply challenges. The Canadian government is considering potential actions to mitigate the impact of such a ban.

Sources: Financial Post, Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Nova Scotia Teen Admits Guilty to Sexual Assault in Hockey Hazing Incident

A teenager in Nova Scotia has pleaded guilty to charges of sexual assault related to a hockey hazing incident. The case has drawn significant attention and concern regarding safety and conduct in youth sports. This incident highlights ongoing discussions about bullying and hazing practices within athletic programs in Canada.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Canada Soccer Names Roster for U-17 Women’s World Cup Featuring Four Players from B.C.

Canada Soccer announced the 21-player roster for the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco. Four players from British Columbia will represent Canada in the tournament starting on October 17. The inclusion of these players highlights the growing talent in Canadian women's soccer.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Gavin McKenna Makes NHL Debut with the Toronto Maple Leafs

Gavin McKenna, a young player from Yukon, made his NHL debut with the Toronto Maple Leafs during their season opener against the Montreal Canadiens. The Maple Leafs lost the game 3-2, with McKenna ending the match with a minus-2 rating. Fans in Yukon celebrated his debut, showcasing a growing interest in the NHL due to McKenna's rise in the sport.

Sources: Google News, The Star, Global News, CBC News
Business • 27 days ago
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Canadian Distillers Respond to U.S. Ban on Alcohol Sales

Canadian distillers faced challenges on the first day of a new U.S. ban on the importation of Canadian alcohol. Companies like Crystal Head Vodka rapidly worked to transfer inventory into the United States before the ban took effect. The regulation impacts the distribution strategies and financial planning of Canadian liquor producers.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Saskatoon Hosts 'Every Child Matters Powwow' Before National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

The Saskatoon Tribal Council hosted the 'Every Child Matters Powwow' at the SaskTel Centre, which featured traditional drumming and dancing. This event took place ahead of Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Attendees participated to honour the memory of Indigenous children who attended residential schools.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Canada's Response to New Details on Havana Syndrome Under Review

Former Canadian diplomat Mark Carney is awaiting a briefing on new information regarding the Havana Syndrome before making any decisions on a response. Recent revelations have prompted security experts to call for an inquiry into the cases reported at Canada's embassy in Cuba. The situation has raised concerns about the safety and security of Canadian diplomats abroad.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Avian Influenza Confirmed in Birds Harvested Near Iqaluit

Avian influenza has been confirmed in birds harvested near Frobisher Bay in Iqaluit, as reported by Nunavut government officials. The detection occurred in early September. This finding raises concerns regarding wildlife health and potential implications for local communities.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Business • 27 days ago
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LNG Canada Phase 2 Expansion Moves Forward

LNG Canada has confirmed the advancement of its Phase 2 expansion project in Kitimat, British Columbia, which aims to nearly double the facility's capacity to approximately 28 million to 30 million tonnes per year. TC Energy's Coastal GasLink pipeline will also proceed with upgrades to support this increase in production. The expansion is expected to enhance Canada's position in the global liquefied natural gas market.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, CBC News, Financial Post, Ctv News, Financial Times, Seeking Alpha
Politics • 27 days ago
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Local Journalism in Canada: Challenges and Potential Solutions

Chris Arsenault, a journalism professor at Western University, discusses the difficulties facing local journalism in Canada. The article explores the potential role of government support in addressing these challenges. Arsenault provides insights drawn from the Local Journalism Initiative.

Sources: Western University
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Investigation Underway Following Highway 69 Crash

A single-vehicle crash on Highway 69 resulted in injuries to two individuals. The Ontario Provincial Police have shifted the investigation to Ontario's Special Investigations Unit. The highway is closed at Murdoch River Road as the investigation continues.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Canucks Defeat Oilers 6-5 in Season Opener

The Vancouver Canucks won their season opener against the Edmonton Oilers with a score of 6-5. Paul Cotter contributed significantly, scoring two goals, including the overtime winner. The game took place in Edmonton, Alberta.

Sources: The Star
Business • 27 days ago
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E3 Lithium Provides Update on Clearwater Project and Warrants Listing

E3 Lithium Ltd. has announced a status update on its Clearwater Project, detailing progress in financing and federal funding for the facility's advancement. The company also confirmed the upcoming trading of common share purchase warrants related to a recently closed equity offering. An investor webinar is scheduled for September 29, 2026, to provide further information to shareholders.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Business • 27 days ago
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Company Responds to Renaming of Lake Ontario by U.S. President

U.S. President Donald Trump renamed Lake Ontario to Lake America in late August. The chief executive of the company Peace by Chocolate stated that the situation could not be ignored. Following the renaming, merchandise related to Lake Ontario reportedly saw increased sales.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Northwestern Ontario Artist Designs YWG Airport Sign for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Storm Angeconeb, an artist from Lac Seul First Nation, has collaborated with the Winnipeg Richardson International Airport to create a large sign displaying 'YWG' in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The project reflects personal significance for Angeconeb, who considers her family's history in her work. This installation is part of broader efforts to acknowledge Indigenous histories and experiences in Canada.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Montreal Canadiens Prepare for 2026-27 NHL Season

The Montreal Canadiens have unveiled their roster for the upcoming 2026-27 NHL season, generating heightened expectations among fans and analysts. Young players are anticipated to take significant steps forward, contributing to the team's overall performance. The Canadiens aim to navigate a new phase while maintaining focus amidst rising confidence and expectations.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Canadians Recognize National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

September 30 is observed as Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, established to acknowledge the legacy of residential schools. This day serves to honour survivors and those who did not return home. Local leaders and citizens are encouraged to participate in events and reflect on the importance of truth and reconciliation.

Sources: Ctv News, CBC News, Google News, The Star
Politics • 27 days ago
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Quebec Candidates Prepare for Upcoming Election

Candidates in Quebec are in the final days of campaigning as election day approaches. The election is set to take place in less than a week. Concerns about potential outside interference have been raised as the campaign enters its final stretch.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star, Global News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Language-Rights Activist's Appeal Over English-Only Signs Rejected

A language-rights activist has lost an appeal regarding the use of English-only construction signs on Parliament Hill. The appeal was focused on the assertion that this practice infringes on language rights in Canada. The decision has implications for future regulations surrounding language usage in public signage.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 27 days ago
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Waterloo Researchers Explore Microorganisms for Environmental Solutions

Researchers at the University of Waterloo are investigating the use of microorganisms to improve environmental health. Their work is focused on understanding how these tiny organisms can contribute to ecological balance and sustainability. The research spans various disciplines within the Faculty of Science, highlighting the potential of biology in addressing environmental challenges.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Mark Carney's Government and First Nations Partnership in 'Build Canada'

Frances Abele and Lloyd Axworthy argue that First Nations should be equal partners in the 'Build Canada' initiative led by Mark Carney's government. They emphasize the necessity of addressing Indigenous rights and involvement in development projects. The authors contend that genuine partnership with First Nations is essential for the success of the initiative.

Sources: The Star, Google News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Advice to Mark Carney on International Relations

A recommendation is given to Mark Carney regarding international trade and relations, particularly in the context of dealing with European entities. The commentary suggests that caution is warranted based on historical experiences. Indigenous perspectives on trade are referenced as a means to underscore potential pitfalls.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Concerns Raised About Alberta Referendum Questions

The Alberta referendum has been announced with five questions focusing on immigration and immigrants. Discussions surrounding this referendum have sparked debate about its implications. Analysts are paying close attention to the potential outcomes and their importance to the province's future.

Sources: The Star
Business • 27 days ago
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Impact of U.S. Tariffs on Canadian Cosmetics Consumption

U.S. tariffs have influenced Canadian consumer behaviours, particularly in the cosmetics market. Groupe Marcelle highlights a trend of increased support for Canadian brands as a result. This shift reflects a growing sense of patriotism among consumers when making purchasing decisions.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Kathleen Wynne Comments on Global Leadership and Conduct

Former Premier Kathleen Wynne expressed concerns about the impact of global leadership behavior on international relations. She specifically criticized the conduct of former U.S. President Donald Trump, describing it as damaging and suggestive of a broader normalization of such behavior. Wynne highlighted the importance of studying exemplary leadership, pointing to Mark Carney as a positive example for Canadians.

Sources: The Star
Politics • 27 days ago
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Analysis of Donald Trump's Tariff Policy Impact on Canada

The article discusses the implications of Donald Trump's tariff policies on Canada. It suggests that the tariffs may not achieve the intended economic outcomes. The piece also implies a deeper motivation behind the trade strategies employed by the Trump administration.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Complaints Filed Over French-Only Voter Guides in Quebec Election

The use of unilingual French voter information guides by Elections Quebec has led to 160 complaints over a five-day period. Critics argue this practice raises concerns about the language rights of English-speaking residents. In response, some individuals have voiced their intent to challenge these restrictions legally.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Technology • 27 days ago
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AI Fabrication Suspected in Canadian Publications

Reports indicate that artificial intelligence may have been used to generate numerous articles across various Canadian media outlets. Investigations are ongoing to determine the extent and implications of this practice. Concerns have been raised about the quality and authenticity of journalism due to potential AI involvement.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Ontario Begins Vaccination Rollout for COVID-19 and Flu

Ontario has commenced its vaccination rollout for COVID-19 and flu vaccines, prioritizing high-risk individuals initially. However, details regarding vaccination schedules are still pending in some provinces. The general rollout for other residents in Ontario is expected to start on October 26.

Sources: Global News, Google News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Brad Jacobs Wins 'Battle of the Sexes' Curling Championship

Brad Jacobs won the 'Battle of the Sexes' curling championship held in Port Elgin, Ontario. The event showcased a competition between male and female teams in the sport. Jacobs' victory highlights his position in Canadian curling.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 27 days ago
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AGI Updates on Capital Strategy and Strategic Review

Ag Growth International Inc. has released details regarding its capital strategy and ongoing strategic review. The company has reported positive market signals that support its outlook as it approaches 2027. Notably, there has been an increase in order intake across its core businesses.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Markets • 27 days ago
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Canadian Stock Market Experiences Mixed Trends Amid Economic Concerns

The S&P/TSX composite index experienced a decline of more than 150 points as rising oil prices and economic concerns weighed on the market. Mining and technology sectors showed some gains, somewhat offsetting the overall downward trend. Meanwhile, U.S. markets also faced pressure from rising interest rates and oil prices.

Sources: Google News
Business • 27 days ago
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Visible Gold Mines Appoints Carl Caumartin to Board of Directors

Visible Gold Mines Inc. has announced the immediate appointment of Carl Caumartin as a director on its Board of Directors. Caumartin succeeds Joël Gagné, who has resigned. With over 35 years of experience in the mining sector, Caumartin brings significant expertise to the role.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Business • 27 days ago
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Terri Hastings Real Estate Group Joins LPT Realty in Ontario

Terri Hastings Real Estate Group has partnered with LPT Realty to enhance its operations in Ontario. The decision is aimed at expanding the team's presence in the Grey-Bruce region. This collaboration builds upon a multigenerational family legacy in real estate.

Sources: Businesswire
Politics • 27 days ago
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Canada Needs to Enhance Efforts Against Financial Crime, Report Indicates

A recent international watchdog report highlights Canada's progress in combating financial crime but emphasizes the need for improvements. The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) specifically calls for better investigation and prosecution of complex money laundering cases. Despite some advancements, persistent challenges remain in addressing sophisticated financial crimes.

Sources: Financial Post, The Globe and Mail, Ctv News, The Star, Google News
Business • 27 days ago
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Overview of High-Value Real Estate Listings in Canada

Various high-value homes are currently listed for sale across Canada, showcasing a wide range of properties. Among these listings is a $60-million oceanfront estate, as well as a smaller bungalow situated on 63 acres of land. The diversity in property types reflects differing real estate market conditions across the country.

Sources: Ctv News
Technology • 27 days ago
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ZenaTech Reports Significant Revenue Growth in Drone Sector

ZenaTech, a company based in Vancouver, has reported a 425% year-over-year increase in revenue for the first half of the year and a 316% increase for the second quarter. This marks the company's seventh consecutive quarter of revenue growth. ZenaTech continues to expand its defense product portfolio and is now a member of the Russell 3000 Index.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 27 days ago
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Savaria's Executive Chairman Completes Share Sale

Marcel Bourassa, the Executive Chairman of Savaria Corporation, has finalized the sale of 3,000,000 common shares of the company, equating to about 4.15% of its total shares. The announcement was made on September 29, 2026. Savaria, headquartered in Laval, Quebec, is recognized as a leader in the accessibility industry.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 27 days ago
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Canada's Economic Growth Stalls After Period of Expansion

Canada's economy has halted growth following three months of expansion. Economists are forecasting a slowdown in economic performance amid escalating trade tensions. The current climate has intensified economic uncertainty.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 27 days ago
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Deloitte Adjusts Canada's Economic Forecast for 2027

Deloitte has revised its economic outlook for Canada's GDP in 2027, reducing it by 20%. The adjustment is attributed to deteriorating conditions for consumers and businesses, influenced by ongoing trade tensions. Despite a better-than-expected performance earlier this year, the report indicates that this momentum is slowing.

Sources: Financial Post, Global News, CBC News
Business • 27 days ago
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Canada's Economy Shows No Growth in July, According to Statistics Canada

Statistics Canada reports that Canada's gross domestic product (GDP) experienced no growth in July 2023. This comes after a period of strong economic performance in the second quarter. Analysts are assessing the implications of this stagnation on future economic trends.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Ontario Extends Affordable Child-Care Program, Fees Remain Unchanged

The Ontario government, in conjunction with the federal government, has announced a four-year extension of the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care agreement. However, this extension has faced criticism for failing to introduce new targets that would further decrease parent fees or improve wages for early childhood educators. Stakeholders, including child care advocates, have raised concerns about the agreement's effectiveness in expanding affordable child care options for families.

Sources: Financial Post, CBC News, Global News
Business • 27 days ago
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Aeroplan Credit Cards Introduce New Travel Benefits and Discounts

Aeroplan Credit Cardholders will receive a 15% discount on Air Canada flight rewards as part of a new promotional offer. This offer is available to Canadian cardholders until January 11, 2027, and will officially become a benefit starting January 12, 2027. Additional benefits include semi-annual Air Canada Flight Benefits and access to Maple Leaf Lounges for Premium Credit Cardholders.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 27 days ago
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U.S. Import Ban on Canadian Goods Takes Effect

As of Tuesday, a U.S. import ban came into effect affecting Canadian products including alcohol, dairy, and motorcycles. This represents an escalation in the ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the United States. The total value of affected Canadian imports is approximately USD 1 billion.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, The Globe and Mail, Ctv News, Google News, The Star, Financial Post
Business • 27 days ago
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MidOcean Energy to Join LNG Canada Phase 2 Project

MidOcean Energy has announced its participation in Phase 2 of the LNG Canada project in partnership with PETRONAS. This decision follows the Final Investment Decision made on September 29, 2026. MidOcean is managed by EIG, a prominent investor in the energy and infrastructure sectors.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Business • 27 days ago
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Tom McLaughlin Becomes Chair of the Ontario Home Builders' Association

The Ontario Home Builders' Association has announced the election of Tom McLaughlin as its new Chair for the 2026-2027 term. McLaughlin is the Vice-President of Finance & Controller at Thomasfield Homes, based in Guelph. This marks a leadership transition for the association, which serves the residential construction industry in Ontario.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 27 days ago
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Study Confirms Effectiveness of Dolphin Ring Cutter for Hard-Metal Rings

Ring Rescue Inc. has announced the results of a study confirming that their Dolphin Ring Cutter successfully cuts through tungsten carbide, titanium, and stainless steel rings. The findings underscore the importance of having reliable medical-grade devices for safely addressing ring entrapment. This study emphasizes the potential for improved outcomes in emergency medical situations involving hard-metal rings.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Ontario Woman Appeals Conviction in Infant Son's Death Due to New Evidence

An Ontario woman, Jennifer Gaskin, was convicted of manslaughter in 2002 concerning the death of her infant son, Joeseph. She is now asking the province's top court to overturn her conviction based on new medical evidence. The case involves claims related to shaken baby syndrome.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star, Global News
Technology • 27 days ago
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Conquest Receives ISO/IEC 42001 Certification for AI Financial Advice Engine

Conquest, a fintech company based in Winnipeg, has achieved ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification, which is the international standard for AI management systems. This certification affirms the company's governance framework related to its AI financial advice engine, ensuring enhanced security and privacy. With this accomplishment, Conquest aims to strengthen client trust and compliance in financial services.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Audit Raises Questions About Collaborative Care Clinics in New Brunswick

New Brunswick's auditor general has raised concerns regarding the tracking and location of collaborative care clinics under the Holt government. The audit highlights gaps in data and cost management related to the clinics, which are central to the government's health-care access initiatives. This report may prompt discussions on the effectiveness and oversight of health services in the province.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Obby Khan Steps Down as Manitoba PC Leader Amid Internal Party Struggles

Obby Khan has announced his resignation as leader of the Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party. He plans to remain as an Independent Member of the Legislative Assembly. His resignation follows significant internal conflict within the party and a recent confidence vote where he retained his leadership.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News, Ctv News
Business • 27 days ago
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SmartStop Self Storage REIT Announces Investment and Upcoming Symposium Participation

SmartStop Self Storage REIT, Inc. has announced its participation in the 12th Annual Evercore ISI Storage Symposium. The company is also expanding its North American platform through a strategic investment of approximately USD $54 million in a joint venture for self-storage properties in Canada. This investment positions SmartStop as Canada's third-largest storage operator.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 27 days ago
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Calian and Invest Ottawa Launch Northstar Defence Lab to Enhance Defence Capabilities

Calian Group Ltd. and Invest Ottawa have announced the establishment of the Northstar Defence Lab at Area X.O. The lab aims to integrate legacy and emerging technologies to improve Canada's defence interoperability. This initiative was revealed during the GCXpo event in Ottawa on September 29, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 27 days ago
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Claude AI Surpasses OpenAI in Workplace Adoption Among Canadian Professionals

Claude AI has reportedly achieved greater workplace adoption than OpenAI in Canada. The company is offering a Professional E-Degree that includes four courses and hands-on AI training. This development is gaining attention from Canadian professionals seeking to enhance their skills in artificial intelligence.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 27 days ago
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Bed Bath & Beyond Canada Relaunches Online with Plans for Store Openings

Bed Bath & Beyond Canada has relaunched its online shopping platform after previously closing all its stores across the country. The new ownership aims to rejuvenate the brand's presence in Canada, with plans for physical store openings slated for next year. This marks a significant step in reviving a once-popular retail chain in the Canadian market.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, Financial Post, The Globe and Mail
Provincial • 27 days ago
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B.C. Supreme Court to Rule on Constitutional Challenge by Convicted Activists

A Supreme Court judge in British Columbia is anticipated to deliver a ruling today regarding a constitutional challenge from two harm-reduction activists. The activists were convicted of drug trafficking and contend that their actions aimed to mitigate harm related to toxic drugs. The outcome of this case could have significant implications for harm reduction policies in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star, CBC News
Business • 27 days ago
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OpenTable Releases Canadian Restaurant Impact Report

OpenTable has published its inaugural Canadian Restaurant Impact Report, highlighting the significance of restaurants in local economies and communities. The report outlines factors that contribute to the success of restaurants in Canada. This research emphasizes the role of dining establishments beyond mere food consumption, focusing on social interaction and connectivity.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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High-Speed Rail Project Between Calgary and Edmonton Advances with Government Support

The governments of Alberta and Canada are moving forward with plans for a high-speed rail service connecting Calgary, Red Deer, and Edmonton. Alberta is preparing to launch a formal proposal process for private-sector involvement, while the federal government has committed to referring the project to its Major Projects Office. The project aims to improve transportation between these cities in Alberta.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News, Financial Post
Markets • 27 days ago
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Consumer Confidence in Canada Remains Neutral Amid Oil-Driven Inflation Concerns

Consumer confidence in Canada has shown stability, despite some concerns regarding inflation driven by rising oil prices. While the overall sentiment appears neutral, certain segments of consumers have expressed apprehension about underlying economic conditions. This suggests that there may be varying levels of confidence within different demographics or regions of the country.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Yukon Premier Announces Upcoming Mini Capital Budget and Firearms Act

Yukon Premier Currie Dixon, who also serves as the finance minister, has stated that a mini capital budget will be presented when the Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) reconvene this fall. The fiscal and economic outlook, along with a supplementary budget, will also be discussed. These announcements come as part of the territory's ongoing legislative agenda.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 27 days ago
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Call for Reform in Canada's Dairy Industry

There is an ongoing discussion regarding the Canadian dairy industry and its supply management system. Some argue that this system results in high prices and limited choices for consumers. Proposed reforms aim to increase competition and benefit the consumer market.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Valley View Villa Workers to Resume Strike Amid Negotiation Breakdown

Workers at Valley View Villa in Pictou County, Nova Scotia, have announced plans to return to the picket lines after negotiations with management broke down. The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) 2330 states that the employer is demanding concessions that would worsen current contract terms. CUPE 2330 President Betty expressed frustration over the situation.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Nova Scotia Senior Sentenced for Killing Wife Following Her Request for Assistance

Douglas Smith, a 75-year-old man, has been sentenced in Nova Scotia for the killing of his wife four years ago. Court documents reveal that the incident occurred after she requested his help in ending her life. The case raises complex discussions around assisted dying and consent in legal contexts.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 27 days ago
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Economist Suggests Interest Rate Hikes Due to Strong Canadian Economy

Derek Holt from Scotiabank has indicated that the Canadian economy is performing better than previously anticipated. He argues that this resilience may lead the Bank of Canada to consider increasing interest rates. Holt contrasts this perspective with more pessimistic views on the economy's performance.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 27 days ago
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Yellow Duck Appoints Archie Grace as Chief Technology Officer

Yellow Duck has announced the appointment of Archie Grace as its chief technology officer and co-founder. Grace previously played a significant role in the growth of Toast, a company valued at over $10 billion. His new position at Yellow Duck will focus on developing the company's infrastructure for childcare services.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Multiple Arrests Made in Quebec Cocaine Trafficking Case

A total of 16 individuals have been charged in connection with a cocaine trafficking investigation in Quebec known as 'Project Chrome.' The ages of those arrested range from 24 to 73 years old. This investigation has taken place over several years and has resulted in multiple charges being laid.

Sources: Global News
Business • 27 days ago
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Flight Delays Significantly Reduced at Major Canadian Airports This Summer

This summer, Canada’s four major airports reported an 85% decrease in flight delays. The airports also experienced a 0.9% increase in the number of flights compared to the same period in 2025. Overall, these improvements indicate a positive trend for air travel in Canada.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Key Points for Montreal Canadiens Fans This NHL Season

The Montreal Canadiens are preparing for the new NHL season as hockey returns. Several noteworthy points have emerged regarding the team's outlook and roster. Fans are encouraged to stay informed about developments as the season progresses.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Edmonton Man Arrested for Fraud and Assault in Manitoba

A 29-year-old man from Edmonton has been arrested in Manitoba for allegedly defrauding three elderly individuals of $37,000 in a grandparent scam. He faces additional charges for allegedly transporting a teenage girl into Manitoba and sexually assaulting her. The incidents reportedly occurred after he travelled from Alberta to Manitoba.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 27 days ago
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TMX Considers Extending Hours and Introducing Prediction Markets

The TMX Group has indicated a willingness to extend trading hours and potentially add prediction markets if there is sufficient demand from investors. The consideration comes as part of ongoing efforts to enhance the trading experience and meet market needs. TMX is prepared to act quickly in response to any emerging interests.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Quebec Voters Participate in Advance Polling Ahead of October Election

Advance voting for the upcoming Quebec election on October 5 has seen participation from 23.6 percent of eligible voters, according to Élections Québec. Residents in the Outaouais region, including Hull and Pontiac, engaged in the early voting process over the weekend. The election is anticipated to have significant implications for the province.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Ontario Man Found Not Criminally Responsible for Attack in P.E.I.

An Ontario man has been found not criminally responsible for attacking a security guard in Slemon Park, Prince Edward Island. He was accused of running the guard over with his truck. The ruling was made following a legal evaluation of his mental state at the time of the incident.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 27 days ago
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Analysis Reveals U.S. States Affected by Trade Relations with Canada

An analysis by the Advancing American Freedom Foundation has assessed which U.S. states have the highest reliance on trade with Canada. The study examines the impact of trade dynamics caused by previous tariffs and trade policies. Findings indicate variations in how different states are affected based on their trade volumes with Canada.

Sources: National Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Prime Minister Carney Suggests Potential Increase in Immigration

In a recent interview with the New York Times, Prime Minister Mark Carney indicated there may be a potential for a controlled increase in Canada's population through immigration. This statement highlights the government's consideration of changing immigration levels. Further details on the specifics or timeline of this possible increase have not yet been provided.

Sources: Global News
Business • 27 days ago
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Entente Education Canada Allocates $124,000 in Community Grants

Entente Education Canada has awarded $124,000 in community grants to support 32 projects across the country. These grants are aimed at initiatives that promote a healthy and active future for older adults in Canada. The funding underscores Entente Education Canada's commitment to community enhancement through various activities and health programs.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Community Event in Edmonton Raises Support for Hope Air Charity

A recent event in Edmonton raised funds for Hope Air, a national charity that offers free flights for Canadians needing medical assistance. The charity focuses on transporting individuals from remote areas to medical appointments. This initiative aims to assist those who cannot afford travel costs for healthcare purposes.

Sources: Global News
Politics • 27 days ago
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New Poll Shows Olivia Chow Leading in Toronto Mayoral Race

A recent poll indicates that Olivia Chow has a 17-point lead over Brad Bradford among decided voters in the Toronto mayoral race. Meanwhile, Bradford received the endorsement of Canadian musician Geddy Lee, who advocates for new leadership in the city. The race continues to develop as various endorsements and polling data emerge.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Markets • 27 days ago
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BoC and Banking Regulator Encourage Use of Liquidity Facility

The Bank of Canada and the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions issued a joint statement affirming that using the liquidity facility is not an indication of financial stress. They emphasized the importance of maintaining confidence in the banking system. The organizations aim to ensure that financial institutions feel secure in accessing support when needed.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Technology • 27 days ago
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ENDVR Energy Launches TreeGuard Satellite and AI Vegetation Risk Management in Canada

Milton Hydro Distribution Inc. has implemented Spotlite's TreeGuard satellite and AI-powered vegetation risk management platform, making it the first utility in Canada to do so. ENDVR Energy is responsible for the deployment and plans to offer the TreeGuard technology to other utilities and infrastructure owners across the country. This initiative aims to enhance vegetation management and reduce risks associated with utility operations.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Nova Scotia Auditor General Addresses Student Assessment Data Utilization

The Nova Scotia auditor general's report highlights inadequacies in the province's handling of student assessment data. It indicates that there is no action plan to tackle the challenges students face in reading, writing, and mathematics. The report calls for improved use of assessment results to enhance educational outcomes.

Sources: Global News, CBC News
Business • 27 days ago
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Canada's Engineering Firms Address AI Concerns Amid Growth Opportunities

Canadian engineering firms are responding to concerns regarding the impact of artificial intelligence on their industry. WSP's CEO highlighted the potential for growth linked to an emerging electric infrastructure 'supercycle' in the United States. This context emphasizes the resilience of the engineering sector in adapting to technological changes while pursuing new opportunities.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Study Initiated on Cormorant Population Impact in Alberta

Concerns have been raised in Alberta about the impact of double-crested cormorants on fish populations and stocked trout ponds. The Alberta Wildlife Federation has launched a citizen science initiative to gather data on cormorant populations in the province. The study aims to determine whether additional population control measures are necessary.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 27 days ago
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Atico Mining Corporation Secures US$95 Million Financing for Project Development

Atico Mining Corporation has announced a secured Project Finance facility worth US$95 million from Trafigura PTE. Ltd. Additionally, the company is pursuing a US$16.4 million private placement of convertible debentures. The total financing amounts to US$111.4 million, intended to support Atico's upcoming project developments.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 27 days ago
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TD Bank Adjusts Canadian Housing Market Outlook

TD Bank has revised its forecast for the Canadian housing market, predicting a 5% decrease in housing sales for this year. The bank has also downgraded its outlook for 2026, citing higher bond yields as a contributing factor. The adjustment reflects ongoing economic conditions impacting the real estate sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Federal Funding Announced for Gun and Gang Violence Prevention in Halifax

The federal government has announced nearly $2 million in funding aimed at preventing gun and gang violence in Halifax. This initiative targets community safety and aims to address issues related to crime. Local officials expressed support for the funding and its anticipated impact on violence prevention efforts.

Sources: Global News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Canada Affirms No Apology to U.S. Over Trade Dispute

Canada's Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc asserted that the country will not apologize to the United States regarding the ongoing trade tensions. This statement comes in response to remarks made by President Donald Trump. The trade relationship between Canada and the U.S. continues to be a significant topic amid ongoing negotiations.

Sources: Global News
Business • 27 days ago
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Report Highlights Increase in Drug Insurance Claims in Canada

A report by GreenShield indicates that overall drug costs in Canada increased by 9.5 per cent from 2024 to 2025. Factors contributing to this rise include costs associated with GLP-1 medications and ADHD treatments. The report reflects ongoing trends in drug insurance claims across the country.

Sources: Global News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Canada's Electric Vehicle Market Strategy Under Review

Discussions are underway regarding the future of Canada's electric vehicle (EV) market in relation to the United States. Officials emphasize the need to strengthen the EV sector and the broader automotive industry. There are concerns that aligning too closely with U.S. policies may hinder Canada's domestic automotive growth.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Rugby Canada Appoints Craig Dods as Men's Sevens Team Coach

Rugby Canada has appointed Craig Dods as the coach of the men's sevens rugby team and as the assistant coach of the men's 15s team. The announcement was made on Tuesday. Dods comes to this position with a background in coaching at the international level.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 27 days ago
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IPCE Celebrates 30 Years with Record Participation and Programming

The International Pipeline Conference & Expo (IPCE) celebrated its 30th anniversary in Calgary, concluding its 16th edition. The event attracted over 8,000 attendees from 44 countries and featured 40 percent growth in exhibiting companies. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith addressed the global pipeline community at the conference, highlighting Canada's advancements in energy infrastructure.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Alberta Government and Anglican Diocese Acknowledge Liability in Sexual Assault Case

The Alberta government and the Anglican Synod of the Diocese of Edmonton have accepted vicarious liability concerning allegations of sexual assaults by an Anglican priest against youth in the 1980s. This admission was made in connection to a civil lawsuit related to these historical events. The case highlights issues of accountability for institutions regarding abuse cases involving their representatives.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 27 days ago
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Bank of Canada Increases Repo Operations to Address CORRA Pressure

The Bank of Canada has announced an increase in its two-week repurchase operations. This measure aims to alleviate the upward pressure on the Canadian Overnight Rate Average (CORRA). The central bank is taking these steps to ensure smooth functioning in the financial markets.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Economist Highlights Economic Implications of Alberta's Potential Secession

An economist has warned that Alberta's potential separation from Canada could have significant economic consequences, including a projected investment decline of 12% to 18%. The report also suggests that what is currently a budget surplus could turn into a deficit if the separation efforts move forward. These implications are outlined in a recent analysis comparing Alberta's situation with Brexit.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Business • 27 days ago
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Neil Woodyer Inducted into Canadian Mining Hall of Fame

Neil Woodyer, the Founder, Chair, and CEO of Aris Mining Corporation, has been recognized for his contributions to the mining sector through his induction into the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame. This acknowledgment reflects his career in mining finance, entrepreneurship, and company building. The induction ceremony took place in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 27 days ago
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Record Investment in Canadian Government Bonds Reported

Foreign investors have significantly increased their investment in Canadian government bonds. This trend is linked to a rise in federal bond issuance. Analysts suggest that Canada may be on the brink of a broader investment surge.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Canada's Trade Discussions with the United States

Federal Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald recently addressed the ongoing trade relationship between Canada and the United States. The topic was highlighted during his recent return to Parliament Hill. The discussions focus on Canada's economy and the pursuit of new trade partnerships.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 27 days ago
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Precision Drilling Corporation Announces Third Quarter Results Conference Call Schedule

Precision Drilling Corporation will release its third quarter results for 2026 on October 27, 2026. A conference call is scheduled for October 28, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. MT. The call will provide insights into the company's financial performance during the quarter.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Nova Scotia's Heating Assistance Rebate Faces Criticism from Advocates

The Nova Scotia government is offering a $400 rebate to low-income households for heating assistance this winter. Advocates assert that the program excludes too many residents in need of support. Critics argue that the financial aid is insufficient to meet the rising heating costs faced by many households.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 27 days ago
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Analysis of Stelco Shutdown Events

Stelco announced a shutdown that has raised concerns regarding the impact on employees and local economy. An official claims that the company had previously declined offers for emergency funding that could have prevented layoffs. This situation highlights the complex factors influencing the company's decision-making process.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Durham Police Acquire New Helicopter Under Provincial Program

Durham Region police have received a new helicopter, named Air4, as part of a provincial initiative aimed at enhancing air support for police services across Ontario. This initiative is funded through a multimillion-dollar investment by the provincial government. The introduction of Air4 is expected to improve operational efficiency for law enforcement in the region.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 27 days ago
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FATF Reviews Canada's Anti-Money Laundering Regime

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has assessed Canada's anti-money laundering measures, rating their overall effectiveness as moderate. The review identified significant supervisory shortcomings in Canada's efforts to mitigate financial crime. The findings underscore the need for improvements in regulatory practices to enhance the country's compliance with international standards.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Politics • 27 days ago
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Canadian Military Seeks Anti-Drone Defences for Bases and Facilities

The Department of National Defence is currently seeking to implement anti-drone defences at military bases and facilities across Canada. This initiative aims to enhance the protection of personnel, equipment, and military infrastructure. The move reflects ongoing concerns over the potential threats posed by drones in the area of national security.

Sources: Global News
Business • 27 days ago
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Key Economic Developments in Canada

Recent reports highlight various significant economic developments in Canada, including discussions around LNG Canada expansion and the Northern Shield pipeline. Additionally, there are concerns regarding stalled GDP growth and evolving interest rate expectations. Other topics addressed include financial crime and market responses to these emerging issues.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Lawyer States Synagogue Attack Should Not Affect COVID-19 Lawsuit

A lawyer representing a group of Canadian soldiers and ex-soldiers stated that the recent death of Sean Ward in a synagogue attack should not influence an ongoing COVID-19 related lawsuit. The lawyer emphasized that the litigation's foundation is independent of Mr. Ward's involvement. The case includes several military personnel, and its legal basis stands apart from individual circumstances.

Sources: National Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Federal Government Announces Builder for Inmate Hospital in New Brunswick

The federal government has chosen EllisDon Corp., an Ontario-based construction company, to design and build a new health centre for inmates in southeast New Brunswick. The facility will accommodate 155 beds. This project is part of the government's ongoing efforts to improve health services for incarcerated individuals.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Discussion on Drug Policies in Canadian Prisons

Canadian politicians are facing scrutiny regarding drug policies in prisons. The debate focuses on the effectiveness of current strategies and the potential need for reforms. Some believe a shift towards a more comprehensive system might be necessary to address these challenges.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Construction Begins on Highway 11/17 Expansion Near Nipigon

The province has begun construction to widen Highway 11/17 between McGuire Road and Coughlin Road near Nipigon. This project is part of a broader initiative to twin over 107 kilometres of the Trans-Canada Highway between Thunder Bay and Nipigon. Local truck drivers and leaders express support for the long-awaited upgrades.

Sources: Ctv News, CBC News
Politics • 27 days ago
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CSIS Under Scrutiny for Potential Misuse of Powers, Says Watchdog

A review by the national intelligence watchdog has raised concerns about the Canadian Security Intelligence Service's compliance with the law regarding the use of special powers for intelligence gathering. The findings suggest possible misuse of authority during their operations. The implications of this review could impact the oversight of intelligence activities in Canada.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Inquest Concludes Without Recommendations Following Killings at Manitoba Prison

An inquest into the deaths of three men at Stony Mountain Institution in Manitoba has concluded. The presiding judge has stated that there will be no recommendations for changes to existing policies or practices. The inquest aimed to investigate the circumstances surrounding the killings within the maximum security unit.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Halifax Requests Review of Nova Scotia's Property Tax Cap System

Halifax has requested the provincial government to review the capped assessment program in Nova Scotia. City councillors and a recent report have described the current property tax system as unfair and detrimental to housing affordability in the region. The review aims to identify potential solutions to improve the housing situation in Halifax.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Canada Post Unveils New Stamps for Orange Shirt Day

Canada Post has released a new set of stamps created by Indigenous artists to commemorate Orange Shirt Day. This year marks a significant milestone for the day, which focuses on raising awareness about the history and impact of residential schools in Canada. The stamps aim to promote understanding and recognition of Indigenous experiences and culture.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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New Art Piece Unveiled at Gordie Howe International Bridge

An art piece titled 'Make a Joyful Noise' has been unveiled on the Canadian side of the Gordie Howe International Bridge. The work was created by Canadian artist Jordan Sook. This installation commemorates the Underground Railroad.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 27 days ago
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Bunker Hill Mining Corp. Elects to Issue Shares for Interest Payment

Bunker Hill Mining Corp. has announced its decision to issue 100,499 shares of common stock to fulfill interest payment obligations. The issuance pertains to an interest payment due as of September 29, 2026. The company's decision follows regulatory compliance and is part of its financial strategy.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 27 days ago
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GoldHaven Resources Corp. Secures $1 Million in Flow-Through Financing

GoldHaven Resources Corp. announced a fully subscribed non-brokered flow-through financing, generating gross proceeds of $1,000,000. The financing involves the issuance of flow-through common shares priced at $0.265 each. This investment aims to support the company’s exploration efforts.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 27 days ago
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Monument Mining Reports Financial Results for Fiscal 2026

Monument Mining Limited announced its financial results for the year ending June 30, 2026. The company reported gross revenue of US$165.72 million and a cash cost of US$1,243 per ounce. These results reflect the company's performance over the fiscal year 2026.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Indigenous Leaders Express Concerns Over Election Campaign Focus

Indigenous leaders in Quebec have voiced concerns that their issues are not receiving sufficient attention in the lead-up to the provincial election. Chiefs have stated that discussions surrounding their communities' needs are lacking in the campaign. There is a call for increased recognition and prioritization of Indigenous issues in political discourse.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Free Regalia Rental Program Supports Powwows in Northwestern Ontario

The Wabinoong Regalia Collective is providing free powwow regalia rentals to First Nation communities in northwestern Ontario. This initiative aims to ensure broader access to traditional attire for powwow participants. The program supports cultural expression and community connection through the art of regalia.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Indigenous Leaders Emphasise Consultation in Quebec Independence Discussion

Indigenous leaders have asserted that Quebec must consult First Nations and Inuit communities regarding any potential independence efforts. This statement comes amid ongoing discussions about a potential referendum for Quebec's separation. The leaders emphasise the legal and ethical necessity of Indigenous involvement in such decisions.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Trial Highlights Indigenous Child Welfare Issues in Ontario

A murder trial in Milton, Ontario has raised concerns regarding the state of Indigenous child welfare in the region. Advocate Jody Harbour emphasized the necessity for front-line workers to ensure proper support for Indigenous children. The trial is part of ongoing discussions about systemic challenges faced by Indigenous populations in Ontario.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Canada Evaluates Its Relations with Europe Amid Changing Political Landscapes

Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested a closer alliance between Canada and Europe based on shared values. Experts express concern that these values may not align as closely in the future with key European leaders such as those in France and Germany. The shifting political climate in Europe may impact Canada’s diplomatic strategies.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Call for Changes in K-12 Education Regarding Indigenous Peoples in Newfoundland and Labrador

First Light has requested that modifications to the K-12 education system in Newfoundland and Labrador be prioritized. This initiative aims to address existing gaps in knowledge about Indigenous peoples. The organization emphasizes the importance of incorporating Indigenous perspectives in educational curricula.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Search for Unmarked Graves at Former Residential Schools in Northern Ontario

Efforts to locate unmarked graves at former residential schools in northern Ontario have intensified recently. Various technologies, including ground-penetrating radar, drones, and specially trained dogs, have been deployed in the Chapleau area. These initiatives aim to uncover the histories of students who did not return home from these institutions.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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MRI Services to be Available in Grand Falls-Windsor by 2028

The government of Newfoundland and Labrador has announced that MRI services will be introduced in Grand Falls-Windsor in 2028. This new service aims to provide residents with improved access to medical imaging. The announcement was made by Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Manitoba Weather Forecast for September 29 and 30, 2026

Southern Manitoba is expected to experience sunshine and cloud cover on September 29, 2026. On September 30, northern Manitoba is forecasted to receive rain, with some areas potentially receiving over 20 millimetres. Meanwhile, southern Manitoba will see a mix of sun and clouds.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Fisher River Cree Nation Residents Access Local Training Opportunities

Residents of Fisher River Cree Nation are increasingly participating in training programs aimed at skilled trades. The initiative comes in response to a high demand for skilled professionals in Manitoba. Local efforts are fostering economic growth and employment within the community.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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University College of the North Launches Cree-Language Degree Program

University College of the North is introducing a new bachelor's degree program in the Cree language, Ininimowin. The program will provide options for one-, two-, and three-year studies. This initiative aims to promote Indigenous languages and culture in northern Manitoba.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Federal Report Acknowledges Antisemitism in Canada

A recent federal report has highlighted the prevalence of antisemitism in Canada, calling attention to its normalization within society. The report aims to prompt discussions on how to address and mitigate the issue. This acknowledgment reflects ongoing concerns regarding hate and discrimination in the country.

Sources: National Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Kelly McParland Discusses Premier Smith's Strategy Ahead of Alberta Vote

Kelly McParland provides an analysis of Premier Smith's political strategy leading up to the upcoming Alberta vote. The piece explores the potential outcomes of the vote and their implications for Smith's future in Alberta politics. The article raises questions about Smith's objectives and motivations in the context of the elections.

Sources: National Post
Business • 27 days ago
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The Trend of Backyard Renovations in Canada

Many Canadians are renovating their backyards to include features such as saunas, cold plunges, and relaxation rooms. This trend has been observed across the country with homeowners investing in year-round amenities for comfort and wellness. Notably, professional athletes like Connor McDavid are spotlighting this growing preference for luxury outdoor spaces.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Ford Government's 'Protect Ontario' Tariff Program Reports Spending of $140 Million

The Ford government's 'Protect Ontario' tariff program has spent $140 million to date. Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy faced questioning from opposition Members of Provincial Parliament about the deployment of these funds. The program continues to be a topic of discussion in the legislative assembly.

Sources: Global News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Expert Urges Canada to Prioritize Economic Interests

Joe Oliver emphasizes that Canada's foreign policy should centre on maintaining a strong economy. He argues that Ottawa can effectively pursue economic goals while managing relations with the United States. Oliver suggests that careful navigation is essential to avoid conflict with American interests, particularly those of former President Donald Trump.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Ottawa Announces Additional Funding for Palestinians Amid Concerns

The Canadian government has announced a new allocation of $100 million to support Palestinians. Officials assert that these funds are intended solely for education and basic needs. There are concerns regarding the potential misuse of the funds for unintended purposes.

Sources: National Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Canada to Destroy Thousands of Residential School Testimonies by 2027

The Supreme Court of Canada has mandated the destruction of nearly 38,000 residential school testimonies collected as part of the Independent Assessment Process (IAP) by 2027. Individual survivors may request preservation of their own records. Opinions among survivors about this decision vary significantly.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Politics • 27 days ago
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Alberta Independence Campaigners Advocate for Referendum

Pro-separation groups in Alberta are promoting a referendum as a means to gain leverage in negotiations with the federal government. They argue that the referendum is not strictly about independence but rather a strategic move. The effectiveness of this approach in convincing voters remains to be seen.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Ontario Hospitals Face Debt to Private Banks

Several hospital networks in Ontario reportedly owe private banks $70 million. These hospitals paid $1.45 million in public funds as interest to these lenders last year. Concerns have been raised about the financial viability of at least one hospital due to this debt.

Sources: National Post
Business • 27 days ago
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Vema Hydrogen Expands Leadership Team in Quebec

Vema Hydrogen has announced the appointment of Stephane Dallaire as Chief Financial Officer and François Marquis to strengthen field operations in Quebec. The company is working to expand its Canadian operations and investments. These appointments are part of Vema's efforts to advance its pilot testing initiatives.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 27 days ago
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Argo Corporation Renews Smart Routing Agreement with Bradford West Gwillimbury

Argo Corporation has renewed its Smart Routing™ agreement with the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury until 2027. This renewal follows a threefold increase in ridership and $4.1 million in provincial funding aimed at supporting the expansion of on-demand transit services. The agreement reflects ongoing collaboration between Argo and the town to enhance transit efficiency.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Winners of the 2026 OHBA Awards of Distinction Announced

The Ontario Home Builders’ Association has announced the winners of the 2026 Awards of Distinction. This annual program recognises achievements in creativity, innovation, and excellence among builders, renovators, and developers in Ontario. The announcement was made in Collingwood, Ontario, on September 30, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 27 days ago
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Brutus Mining Inc. Appoints New Advisors

Brutus Mining Inc. has announced the appointments of Gordon Robb and Luke van der Meer as advisors to the Company. Both individuals are expected to provide expertise in capital markets and technical judgement. The appointments are seen as a strategic move to enhance the Company's capabilities.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 27 days ago
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Terra Rossa Gold Ltd. Updates Investor Marketing Engagements

Terra Rossa Gold Ltd. has announced a new investor relations agreement aimed at enhancing its marketing efforts. The update was provided as part of its ongoing commitment to investor engagement. The company's shares are listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and the OTCQB market.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 27 days ago
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Concerns Raised by Bank of Canada Officials on Economic Pressures

Bank of Canada officials, including a deputy, have expressed concerns about rising fuel costs potentially affecting pricing for other goods and services. This situation is described as a 'dilemma,' taking into account the impact of ongoing trade tensions and global energy shocks. The officials are monitoring these economic factors closely to determine their implications for the Canadian economy.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 27 days ago
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Report Highlights Potential for Canada as a Data Centre Hub

A recent report suggests that Canada has the resources and conditions necessary to become a leader in the data centre industry. However, it also points out that a significant portion of the profits generated by these facilities may be repatriated abroad. This raises questions regarding the overall economic benefits for the country.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 27 days ago
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Rocket Doctor AI to Present at NIBA Conference in Florida

Rocket Doctor AI Inc. will have its CEO, Dr. Essam Hamza, present at the upcoming 153rd National Investment Banking Association Conference in Florida on October 7, 2026. The presentation will focus on the company's growth, recent milestones, and strategic direction. The event is a significant opportunity for the company to engage with potential investors and stakeholders in the healthcare technology sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 27 days ago
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Opposition Seeks to Capitalize on Government's Labour and Environmental Strategies

The Liberal government in Canada, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, currently enjoys strong poll numbers. However, opposition parties believe that Carney’s strategies regarding labour and environmental policies may present unexpected political opportunities. The situation suggests a potential shift in political dynamics as the opposition attempts to highlight perceived weaknesses in the government's approach.

Sources: Ctv News, Lapresse Ca
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Call for Action on Quebec's Public Water Infrastructure Crisis

The Institut de recherche en économie contemporaine (IRÉC) has issued a call for action regarding the public water infrastructure crisis in Quebec. The organization emphasizes the importance of addressing this issue in the public interest. The statement was made during a press event in Montreal on September 29, 2026.

Sources: Les Affairs
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Key News Highlights for Tuesday

On Tuesday, several notable stories have emerged in Canadian news. Topics include discussions on pesticides, the valuation of the Montreal Canadiens, and issues surrounding organized crime in Montreal. These stories are shaping conversations in Quebec and across the country.

Sources: Lapresse Ca
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Preparatory Work Begins at Asticou Site, According to Santé Québec Outaouais

Santé Québec Outaouais has announced that preparatory work has started at the Asticou site. While these efforts may not be visible at this time, the organization has confirmed their initiation despite the absence of heavy equipment. The situation at the site remains under observation as developments unfold.

Sources: Le Droit
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Exploring Quebec's Heritage Amid Housing Development

There are ongoing commitments to construct new housing in Quebec. However, there are concerns regarding the protection of the region's cultural heritage. The debate focuses on balancing development with preservation efforts.

Sources: Radio-canada Ca
Politics • 27 days ago
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Federal Funding for Environmental Protection in Quebec Under Scrutiny

An investigation by La Presse highlights that $100 million allocated by the federal government to Quebec for environmental protection has not been used as intended. The Quebec government has redirected these funds to other purposes. The situation raises questions about fiscal accountability and environmental commitments.

Sources: Lapresse Ca
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Weather in Quebec: Comfortable Temperatures Under a Grey Sky

On Wednesday, much of Quebec will experience denser cloud cover, although some areas may see breaks of sunshine. The temperatures are expected to remain comfortable throughout the region. Residents should prepare for a variably cloudy day.

Sources: Journal De Québec, Tva Nouvelles, Journal Montreal
Business • 27 days ago
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Celystra Pharma Receives Health Canada Approval for Rare Genetic Disorder Treatment

Celystra Pharma, a Quebec-based biopharmaceutical company, has received approval from Health Canada for a treatment targeting a rare genetic disorder. The disorder is characterized by painful and unpredictable swelling episodes. This advancement marks a significant step in the development of therapies for rare diseases in Canada.

Sources: Lapresse Ca
Provincial • 27 days ago
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Nautilus Plus Engages in Innovative Research Project on Obesity Management

Nautilus Plus has announced its participation in a research project aimed at transforming obesity management. This initiative, named HARMONY, focuses on innovative strategies for tackling obesity. The project is part of broader efforts to improve health outcomes in Canada.

Sources: Les Affairs