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Provincial • 26 days ago
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Montreal Canadiens Secure Narrow Victory Over Toronto Maple Leafs in Season Opener

The Montreal Canadiens won their season opener against the Toronto Maple Leafs in a closely contested match. Goaltender Jakub Dobes played a significant role in the victory, demonstrating strong performance in net. The game marked the beginning of the NHL season for both teams and highlighted the expectations surrounding each.

Sources: Global News, Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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Manitoba Hydro Reports $446 Million Loss for Fiscal Year

Manitoba Hydro announced a loss of $446 million for the fiscal year 2025-26. The company's debt has reached $26.55 billion, influenced by drought conditions affecting its electricity generation capacity. The utility imported nearly as much power as it sold during this period due to these adverse circumstances.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, CBC News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Prime Minister Carney Addresses Truth and Reconciliation Ceremony in Edmonton

Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke at a Truth and Reconciliation ceremony in Edmonton, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging the history of residential schools in Canada. He highlighted the need to honour both survivors and the children who did not return home. Carney stated that the work of reconciliation remains ongoing.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, The Star
Business • 26 days ago
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The Nation Network Expands Daily Faceoff Ahead of NHL Season

The Nation Network is expanding its Daily Faceoff brand across Canada in preparation for the upcoming 2026/27 NHL season. New programming, talent, and digital formats will be introduced to enhance local hockey communities. This expansion is part of The Nation Network's strategy to strengthen its presence in North America.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Stephen Eustaquio Returns to National Team After Wedding

Stephen Eustaquio has resumed training with Canada's national men's soccer team shortly after his wedding. His commitment to the sport and dedication to the team have been noted as exemplary. Eustaquio's presence is seen as an important contribution to the squad as they prepare for upcoming matches.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 26 days ago
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New Brunswick Government Invests in Infrastructure Projects in Miramichi

The New Brunswick government is investing $363,000 in three infrastructure projects in Miramichi. This funding is aimed at supporting community development. The announcement underscores the government's commitment to enhancing local infrastructure.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Canada's Kids Media Industry Faces Challenges, Report Suggests Rebuilding System

A new report has highlighted significant challenges facing Canada's kids' media industry. It emphasizes the need for a comprehensive reform to address existing issues and better uphold children's rights in media. The findings have sparked discussions on the future direction of children's media in Canada.

Sources: Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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Cupani Metals Corp. Conducts Drilling at Blue Lake Copper-Nickel Property in Quebec

Cupani Metals Corp. is currently drilling its Blue Lake copper-nickel property located in Quebec. This move is part of the company's strategy to explore and potentially expand its mineral resource base. The outcome of the drilling program will provide insight into the viability of further development in the region.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Ontario Implements Final Phase of Highway Speed Limit Increases

Ontario is implementing the final phase of increases to speed limits on its highways. The initiative aims to have most major highways posted at 110 km/h. This change marks the completion of the province's latest push to raise speed limits.

Sources: CBC News, The Star, Google News, Ctv News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Decline in Museum Attendance Reported in Quebec

Museum attendance in Quebec decreased by 5 per cent in 2024 compared to the previous year. This marks the first decrease in visitor numbers since museums resumed operations following the pandemic. The data reflects changing trends in public engagement with cultural institutions.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Trump Trade Adviser's Remarks Prompt Carney's Response

A Trump trade adviser made comments that elicited a response from Canadian economist Mark Carney, leading to a lighthearted exchange. Carney noted the adviser's remarks while maintaining a diplomatic tone. The interaction highlights ongoing discussions surrounding trade policies and international relations.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Arizona State Hockey Coach Placed on Leave After Player Collapse

Matthew Mayich, a 21-year-old hockey player from Ontario, collapsed during a workout at Arizona State University and reportedly suffered from heat stroke. Following his collapse, Mayich's parents called for the coaching staff to be placed on leave, citing a lack of water provided during the workout. Arizona State University has placed head coach Greg Powers on paid administrative leave pending further investigation into the incident.

Sources: Google News, The Star
Markets • 26 days ago
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Tanker Stocks Gain Attention Amid Market Fluctuations

Tanker stocks have emerged as a significant focus in the current trading environment, surpassing expectations compared to other sectors. Notable stocks experiencing substantial movement include Rogers, United Therapeutics, and Moderna. The broader market is also influenced by factors such as artificial intelligence, bond yields, and crude oil prices.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Conservative MP Scott Aitchison to Resign from Parliament

Scott Aitchison, the Conservative Member of Parliament for Parry Sound–Muskoka, has announced his intention to resign from his seat later this fall. This resignation will mark the eighth departure from Pierre Poilievre's Conservative caucus since the last election. Aitchison, who has served as an MP since 2019, described his decision as 'difficult.'

Sources: Global News, Google News, CBC News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Edmonton Man Wanted on Canada-wide Warrant for Child Abduction

Scot MacDermid, a 42-year-old man from Edmonton, is the subject of a Canada-wide warrant issued by Edmonton police on September 23. He faces two counts of abduction related to his children, whom he has reportedly been with since the end of August. The children were reported missing approximately five weeks ago.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Frontal System Brings Heavy Rain to British Columbia Coast

A frontal system that moved along the British Columbia coast this week resulted in significant rainfall, exceeding 100 millimetres in some areas. Various communities experienced heavy precipitation as a result of this weather system. This event highlights ongoing weather patterns affecting the region.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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B.C. Teacher Receives Multi-Year Ban Following Grindr Sting Operation

A British Columbia high school teacher has received a multi-year ban after attempting to meet someone he believed to be 14 years old through the dating app Grindr. The incident resulted in disciplinary action aimed at preventing future inappropriate interactions. This case highlights ongoing concerns regarding online safety and the responsibilities of educators.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Acknowledged in British Columbia's Election Campaign

British Columbia's politicians are recognizing National Day for Truth and Reconciliation during the election campaign. Events are taking place across the province, including gatherings in East Vancouver. The day has been marked as an opportunity to reflect on the issues surrounding truth and reconciliation in Canada.

Sources: The Star, Global News, Ctv News
Technology • 26 days ago
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Canada's Year in Space Continues with NASA's SpaceX Crew 13 Mission

Canada has had a notable year in space, highlighted by participation in various mission launches. The upcoming NASA SpaceX Crew 13 mission is expected to further this momentum. Canadian astronauts and technology are playing pivotal roles in these advancements.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Dillon Brooks Charged with DUI Following March Arrest

Dillon Brooks, a forward for the Phoenix Suns and a Canadian Olympian from Mississauga, Ontario, has been charged with driving under the influence. The charges stem from his arrest in March by police in Scottsdale, Arizona. The incident is currently under legal review.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, Google News, The Star
Markets • 26 days ago
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Soft Economy May Restrict Future Bank of Canada Rate Hikes

A report from Capital Economics indicates that the Bank of Canada may face limitations on its interest rate hikes due to a soft economy. Factors such as trade uncertainty and declining immigration levels are cited as possible constraints. Opinions on the necessity for rate increases vary among economists, with some arguing that economic resilience may prompt action despite these challenges.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Impact of Super El Niño on Ontario's Fall Colours

The anticipated Super El Niño is expected to influence Ontario's fall weather patterns. Experts indicate that while it may delay the peak of fall foliage, the vibrant colours will still occur as usual. Despite concerns about warming temperatures, experts do not foresee any significant adverse effects on the fall colour display.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, The Star, CBC News, Global News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Alberta Extends Application Deadline for $100 Energy Rebate

The Alberta government has extended the application deadline for its $100 energy rebate to October 31. Currently, 3.4 million adult Albertans are eligible for the rebate, but only approximately 1.5 million people have submitted their applications. The extension is intended to provide more time for eligible residents to apply for the rebate.

Sources: Global News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Technology • 26 days ago
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NERON AI Introduces Digital Technology for Measuring Brain Performance

NERON AI has developed a new digital technology that aims to measure brain performance. This innovative system leverages advanced algorithms to assess cognitive functions. The technology is designed to enhance understanding of brain activity and aid in various healthcare applications.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Mark Carney's Potential Nobel Peace Prize Candidacy Discussed

Mark Carney has gained attention for his critical stance against former U.S. President Donald Trump. There is speculation that he may be considered for the Nobel Peace Prize and Time magazine’s Person of the Year award. However, there is currently no public evidence of his inclusion on any official shortlist for the Nobel Prize.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Business • 26 days ago
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Boehringer Ingelheim Canada Introduces New Testing Initiative for Chronic Renal Disease

Boehringer Ingelheim Canada has launched a new initiative aimed at addressing the gap in systematic testing for urinary albumin-to-creatinine ratio (uACR) in chronic renal disease patients. The initiative is part of the global 'Detect the SOS' mission focused on reducing heart and kidney disease risks in Canadians. This effort aims to enhance early detection and improve patient outcomes in the healthcare system.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Residential School Survivor Shares Experience as Records Face Destruction

A residential school survivor recounted her experience of being punished for speaking her language during her time in residential school. Between 1857 and 1996, over 150,000 children attended these institutions, many of whom did not return home. The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation notes that almost 40,000 records related to residential schools are set to be destroyed, with divergent opinions among survivors on this decision.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Pierre Poilievre Advocates for Canadian Unity Ahead of Alberta Referendum

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre expressed his support for a united Canada while addressing Albertans. His comments come as the province prepares for a referendum on separation in less than three weeks. Poilievre argues that separation would not resolve the issues facing Albertans.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Carney Addresses National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Mark Carney highlighted the importance of partnerships with Indigenous peoples while addressing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Events took place across Canada to commemorate the day, with many participants emphasizing the need for ongoing reconciliation efforts. Survivors shared their stories, reflecting on the impact of residential schools and the importance of remembering those affected.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Stelco's American Owner Faces Legal Action Over Layoffs, Says Prime Minister

Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that the federal government will utilize all available powers to take legal action against Stelco's American owners due to recent layoffs. The Prime Minister's comments suggest a commitment to uphold job commitments made during the acquisition of Stelco by Cleveland-Cliffs. The situation raises legal questions regarding job pledges and the implications for the local steel industry.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Canadiens Enter Season with High Expectations and New Roster

The Montreal Canadiens are approaching the upcoming season with renewed confidence, supported by a newly unveiled roster. Their fanbase is optimistic about the team's potential to contend for the Stanley Cup. However, players and management emphasize the need to stay grounded and focused on upcoming challenges.

Sources: Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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B.C. Premier Celebrates LNG Canada Phase 2 Expansion Announcement

B.C. Premier David Eby announced a major investment in the LNG Canada Phase 2 expansion project in Kitimat, B.C. Prime Minister Mark Carney attended the announcement and emphasized Canada's role as an energy supplier. The Conservatives have highlighted Eby's previous opposition to the LNG industry in response to the announcement.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Court Confirms Improper Vaccination Administration Led to Permanent Injury

A recent court ruling concluded that a plaintiff suffered a permanent injury due to an improperly administered vaccination. The decision reinforces legal precedents concerning vaccination administration and related injuries. This case may influence future litigation regarding vaccine-related injuries in Canada.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Ontario Increases Minimum Wage by 35 Cents

Starting October 1, 2026, Ontario's minimum wage will increase from $17.60 to $17.95 per hour. Advocates argue that even this increase is insufficient for workers to cover their living expenses. The new rate positions Ontario among the higher minimum wage rates in Canada.

Sources: CBC News, The Star
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Saskatchewan Roughriders Set for Crucial Game Against Calgary Stampeders

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are scheduled to face the Calgary Stampeders in a significant Week 18 matchup that could determine playoff standings. The outcome of this game is particularly important for the Roughriders, as a win would secure their playoff berth. Both teams are looking to strengthen their positions within the West Division of the Canadian Football League.

Sources: Google News, Global News, The Star
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Truck Driver Sentenced for Causing Fatal Pile-Up Near Montreal

An Ontario truck driver has been sentenced to six years in prison following a fatal seven-car collision near Montreal. The driver admitted to using a cellphone game while operating the vehicle, leading to the incident. This case highlights ongoing concerns about distracted driving and vehicle safety.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Canada Urges France to Reconsider Snow Crab Fishing Plans near Newfoundland

Canada's fisheries minister has called on France to withdraw its proposal for a 1,500-tonne snow crab quota off the coast of Newfoundland. This request follows a recent meeting between leaders in the French territory of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. The proposal has drawn criticism from Canadian officials who express concerns about potential impacts on local fisheries.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, Le Canada Français, Acadie Nouvelle, Ctv News, The Star
Politics • 26 days ago
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Recent Departures from Conservative Caucus Raise Concerns

Eight members of the Conservative Party's caucus have left their positions, indicating potential challenges for leader Pierre Poilievre. The departures suggest a struggle for cohesion within the party. Observers are questioning the implications for the party's future leadership and direction.

Sources: The Star
Politics • 26 days ago
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Federal Indigenous Spending Increased Significantly Under Trudeau Administration

Federal Indigenous spending has increased to $40.8 billion by 2024/25, representing a significant rise compared to previous years. A Fraser Institute study suggests that the improvements in First Nations communities' wellbeing are largely attributed to the Canada Child Benefit rather than federal spending. Critics argue that the effectiveness of this spending on Indigenous issues remains limited.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Alberta Government Proposes Increased Penalties for Illegal Garbage Dumping

The Alberta government plans to introduce legislation this fall to increase fines for illegal garbage dumping. Proposed fines would range from $10,000 to $1 million for corporations, while individuals could face penalties of up to $100,000. The legislation may also allow courts to impose jail sentences for offenders.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News, Ctv News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Saskatchewan's Position on Standardized Testing and Student Achievement

Saskatchewan has historically not implemented provincewide mandated testing, contrasting with other Canadian provinces. The debate continues around the effectiveness of standardized tests in improving student achievement. Advocates for and against standardized testing present different perspectives on its necessity.

Sources: The Conversation
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Two New Sea Spider Species Discovered Off Canadian Coast

Scientists have identified two new species of sea spiders along the Canadian coastline, marking the first discovery of this type in nearly a century. These findings contribute to the understanding of the unique ecosystems in the Salish Sea. The two species display distinct features, including hairy legs and three lips.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Concerns Raised Over MRI Machine Utilization and Private Healthcare Spending in Ontario

MRI machines in Niagara are reported to be inactive at night despite significant investments in private health care in Ontario. A recent study indicates that wait times for priority surgeries have increased since 2017. Critics question the efficacy of the provincial spending on private clinics amid ongoing healthcare challenges.

Sources: Google News
Markets • 26 days ago
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First Quantum Shares Decline Following Mine Closure Recommendation

First Quantum shares have experienced a decline after a report suggested an orderly closure of their Cobre Panama mine. The report recommends restarting operations to provide funds for this gradual wind-down. Various sources indicate differing opinions on the mine's future operations.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Assessment of Diabetes Prevention Program Cost-Effectiveness in Canada

Recent discussions highlight the potential cost-effectiveness of a publicly funded type 2 diabetes prevention program in Canada. Experts suggest that such a program may not only improve health outcomes but could also lead to reduced health-care costs. Multiple sources emphasize the program's potential benefits, particularly in Quebec.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Crowd Gathers in Winnipeg for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a significant gathering took place at The Forks in downtown Winnipeg. Attendees wore orange to honour residential school survivors and the memory of children who did not return home. The event reflects the ongoing recognition and remembrance of Indigenous history and issues in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News
Technology • 26 days ago
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Study Reveals Mutations in Canada's First Human H5N1 Case Reduced Virus's Cell Affinity

A study from the University of British Columbia indicates that mutations from Canada's first human case of H5N1 avian influenza weakened the virus's ability to bind to cells. This finding challenges earlier theories about how the virus may infect humans. The implications of this research extend into understanding avian flu's transmission risks and the evolution of the virus.

Sources: Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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Amazon Canada Prepares for Prime Big Deal Days with Early Discounts

Amazon Canada is promoting early deals ahead of its upcoming Prime Big Deal Days event. Shoppers can take advantage of discounts before the official sale begins. The event aims to provide significant savings on a variety of items for consumers.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 26 days ago
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Major Commercial Real Estate Brokerages in Canada Subscribe to CoStar

CoStar Group has announced that every major commercial real estate brokerage in Canada subscribes to its services. The company provides comprehensive data, analytics, and online marketplace tools to support the real estate industry. This widespread adoption highlights CoStar's role in enhancing competition and value delivery in the sector.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Truck Transporting Supplies to New Brunswick Island Turned Back at U.S. Border

A truck transporting essential supplies was denied entry at the U.S. border while en route to an isolated island in New Brunswick. The supplies included mail, milk, and alcohol, crucial for the local community. The incident highlights the challenges faced by residents dependent on cross-border road access for essential goods.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Former Defence Chief Advocates for Continued Military Relationship with U.S.

A former Canadian defence chief has emphasized the importance of maintaining Canada's military relationship with the United States. The statement comes amid discussions regarding national security and defense collaboration. The former chief underscored the strategic necessity of this partnership, particularly in the current geopolitical climate.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Head of Sûreté du Québec Announces Retirement

The head of the Sûreté du Québec, the provincial police service, announced her retirement on Wednesday. This announcement marks a significant change in leadership within the organization. Further details regarding her successor and future plans for the institution were not provided.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Nova Scotia Woman Victimized in Bitcoin Scam

A woman from Nova Scotia was scammed out of approximately $10,000 during an online shopping transaction. The incident involved the woman making deposits into a Bitcoin terminal. She is now seeking reimbursement from her bank, expressing frustration over their response to her situation.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Regina Hosts Honour Walk for Truth and Reconciliation

An honour walk in Regina was held in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The event has seen increasing participation over the years as the community rallies in support of residential school survivors. The initiative aims to raise awareness and promote healing within the community.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Economic Reconciliation Efforts in Canada Assessed

Mark Carney is focusing on economic reconciliation as a significant aspect of addressing issues faced by Indigenous communities. However, critics argue that progress towards effective reconciliation remains insufficient more than a decade after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's report. The ongoing discussions highlight the need for tangible actions to support Indigenous economic development.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, The Star
Politics • 26 days ago
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Ottawa Reassesses Position on Anti-Zionism

The Canadian federal government has recognized anti-Zionism as a factor contributing to anti-Jewish sentiment. This change in policy has elicited varied responses from the public and commentators. The redefinition underscores the government's commitment to addressing hate in all its forms.

Sources: The Star, Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Human Rights Panel Criticizes Canada's Approach to Indigenous Issues

A global human rights organization has stated that Canada is not fulfilling its international legal obligations regarding Indigenous peoples. The panel critiques Canada's failure to conduct thorough investigations into the residential school system. This condemnation raises concerns about the treatment and recognition of Indigenous rights in Canada.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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La Cordée Outdoor Retailer Ceases Operations After Over 70 Years

La Cordée, a Quebec-based outdoor retailer, has announced that it is closing its business permanently. The company has previously shut down several of its store locations leading up to this decision. La Cordée had been in operation for more than 70 years before its closure.

Sources: Ctv News
Technology • 26 days ago
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Canadian Websites Remove Articles Attributed to Suspected AI-Generated Author

Several Canadian websites have removed articles attributed to a writer named Daniel Robson due to concerns about the verifiability of the author's identity. It is suspected that the persona may have been generated using artificial intelligence technology. This issue has raised questions about the authenticity of online content in Canadian media.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Observed Across Canada

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was observed on Wednesday, with events taking place in various cities including Edmonton and Calgary. Fort Edmonton Park served as a historic site for commemoration in Edmonton, while St. Albert hosted a gathering that involved a walk to Mission Park. In Calgary, multiple events were held to honour the day and Indigenous history.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Proposal to Legislate Free Broadcasting of NHL Finals

A advocacy group is pushing for legislative changes to make the NHL finals available for free viewing in Canada. This comes as concerns grow regarding the rising costs of watching hockey games. The debate highlights the ongoing discussion about accessibility and broadcasting rights in sports media.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Ontario Ministers Justify Confidential Payout to SpaceX Following Cancelled Starlink Agreement

Ontario ministers have defended the decision to keep confidential a payout made to Elon Musk's SpaceX concerning a cancelled Starlink contract. Critics have raised concerns about the lack of transparency in this matter, especially following the recent release of the province’s financial statements. The situation has sparked further scrutiny of government financial practices.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Raptors Training Camp Begins in Quebec City with Focus on Improvement

The Toronto Raptors have commenced their training camp in Quebec City, emphasizing the need for improvement in three-point shooting. The presence of Kawhi Leonard has been noted to positively influence the team's dynamics. Coach Darko Rajakovic has established a strong rapport with Leonard, which they hope will enhance team performance.

Sources: The Star, Google News
Markets • 26 days ago
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Canadian Natural Resources Reports Strong Quarter Amid Price Concerns

Canadian Natural Resources has reported its best quarterly performance to date. However, financial analyses suggest that the company's stock is priced for a mid-cycle WTI price of approximately $64, indicating limited potential for upside. Analysts express concerns regarding the current valuation in relation to future market conditions.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Provincial • 26 days ago
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HPAI Detected in Poultry in Manitoba and Minnesota

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) has been reported in poultry in both Manitoba and Minnesota, with authorities urging enhanced biosecurity measures. The detection coincides with the fall migration season, which raises concerns for local poultry populations. Regional officials are closely monitoring the situation and implementing strategies to mitigate the spread of the virus.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Fact Check on Recent Demonstration at First Nation in B.C.

Claims have emerged regarding a demonstration by a white nationalist group at a First Nation in British Columbia being a false flag operation. Authorities have condemned the demonstration using strong language. The Canadian Press has investigated these claims and found no evidence supporting them.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star
Business • 26 days ago
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Toronto Blue Jays Off-Season Priorities Discussed by Analysts

Analysts have shared insights into the off-season priorities expected for the Toronto Blue Jays following their last-place finish. General Manager Ross Atkins indicated that a thorough assessment of the team's situation is needed. The front office is considering various factors, including concessions made to fans for the disappointing season.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Increase in Rodent Calls Reported by Pest Control on Prince Edward Island

Pest control companies in Prince Edward Island report a rise in calls regarding mice and rats. Various methods to prevent and address rodent infestations are available for residents. Experts encourage proactive measures to keep homes rodent-free.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Allegations of International Law Violations Regarding Indigenous People in Canada

Accusations have emerged claiming that Canada is violating international law in relation to Indigenous people's rights. The concerns stem from various aspects of policy and treatment of Indigenous communities. This issue has garnered significant attention from both domestic and international observers.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 26 days ago
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Foundation Marketing Joins Profound's Agency Certification Program

Foundation Marketing has announced its participation in Profound's inaugural Agency Certification Cohort. This certification is designed for agencies demonstrating expertise in measuring brand visibility on generative AI platforms. Foundation Marketing's engagement aims to enhance measurable outcomes for brands like Bitly, which is recognized for its prominent presence in AI search.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew Commemorates Children at Residential School Burial Site

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew participated in a ceremony with Indigenous leaders to honour the memory of children buried at a former residential school burial site. The event took place at a campground linked to the site in Brandon, Manitoba. Kinew emphasized the significance of preserving the stories of the students who attended the school.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Indigenous Voices Heard at Orange Shirt Day March in Montreal

A march was held in Montreal to commemorate Orange Shirt Day, which aims to raise awareness about the history and legacy of residential schools in Canada. Participants expressed the importance of not only remembrance but also future actions to support Indigenous communities. The event highlighted continuing struggles and resilience among Indigenous peoples in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Voices from the National Truth and Reconciliation Ceremony

Anjeni Kohoko attended the national Truth and Reconciliation ceremony at Parliament Hill to support her mother emotionally. She aims to break the cycle of intergenerational trauma within her family. The event highlights the ongoing impact of residential schools in Canada on Indigenous communities.

Sources: Ctv News
Markets • 26 days ago
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Broker Penalized in Quebec for Ponzi Scheme Characteristics

A broker in Quebec has been fined $400,000 due to the involvement in activities that exhibited features of a Ponzi scheme. The ruling comes as part of an investigation into fraudulent investment practices. The decision reflects heightened scrutiny of financial misconduct in the province.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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UCP MLA Supports Referendum on Alberta Independence

Jason Stephan, MLA for Red Deer-South, has expressed his support for Alberta holding a legally binding referendum on independence. He stated that he hopes to see Canada remain united, provided Alberta is treated fairly. The discussions around this referendum reflect ongoing conversations about provincial autonomy and its implications for Alberta.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries Reports Cannabis Sales Growth Amid Profit Decline

Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries reported an increase of $12.1 million in revenue from cannabis sales. However, this growth was insufficient to offset losses from other revenue streams within the corporation. As a result, the overall profit for the organization declined despite the rise in cannabis revenue.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Eric Lombardi Withdraws from Ontario Liberal Leadership Race, Endorses Lee Fairclough

Eric Lombardi has withdrawn from the Ontario Liberal Party leadership race and endorsed candidate Lee Fairclough. Following this decision, the number of candidates in the leadership contest has decreased to four. Lombardi's exit comes after he failed to make a required payment to the party.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, The Star, Google News
Markets • 26 days ago
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SmartCentres REIT Reports Net Loss Despite Increased Rental Income

SmartCentres REIT has reported a net loss while leasing former Toys 'R' Us space at increased rental rates. The real estate investment trust cited challenges affecting its overall performance. The situation highlights the complexities within the market for commercial real estate.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Canadiens Defeat Maple Leafs 3-2 in Season Opener

The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 in their regular-season opener on Tuesday. Josh Anderson and Alexandre Carrier each contributed a goal and an assist for the Canadiens. The game marked the NHL debuts for Gavin McKenna and Kirill Marchenko of the Maple Leafs.

Sources: Global News, The Star, Ctv News, CBC News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Canada Super60 2026 Schedule Released

The Canada Super60 2026 schedule has been officially announced. The schedule includes match timings and fixtures for the upcoming season. Fans can look forward to an exciting lineup of matches.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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October Weather Outlook for Canada

The Weather Network has released its outlook for weather conditions across Canada in October. It highlights expected changes associated with the transition into fall. Weather Watchers is anticipated to showcase various fall activities and elements during this period.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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October Offers Optimal Viewing of Saturn and Other Celestial Events

Saturn's rings are becoming increasingly visible, particularly during the current opposition on October 4th. The month of October features several astronomical events, including meteor showers and notable planetary visibility in Saskatchewan. Skywatchers can potentially observe Saturn with the naked eye during this period.

Sources: Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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Study Indicates Challenges for Small Businesses Amid Tariffs

A recent report indicates that over 50% of Canadian small businesses impacted by tariffs are experiencing worsened performance. The 2026 Canadian Small Business Report by Merchant Growth highlights that a significant portion of these businesses has not benefitted from measures like the Buy Canadian initiative. Additionally, approximately 65% of small business owners report that U.S.-Canada trade tensions have affected their operations.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Business • 26 days ago
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Impact of Tariffs on Canadian Companies and Government Response

The Canadian remissions system allows importers to avoid tariffs if they demonstrate the inability to source products from non-U.S. suppliers or if the tariffs would adversely affect the Canadian economy. This system is a response to increasing trade tensions and tariffs imposed by the U.S. on Canadian goods. Discussions around these tariffs have gained prominence as companies navigate their implications.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Hydro-Québec Proposes Increased Energy Rates for Data Centres

Hydro-Québec has submitted a proposal to the provincial regulator seeking to increase energy rates for large data centres. This proposal could potentially double the energy costs for companies operating in this sector, including major players like Google. A public hearing will be held to assess the implications of this proposal.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Global News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Quebec Voting Rules Affect Unhoused Voters Ahead of Elections

Advocates are raising concerns that Quebec's voting regulations for individuals without fixed addresses are stricter than those established by federal guidelines. This discrepancy is said to lead to the disenfranchisement of unhoused voters. Marcel Dionne Jr. indicates his determination to cast his vote despite facing homelessness.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News, The Star
Politics • 26 days ago
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B.C. Major Parties Prepare for Election Candidate Submissions

In British Columbia, major political parties are expected to submit candidates for all 93 electoral ridings by the nomination deadline on October 3. Smaller parties, however, are facing challenges in securing candidates for the upcoming election. The situation highlights the differing capacities of larger and smaller political organizations as the election date approaches.

Sources: The Star
Politics • 26 days ago
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Challenges in BC and Quebec Elections for Carney's Strategy

Recent reports indicate that the perceived effectiveness of Carney's electoral strategy, which draws parallels to Trump's influence, may be waning in British Columbia and Quebec elections. Despite incumbents previously attempting to leverage this tactic, signs suggest it is not resonating as strongly with voters. Overall, the political landscape exhibits increasing dissatisfaction among the electorate, leading to uncertainty about upcoming election outcomes.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Efforts Underway to Foster Inclusivity in Canadian Sports for Children

Jumpstart has announced a partnership with ThinkSport to address inclusivity in Canadian sports for children. The initiative aims to address systemic issues in the sport system with a focus on ensuring all children feel a sense of belonging. This effort is supported by an annual funding commitment of $30 million.

Sources: The Star
Markets • 26 days ago
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Former Vanguard Canada CEO Seeks Regulatory Approval for Prediction Markets

The former CEO of Vanguard Canada is attempting to gain regulatory approval for prediction markets. FAIR Canada, an investor advocacy group, has expressed opposition to this proposal, advocating for the continuation of existing restrictions. The discussion around prediction markets is marked by varied opinions regarding their appropriateness and regulation in Canada.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Expansion of WSIB Benefits for Chronic Work-Related Stress in Ontario

Ontario has expanded the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) benefits to include chronic on-the-job stress. Experts indicate that the policy’s restrictive requirements may deter workers from filing claims. This situation has raised concerns about accessibility and support for affected workers.

Sources: The Star
Politics • 26 days ago
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Candidate Withdraws from Ontario Liberal Leadership Race

A 32-year-old candidate has announced their withdrawal from the Ontario Liberal leadership race. The individual highlighted the need for challenging political changes to address significant issues. This move reflects ongoing dynamics within the party as it seeks to adapt and recover from past electoral challenges.

Sources: The Star
Business • 26 days ago
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Concerns Over Rising Costs for Small Canadian Steel Companies

Smaller Canadian steel companies are expressing concerns that the government's push to support domestic steel production is leading to higher costs. These family-owned manufacturers feel that purchasing Canadian steel is becoming prohibitively expensive. The situation is compounded by trade tensions, including tariffs from the United States.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Police Investigate Charges Related to University of Guelph Homecoming Party

Authorities have filed criminal and provincial charges related to a large, unsanctioned homecoming party at the University of Guelph. Reports indicate a significant turnout led to injuries and property damage. The incident has raised concerns among other educational institutions regarding similar festivities.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Former Medical Deans Urge Ottawa to Address Alberta's Dual-Practice Healthcare Model

Several former deans of medicine in Canada are calling on the federal government to intervene in Alberta's dual-practice healthcare system. They argue that this model could create inequities in access to healthcare services. The discussion includes perspectives on how the Canada Health Act relates to dual practice arrangements.

Sources: Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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Air Canada Passengers Report Issues Stranded in Europe

Passengers travelling with Air Canada have reported difficulties after arriving in Europe, claiming they were left without assistance. Some individuals noted challenges in securing accommodations and return flights. Air Canada has yet to provide a comprehensive response to these incidents.

Sources: Google News
Markets • 26 days ago
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Key Information for Canadian Investors

The Globe and Mail provides an overview of significant developments impacting Canadian investors. The article highlights important market trends and economic indicators relevant to investment decisions. It aims to equip readers with essential knowledge before engaging in financial activities.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 26 days ago
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Canadian CHIME Telescope Captures Ancient Hydrogen Signal

The CHIME Telescope, located in British Columbia, has detected a hydrogen signal from 9 billion years ago. This discovery provides new insights into the early universe and the formation of galaxies. The findings reflect the capabilities of the Canadian facility in contributing to astronomical research.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Ontario High School Attendance to Contribute to Final Grades

Ontario has enacted new legislation requiring student attendance and participation to count towards final grades in high school. The changes are part of broader modifications to assessment practices in the province. However, there remains some confusion regarding specific details of the policy among stakeholders.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 26 days ago
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Anaergia Inc. Announces Agreement to Sell Bioenergy Facilities

Anaergia Inc. has signed a definitive agreement to divest its Charlotte and Rhode Island bioenergy facilities. The transaction is anticipated to enhance the company's earnings profile and eliminate around C$20 million in project-level debt. Additionally, Anaergia is expected to receive approximately C$9 million in equity from the buyer.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Hoyt Stanley Surprises on NHL Opening Night Rosters

Hoyt Stanley has emerged as a surprising inclusion among players with Island connections on the NHL opening-night rosters. The opening night also highlighted the significant influence of players from the American Hockey League (AHL) and the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL). In total, 191 players with Ontario Hockey League (OHL) backgrounds were named to the NHL's 2026-27 rosters.

Sources: Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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Construction Begins at Marathon Copper-Palladium Mine in Northwestern Ontario

Generation Mining Limited has announced the commencement of construction on its Marathon Copper-Palladium Project in Northwestern Ontario. The company stated that early works have started after the establishment of financial assurance for the project's construction phase. This development marks a significant step for Generation Mining as they advance their operations in the region.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Business • 26 days ago
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Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. Announces Payment of Accrued Interests

Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. has announced the payment of accrued interests related to a private placement. The payment is contingent upon approval from the Toronto Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange. The accrued interests are owed to Investissement Québec for the third quarter of 2026 under an unsecured convertible note.

Sources: Businesswire
Business • 26 days ago
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Saskatchewan Company's Snacks Selected for Canadian Space Mission

Trails End Buffalo Stix, a Saskatchewan-based company, has had its products selected for an upcoming Canadian space mission. The company's bison jerky will be taken aboard the International Space Station by a Canadian astronaut. This selection highlights Canadian innovation and the growing interest in space-related culinary choices.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 26 days ago
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Raymond James Canada Implements AI to Enhance Advisor Efficiency

Raymond James Canada is integrating artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to streamline operations for financial advisors. This initiative aims to reduce administrative tasks, enabling advisors to focus more on client interactions. The company believes that AI will improve overall productivity and service quality in its financial advisory process.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Opportunities to Observe Planets in Saskatchewan Skies This October

October presents numerous occasions for residents in Saskatchewan to spot various planets in the night sky. Notably, these celestial events garner interest from local astronomy enthusiasts. Multiple sources highlight the visibility of meteors and a star cluster this month.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Analysis of Immigration Trends in Canada

Recent reports indicate that immigration numbers in Canada have increased more than previously communicated by the government. There are projections suggesting a continued rise in immigration, with figures significantly higher in some upcoming years. This situation has prompted discussions around government immigration targets and policies.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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Potential Trade Between Canadiens and Oilers Involving Key Player

Various sources are reporting that a trade involving the Montreal Canadiens and the Edmonton Oilers is being discussed. The focus of the potential trade is reportedly centered around a key player. Additionally, other teams, including the Calgary Flames, have shown interest in the same player.

Sources: Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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ALK-Abelló Pharmaceuticals Inc Receives Positive Funding Recommendation for Neffy® in Canada

ALK-Abelló Pharmaceuticals Inc has received a positive funding recommendation from Canada's Drug Agency for its product Neffy®, intended for the emergency treatment of allergic reactions, specifically anaphylaxis. This recommendation could facilitate greater access to the treatment for patients at risk of severe allergic reactions. The decision reflects ongoing efforts to improve emergency care for individuals experiencing anaphylaxis in Canada.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 26 days ago
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SPARK Microsystems Partners with SteelSeries to Enhance Wireless Gaming Performance

SPARK Microsystems has announced a partnership with SteelSeries to improve the performance of wireless gaming mice. The new gaming mice, Sensei Pro and Rival Pro, will utilize SPARK's Low Energy Ultra-Wideband (LE-UWB) wireless connectivity technology. This collaboration aims to advance the technology behind gaming hardware.

Sources: Businesswire
Politics • 26 days ago
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U.S. Public Opinion on Tariffs Against Canada Varied

Polling data reflects mixed feelings among U.S. voters regarding tariffs imposed on Canada. While approximately 60% expressed opposition to these tariffs, another survey indicated that 75% of registered voters consider tariffs a significant factor in their voting decisions. This divergence in public sentiment may influence the outcome of the upcoming midterm elections.

Sources: Financial Post, National Post, Google News
Business • 26 days ago
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Loblaw Responds to Competition Bureau Investigation on Minimum Advertised Pricing

Loblaw Companies Limited has acknowledged the Competition Bureau's decision to investigate minimum advertised pricing policies employed by major consumer packaged goods companies. The company stated that such policies can restrict retailers from advertising lower grocery prices. This investigation may have implications for the grocery sector as it examines pricing practices within the industry.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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TomaGold Reports Latest Drill Results at Chibougamau Independent Claims

TomaGold Corporation has released results from the final three drill-hole extensions at the Chibougamau Independent Claims. The results indicate wide zones of zinc, gold, and silver mineralization. Chibougamau Independent Mines Inc. has expressed satisfaction with these findings and their implications for shareholders.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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AnorTech Confirms Suitable Deep-Water Port Site for Project in Greenland

AnorTech Inc. has completed a bathymetric survey at its Gronne Bjerg anorthosite project in Greenland. The survey indicates that the chosen site for a deep-water port is viable. The company is proceeding with its project, which is significant for its operations in the region.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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Growth of Pre-Rolls in Canada's Cannabis Market Reported

A recent report indicates that pre-rolls became Canada's leading cannabis product category by revenue in 2025, surpassing flower sales. In that year, pre-rolls accounted for $1.4 billion in sales, driven largely by indica pre-rolls and multi-packs. The market is projected to grow to $1.85 billion by 2030.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 26 days ago
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Canada Commemorates National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Canada marked its sixth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, honouring survivors of the residential school system and the children who did not return home. Various events took place across the country, including a ceremony on Parliament Hill and gatherings in cities such as Toronto. Gen. Louise Arbour highlighted the significance of the Survivors' Flag as a symbol of mourning and hope during the observance.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 26 days ago
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CoLab Announces Vision for Generative Engineering and Future CAD Product

CoLab has announced its vision for generative engineering, including the release of generative artifacts. The company also set a target for launching a generative CAD product in the first half of 2027. This development aims to accelerate design iterations for engineering teams.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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Peptides Canada Launches Research-Use Peptide Supply Services for Laboratories

Peptides Canada has introduced a new service offering research-use peptide materials through its online platform. This service aims to support Canadian laboratories and researchers by providing access to essential materials for laboratory, analytical, and preclinical research applications. The initiative is positioned to enhance the convenience of sourcing such materials in Canada.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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Indigenous Founder Jenn Harper Discusses Beauty Brand and Indigenous Representation

Jenn Harper, the Indigenous-Canadian founder of Cheekbone Beauty, shares the inspiration behind her brand, which is now featured in Sephora stores. The brand emphasizes Indigenous representation in the beauty industry. Harper highlights the importance of supporting Indigenous businesses and shares information on other Indigenous brands.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Kinderstart Registration Set to Resume Next Week on Avalon Peninsula

Registration for the Kinderstart program in Newfoundland and Labrador will begin on October 7 at 9 a.m. NT. The registration will include sessions for both English and early French Immersion. The process will continue through October 8.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 26 days ago
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NGen Opens Nunavut's First Factory for Advanced Manufacturing

NGen, in collaboration with Sakku Investments Corporation and Sakku Innovative Building Solutions, has officially opened Nunavut's first advanced manufacturing facility. This factory will focus on modular housing production, aiming to drive innovation and workforce development in the region. The establishment of this facility represents a significant step towards addressing housing needs in the North.

Sources: Financial Post
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Observances in Canada

Canada recognizes the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 each year. Government offices across various provinces will be closed, but private sector participation is optional. Events and commemorations are planned in cities such as Regina and Ottawa, among others.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Karen Khachanov Defeats Félix Auger-Aliassime at China Open

Karen Khachanov defeated Félix Auger-Aliassime in the first round of the China Open, winning the match 6-3, 6-3. This result marks another victory for Khachanov against the Canadian player, continuing a recent trend in their matchups. The match took place in Beijing, and is part of the men's singles action in the tournament.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star, CBC News
Business • 26 days ago
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Moderate Increase in Canadian Hotel Rates Expected by 2027

Hotel rates in Canadian cities are projected to increase moderately by 2027. This outlook differs significantly from international destinations, which are expected to see much larger rate increases. Factors contributing to these trends include local market dynamics and economic conditions.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Foul Play Suspected in Disappearance of Pembroke Area Woman

Ontario Provincial Police have indicated that foul play is suspected in the disappearance of a woman from the Pembroke area who went missing. The woman was last seen in Petawawa, Ontario, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward. Police are renewing efforts to gather information regarding her disappearance, which has drawn public interest.

Sources: Ctv News, CBC News
Politics • 26 days ago
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PM Carney Responds to Trump Adviser's Remarks on Canadian Lobbyists

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reacted to comments made by U.S. trade adviser Peter Navarro, who instructed Canadian lobbyists to leave the United States. The remarks coincided with the implementation of U.S. tariffs on several Canadian products. Carney's response reflects ongoing tensions between Canada and the U.S.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, National Post
Business • 26 days ago
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Exploring Strategies to Attract Foreign Investment to Canada

Canada is looking for ways to attract foreign investment amidst changing global economic conditions. The C.D. Howe Institute is hosting an investment summit aimed at discussing strategies and potential incentives. CEO Jeremy Kronick emphasizes the importance of establishing a conducive environment for investors.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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Asante Gold Corporation Announces Financing Update

Asante Gold Corporation has announced that its senior lenders, stream purchaser, and hedge counterparty have agreed to waivers and amendments to its financing arrangements. The details of these changes have not been specified in the announcement. This update comes as the company continues its operations in the gold mining sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Quebec Man Arrested for Historical Armed Sexual Assaults

A 51-year-old man from Quebec's Outaouais region has been arrested in connection with armed sexual assaults that are alleged to have occurred over 20 years ago. The arrest was made by Quebec City police. The case highlights issues related to historical sexual violence and ongoing investigations into such incidents.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 26 days ago
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Toyota Brossard Upgrades to New Lighting System

Toyota's facility in Brossard, Quebec, has undergone a lighting upgrade to improve efficiency and safety. The project aimed to replace outdated lighting systems with modern LED solutions and includes Bluetooth controls. Annual savings from this upgrade are projected to be nearly $15,000.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 26 days ago
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St. Michael’s Students Honour Truth and Reconciliation with Remembrance Tree

Students at St. Michael's have created a Remembrance Tree using paper handprints. Each handprint features messages reflecting the significance of remembering the legacy of Canada’s residential school system. This project aligns with the observance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Highlights from the Canada Super 60 Cricket League in Vancouver

The Canada Super 60 Cricket League features several teams competing in Vancouver. Teams such as the Montreal Royal Tigers, Toronto Sixers, and Brampton Blitz are participating in matches. The tournament showcases various match-ups over its opening days.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Study Reveals Young Canadians' Perspectives on Democracy

A recent Statistics Canada study indicates that young Canadians are experiencing increased feelings of hopelessness about democracy compared to older generations. Notably, respondents from the Prairie provinces, particularly Alberta, exhibited the highest percentage of hopelessness, whereas British Columbia reported a greater number of individuals who felt very hopeful. The findings suggest a generational divide in perceptions of democracy among Canadians.

Sources: The Star, Global News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Ottawa Public Library Hosts Indigenous History Learning Sessions

The Ottawa Public Library is conducting interactive learning sessions focused on Indigenous history in conjunction with National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. John Henri Commanda, a Sixties Scoop survivor and traditional knowledge keeper, is leading KAIROS blanket exercises during these sessions. These activities aim to foster understanding and awareness of Indigenous issues among participants in Ottawa.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Pierre Poilievre comments on Alberta separatism and federal governance

Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre addressed the issue of Alberta separatism during a recent speech, asserting that the movement is driven by dissatisfaction with government policies rather than a rejection of Canada itself. He indicated that Albertans are voicing concerns regarding federal governance, particularly the Liberal government. Poilievre has called for a consideration of these grievances in discussions about Canadian unity.

Sources: National Post, Google News, Global News
Business • 26 days ago
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Enerflex Ltd. Announces Contracts for Data Center and Divestiture in Asia Pacific

Enerflex Ltd. has secured a major contract for a large-scale data center project, involving the design and assembly of natural gas-fired power generation units. The company also completed the divestiture of its Asia Pacific operations, focusing on its After-Market Services product line. These developments coincide with the upcoming release of Enerflex's third quarter financial results.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Schools and Communities Commemorate National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Schools and communities across Canada are preparing to acknowledge the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Various events took place, including gatherings in Winnipeg, Thunder Bay, and at schools where participants reflected on the legacy of residential schools. The day aims to honour survivors and remember children who did not return home.

Sources: Ctv News, CBC News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Garden River First Nation and Sault Ste. Marie Commit to Reconciliation

Garden River First Nation and the City of Sault Ste. Marie in Ontario reaffirmed their commitment to reconciliation by renewing their Friendship Accord. This reaffirmation took place during the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The event highlights ongoing efforts toward building relationships and addressing past injustices.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 26 days ago
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Discussion on Capital Gains Exemption for Charitable Donations in Canada

The capital gains exemption for donations of public shares has been recognized as a successful initiative in Canada. This article discusses the potential benefits of unlocking additional funding for Canadian charities through modifications to this policy. The author argues that the existing framework has not reached its full potential for charitable impact.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Markets • 26 days ago
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Aventis Energy Announces Share Consolidation Date

Aventis Energy Inc. has announced the effective date for a consolidation of its common shares. This decision follows a prior news release from September 23, 2026. The details regarding the share structure are expected to enhance the company's financial strategy.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Concerns Emerge Over Saskatoon Encampment Following Legal Setback

Occupants of a Saskatoon encampment expressed fear and uncertainty following a recent legal ruling. The encampment occupants are worried about potential removals on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. A spokesperson for the camp highlighted the emotional impact of the situation on its residents.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 26 days ago
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Pulse Seismic Announces Preliminary Third Quarter 2026 Revenue Results

Pulse Seismic Inc. has reported preliminary revenue results for the third quarter of 2026. The company plans to release its detailed financial results by filing them on SEDAR+ along with a public announcement. Further financial insights will be available upon the official release.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Uncertainty Surrounds Campaign Sign Regulations Ahead of Alberta Referendum

In preparation for the upcoming referendum in Alberta, municipal leaders have expressed concerns regarding the enforcement of rules pertaining to campaign signs. Changes to the provincial Election Act restrict municipalities from instituting new bylaws or resolutions related to election signage. Enforcement of these regulations is now solely under the jurisdiction of the provincial government.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Edmonton Implements Reconciliation Steps with Indigenous Communities

Edmonton, Alberta, is advancing reconciliation efforts with Indigenous peoples, focusing on implementing actions from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 2015 report. The city has the second-largest urban Indigenous population in Canada. Various tangible and symbolic steps are being taken to address the calls to action outlined in the report.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Former Soldier Reveals Recruitment Tactics of Canadian Nationalist Group

A former military member has reported insights on the recruitment methods of Second Sons Canada, a group it describes as a 'men's nationalist club.' The individual stated that he discovered the group's extremist beliefs, including admiration for Hitler and anti-Semitic views, only after attending an in-person meeting. This revelation raises concerns about the group's true intentions and ideologies in Canada.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Indigenous Entrepreneur Discusses Challenges Facing Business in Alberta

Mike Deranger, an Indigenous entrepreneur in Fort McMurray, highlights the difficulties his oil and gas service company faces amidst changing economic conditions. He argues that the independence movement in Alberta does not provide viable solutions to these challenges. Deranger calls for a focus on constructive change rather than separatism.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 26 days ago
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Families of Kidnapped Workers Plan to File RCMP Complaint

The families of Canadian mining firm workers kidnapped in Mexico intend to lodge a complaint with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) regarding the incident. The workers were taken by a suspected cartel group in Sinaloa earlier this year. Legal representation for the families is coordinating the complaint against the Vancouver-based company involved.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Canada, U.S. and Denmark Conduct Joint Military Training in Greenland

Canada, the United States, and Denmark are participating in a joint military training exercise in Greenland called Operation Arctic Vanguard. The exercise, led by NORAD, aims to enhance the readiness of the Royal Canadian Air Force, United States Air Force, and Royal Danish Air Force to operate in the Arctic. This training reflects the current geopolitical landscape and the importance of military preparedness in challenging conditions.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Newfoundland and Labrador's Health Minister Prioritizes Federal Pharmacare Negotiations

Newfoundland and Labrador's health minister has identified negotiating a pharmacare deal with the federal government as a priority. This statement follows comments from the federal health minister regarding the expiration of deals with other provinces. The minister's focus highlights ongoing discussions surrounding provincial and federal health care funding.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 26 days ago
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Samsung Bioepis and Teva Expand Strategic Partnership for Biosimilar Development

Samsung Bioepis and Teva have announced an expansion of their strategic partnership to advance the development of up to six biosimilar candidates. The agreement includes SB41 and SB44, which are potential biosimilars referencing the drugs Fasenra® and Ilaris®, respectively. This collaboration covers development and commercialization efforts in the United States, Europe, and Canada, with the possibility to extend to other regions.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 26 days ago
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High Rent Remains a Significant Concern for Tenants in New Brunswick

Tenants in New Brunswick continue to express concerns over high housing costs, despite the implementation of a rent cap two years ago. Advocacy groups indicate that the availability of affordable housing units is declining, largely due to relaxed regulations and increased evictions. This ongoing issue highlights the challenges faced by renters in the province.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Concerns Over Sexual Exploitation Risks for Children in Government Care

Children in government care are at a heightened risk of sexual exploitation, according to legal authorities. Recent court cases in Nova Scotia illustrate how predators may target these young individuals. Senior Crown prosecutors have noted that these predators often observe children near group homes or on social media platforms.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Nova Scotia Volunteer Fire Departments Concerned About Rising Diesel Costs

Nova Scotia's volunteer fire departments are raising concerns about the increasing costs of diesel fuel. The departments depend on diesel to operate most of their firefighting trucks. The rising fuel prices could impact their operational capabilities and financial stability.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Prince Edward Island Minimum Wage Increase to $17.30 an Hour

As of Thursday, the minimum wage in Prince Edward Island has been raised to $17.30 per hour, reflecting an increase of 30 cents. This adjustment comes as part of ongoing efforts to address wage levels in the province. The increase is effective immediately as of the announced date.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 26 days ago
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Rakovina Therapeutics Forms Research Collaboration with Celvion Therapeutics

Rakovina Therapeutics has announced a research collaboration with Boston-based Celvion Therapeutics. The partnership aims to utilize artificial intelligence and real-world clinical data to enhance the development of precision cancer therapies. This collaboration specifically targets optimal combination therapies, predictive biomarkers, and patient populations for Rakovina's ATR inhibitor program.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 26 days ago
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Vitalist Inc. Announces AGM Results and New President Appointment

Vitalist Inc. held its Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders on September 29, 2026, and announced the results of the voting. The company has appointed Carley George as the new President, succeeding her role as Chief Marketing Officer. These developments are part of Vitalist’s ongoing efforts to advance its business in the wearable technology sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 26 days ago
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Field Effect Experiences Growth with New Cybersecurity Tool for AI Detection

Ottawa-based cybersecurity vendor Field Effect has reported a 33 per cent increase in its customer base since the launch of its AI detection and response tool in June. The tool aims to address concerns related to 'shadow AI' used within organizations. This development highlights the growing demand for cybersecurity solutions in response to emerging technologies.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Business • 26 days ago
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Exploring Ownership and Investment in Canada's Economy

Mark Carney emphasizes the need for increased global investment in Canada. The discussions focus on the current ownership landscape of Canada's economy. The implications of foreign investment on Canadian sovereignty are also being raised.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 26 days ago
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Impact of Rising Diesel Prices on Consumers

Diesel prices have surged, affecting various industries. According to the Manitoba Trucking Association, these increased costs will ultimately be transferred to consumers. The situation highlights the interconnected nature of fuel costs and consumer pricing in the trucking industry.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Documentary Highlights 2022 Papal Visit to Indigenous Communities in Canada

A new documentary titled The Apology: Act 2 focuses on the behind-the-scenes aspects of Pope Francis's 2022 visit to Indigenous communities in Canada. During this visit, the Pope issued a historic apology to survivors of residential schools and their families. The film aims to provide insight into the events and discussions that took place during this significant moment.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Discussion on Canada's Digital Sovereignty and Canada Post's Role

The importance of establishing a digital sovereignty framework in Canada is being highlighted. There are suggestions for empowering Canada Post to take on this responsibility as a Crown corporation. This discussion reflects ongoing debates about national infrastructure and digital security.

Sources: National Post
Politics • 26 days ago
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Discussion on Language Regulations in Quebec

The article addresses the ongoing regulations surrounding language use in Quebec, particularly in the context of English at polling stations. It references the historical context of language policy in the province. The piece posits that despite French being dominant, there are still discussions about English language use in public settings.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 26 days ago
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Report Suggests New Bill to Prevent Strikes Impacting Key Economic Sectors

A recently released report by a think tank outlines recommendations for a new bill aimed at preventing strikes in critical parts of the Canadian economy. The report highlights a previous strike at Air Canada as a significant example of how work stoppages can affect economic stability. It advocates for measures to ensure the continuous operation of essential services to mitigate disruptions.

Sources: National Post
Business • 26 days ago
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Canadian Small Businesses Navigate Social Media Challenges

Canadian small businesses are adapting to the complexities of social media, particularly the unpredictability of achieving viral success. Many entrepreneurs report both opportunities and challenges when leveraging platforms for marketing. The impact of social media trends varies widely across different sectors and regions.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Business • 26 days ago
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Anfield Energy Receives Approval for Uranium-Vanadium Mine in Colorado

Anfield Energy Inc. has announced the approval of its Hard Rock Reclamation Permit Application for the JD-8 Uranium-Vanadium Mine by the Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety. This decision marks the completion of the state review process for the operation. Anfield Energy is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, and is active in uranium and vanadium mining.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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Calian Group Completes Sale of U.S. IT Business to Trace3

Calian Group Ltd. has finalized its sale of the U.S. commercial IT business based in Houston, Texas, to Trace3. The transaction was previously announced and is part of Calian's strategic focus on core sectors. This move aims to streamline operations and enhance Calian's focus on defence, space, and healthcare.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 26 days ago
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Pirate Gold Announces Private Placement Funding of Up to $15 Million

Pirate Gold Corp. has announced a brokered flow-through private placement of up to $15 million. The company has entered into an engagement letter with Canaccord Genuity Corp. for this offering. The funding aims to support the company’s ongoing operations and development projects.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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Big Bear Gold Corp. Announces Property Agreement with Bathurst Metals Corp.

Big Bear Gold Corp. has entered into an assignment and assumption of a property option agreement with Bathurst Metals Corp. The agreement grants Big Bear Gold the option to acquire a 100% interest in the Peerless Property. The deal was finalized on September 25, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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MCI Increases Order of Commuter Coaches from Metrolinx

NFI Group Inc. has expanded its contract with Metrolinx to include an order of 47 additional diesel commuter coaches. The new coaches are part of the D45 CRT model and measure 45 feet in length. This order reflects ongoing collaboration between MCI and Metrolinx in enhancing commuter transit options.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Alberta Implements Gas Tax Holiday to Replace Rebate Program

Alberta has initiated a gas tax holiday, which will replace the previous $100 rebate program for fuel. This suspension of fuel taxes is projected to cost the provincial government approximately $350 million in revenue. The move is seen as a response to high global energy prices benefiting the province.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Business • 26 days ago
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Deep Sea Minerals Corp. Supports U.S. Efforts in Offshore Mineral Mapping

Deep Sea Minerals Corp. has expressed support for the U.S. government's ongoing initiative to map offshore vital mineral resources. This initiative is being carried out by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The company's statement aligns with broader efforts to identify critical mineral resources in North American waters.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 26 days ago
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Harvest ETFs Announces Cash Distribution and New ETF Listings

Harvest Portfolios Group Inc. has announced a cash distribution for the Harvest Canadian T-Bill ETF for September 2026, set to be paid to unitholders on or about October 6, 2026. Additionally, Harvest has completed the initial offering of Class A Units for several new High Income Share ETFs as of September 23, 2026. These announcements reflect ongoing developments in Harvest's investment offerings.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Alberta Educators Address Referendum Lessons Amid Neutrality Law

Alberta educators are introducing lessons on the province's ten fall referendum questions in classrooms this school year. These discussions occur in light of a recently implemented neutrality law. The law affects how teachers can engage with students about political topics.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 26 days ago
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Quebec Parties Focus on First Nations Relations Ahead of Election

As the election approaches, several political parties in Quebec have made pledges to enhance their relationships with First Nations and Inuit communities. The announcements coincided with Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This emphasis on Indigenous issues reflects a growing awareness among political leaders of the need for better engagement with these communities.

Sources: Global News
Technology • 26 days ago
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South Star Battery Metals Hosts Harvard Students for AI Research

South Star Battery Metals Corp. welcomed students from Harvard University for a site visit to explore potential applications of artificial intelligence in critical mineral processing. The visit aimed to assess how AI could enhance data collection processes. The initiative underscores the growing interest in integrating advanced technology within the mining sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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Sonoro Gold Reports Continued Mineralization Expansion at Cerro Caliche

Sonoro Gold Corp. has reported assay results from 26 new drill holes at the Cerro Caliche gold project located in Sonora, Mexico. This brings the total number of completed drill holes at the site to 72. The ongoing drilling program aims to assess and expand the higher-grade mineralization in the area.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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Layoffs Announced for Hamilton Steelworkers Amid Trade Disputes

Approximately 350 steelworkers in Hamilton, Ontario, are set to be laid off next Friday due to decisions made by Stelco. The company attributes these layoffs to ongoing trade disputes between the United States and Canada. Union representatives and local officials express concern over the impact of these job losses on the community and the industry as a whole.

Sources: CBC News, National Post, The Globe and Mail, The Star, Google News, Ctv News, Financial Post
Business • 26 days ago
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Finning Acquires John F Hunt Power Group Ltd. to Enhance Power Rental Services

Finning International Inc. has announced its acquisition of John F Hunt Power Group Limited, a company specializing in generator rentals based in the UK. This strategic move aims to expand Finning's power rental capabilities. The acquisition is expected to bolster Finning’s position in the market, leveraging John F Hunt's established brand and expertise.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 26 days ago
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Mark Carney Announces $1.2 Billion Investment for Ocean Protection

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced an investment of $1.2 billion for the protection of Canada's oceans on Tuesday. The funding aims to support marine conservation and collaboration with Indigenous communities. This announcement coincides with ongoing discussions regarding new pipeline projects and port expansions on the West Coast.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, Journal De Québec, Journal Montreal, 24 Heures, Le Canada Français, Radio-canada Ca, Lapresse Ca, Les Affairs, CBC News, Wawa-news.com
Business • 26 days ago
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Quebec's Position as a Leader in Organic Production

Quebec is recognized as a significant player in the organic food sector, with over 3,400 companies engaged in the production and processing of organic products. These enterprises collectively market more than 10,400 organic products, establishing Quebec as a leader both in Canada and on international markets. The Greater Montreal area, while primarily considered an urban centre, is also a notable hub for organic production and commercialization.

Sources: Le Soleil, Le Droit, La Tribune, La-voix-de-lest, Le-nouvelliste, Le Quotidien
Politics • 26 days ago
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Debate Over Shale Gas in Quebec Linked to Influence Strategies

The discussion on shale gas in Quebec has resurfaced, raising questions about potential influence strategies from the fossil fuel industry. Analysts suggest that the renewed focus may not be coincidental and could involve coordinated efforts from Alberta's industry leaders. This situation highlights ongoing tensions surrounding energy policy in Canadian provinces.

Sources: L’actualité
Politics • 26 days ago
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Politicians Emphasize Decision-Making Power for Regions

Caroline Simard and Maïté Blanchette Vézina conducted a tour in Charlevoix to discuss regional governance. They observed that many decisions affecting the regions are still made in Quebec City. Their visit also touched on previous discussions within the Conservative campaign.

Sources: Le Charlevoisien
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Gaspesian Fishers Propose Collective Model Inspired by Indigenous Practices

A group of fishers and scientists in Gaspésie is advocating for a new collective approach to fisheries management. They aim to implement a model influenced by Indigenous methods. This proposal has been presented to Fisheries and Oceans Canada for consideration.

Sources: Le Devoir
Politics • 26 days ago
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Ottawa's Silence on Climate Impact of Major Projects Raises Questions

Ottawa has not publicly addressed the climate effects of significant projects announced by Mark Carney. The discussion around these projects has prompted concerns regarding Canada's carbon footprint. Stakeholders are seeking clarity on how these initiatives align with national climate goals.

Sources: Radio-canada Ca
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Levis Mayor Advocates for Mauricie Project and Green Hydrogen

Steven Blainey, the Mayor of Lévis, spoke in support of the Mauricie Project and its green hydrogen initiatives this past Wednesday. His remarks emphasize the potential benefits of the project for the region. The Mayor expressed an open invitation for stakeholders and partners to collaborate on advancing the initiative.

Sources: Le-nouvelliste, Le Soleil
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Return of Humidex Effects Expected in Southern Quebec

Meteorologists are predicting a return of humidex effects in southern Quebec, with temperatures feeling as warm as 29 degrees Celsius. This phenomenon is expected to occur on Thursday. The weather in the region is anticipated to resemble summer conditions.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, Journal De Québec, Journal Montreal
Provincial • 26 days ago
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Quebec Offers Financial Support for Home Flood Protection

The Quebec government is providing financial assistance for homeowners to protect their residences against flooding. Eligible homeowners can claim substantial funds to aid in renovations that enhance flood resilience. This initiative aims to address the rising concerns of flooding risks in the region.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles
Technology • 26 days ago
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New Study Suggests Potential Method to Mitigate Autism Symptoms

A study conducted in Ottawa suggests that it may be possible to alleviate certain behavioral symptoms associated with autism spectrum disorder by restoring proper cell function that facilitates blood flow to active areas of the brain. The research presents a potential avenue for developing new treatments. Further investigation will be necessary to explore the implications of these findings.

Sources: Lapresse Ca
Business • 26 days ago
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CABHI Launches New Program to Promote Canadian Brain Health Innovations

The Centre for Aging and Brain Health Innovation (CABHI) has launched a new program aimed at supporting the development and commercialization of Canadian breakthroughs in brain health. This initiative is in addition to over $243 million in funding that has already been granted to Canadian innovators. The program intends to enhance the landscape for brain health innovation in Canada.

Sources: Les Affairs