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Thursday, October 8

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Provincial • 19 days ago
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New Player Joins Canada's National Soccer Team

A new addition has been made to Canada's national soccer team. The player, who is the daughter of a well-known figure from the 1990s, has been announced as part of the team roster. This development highlights the ongoing evolution of Canadian soccer talent.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Manitoba Premier Continues to Respond in French During Legislature Sessions

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has been responding to questions in French during the legislature for three consecutive days. An academic has critiqued this practice, suggesting it politicizes the use of language in a way that is detrimental. The Premier's approach has sparked discussions about language use in political contexts in Manitoba.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, Ctv News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Federal Defence Minister Discusses Military Funding in Alberta

Federal Defence Minister David McGuinty visited Alberta to discuss military funding and the importance of the province in the context of Canadian Confederation. He highlighted $8 billion in military expenditures and emphasized the need for a strong national unity. The visit comes ahead of a vote concerning Alberta's place in Confederation scheduled for October 19.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Ctv News
Business • 19 days ago
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Investing in Diabetes Prevention in Canada

McGill University highlights the potential benefits of investing in diabetes prevention in Canada. This approach aims to reduce the prevalence of diabetes and improve public health outcomes. The financial implications of such investments are also considered.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Laurentian University Introduces Five-Year Minerals and Mining Strategy

Laurentian University has launched a new five-year Minerals and Mining Strategy aimed at establishing itself as a leading institution in mining education in Canada. The announcement took place during an event on October 7, with considerable attendance from staff, students, and industry partners. The strategy outlines various initiatives and goals for the university's future in the mining sector.

Sources: Ctv News
Technology • 19 days ago
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Amazon Ring Unveils New 4K Security Cameras with Battery Power

Amazon Ring has introduced four new 4K security cameras along with a pan-tilt indoor camera. This launch includes models powered by batteries for the first time. The new products aim to enhance residential security options in Canada.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 19 days ago
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Canada Plans New Astronaut Recruitment Campaign

The Canadian government is working on a new astronaut recruitment campaign, as indicated by Minister Mélanie Joly. Details on the timeline and selection criteria have not yet been released. This initiative aims to expand Canada's participation in space exploration and enhance its presence in the global space community.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Public Safety Minister Addresses Tumbler Ridge Shooting Investigation

Canada's Public Safety Minister stated there will be no hasty political decisions regarding gun control or online safety measures following the Tumbler Ridge shooting. The government is committed to a thorough investigation of the incident. Further steps will be considered once all information is assessed.

Sources: The Star
Politics • 19 days ago
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Ottawa Monitors Foreign Interference Allegations in Alberta Referendum

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has emphasized the importance of free and fair elections in Canada. The federal government is currently tracking allegations of foreign interference related to an upcoming referendum in Alberta. This underscores ongoing concerns about election integrity across the country.

Sources: The Star
Politics • 19 days ago
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Alberta Premier Responds to Separatist Leaders Offering Resources to the U.S.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith criticized separatist leaders for proposing to offer U.S. access to water and resource royalties in exchange for support in establishing an independent Alberta. The separatist discussions reportedly involved conversations with U.S. officials regarding resources and voter mobilization strategies. Federal NDP MP has called these actions 'traitorous behavior' amidst ongoing concerns about foreign interference in Alberta's potential referendum.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, Ctv News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Guelph-Based Authority Renames Itself Amid Safe Digging Process Changes

A Guelph-based authority that oversees safe digging processes in Ontario has announced a name change. This change comes as part of its efforts to enhance safety and compliance in excavation activities. The authority reminds property owners of their responsibility to ensure safe digging before any excavation work begins.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Alberta NDP Challenges Government's Changes to Voter List Access Ahead of Referendum

The Alberta NDP is seeking a court ruling to restore its access to a voter list in light of restrictions imposed by the UCP government. The government maintains that these changes will not impact the upcoming provincial referendum. Premier Danielle Smith has dismissed the NDP's court challenge, indicating that legislative changes are forthcoming.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, Google News, Global News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Calgary Gas Prices Rise Above $1.70 per Litre

Calgary gas prices have increased to over $1.70 per litre following a recent suspension of the provincial gas tax. Although a gas tax holiday was expected to provide savings for Albertans, the rise in prices contradicts those expectations. Experts are examining the reasons behind the sudden spike amidst the tax cut implementation.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Liberal MP Advocates for Enhanced Safeguards in Fast-Track Development Bill

A Liberal Member of Parliament is advocating for additional safeguards in a new bill designed to expedite the approval of development projects such as pipelines, mines, and ports. This legislation is currently being discussed in Parliament as the fall session begins. The push for more guardrails reflects concerns regarding the potential implications of fast-tracking such significant projects.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Anniversary of Oct. 7 Highlights Increased Threats Against Jewish Communities in Canada

The anniversary of the Oct. 7 attacks coincides with a notable increase in antisemitic incidents targeting Jewish communities across Canada. Reports indicate that since 2020, Jews have become the most frequently targeted group in the country's reported hate crimes, despite their small population size. This rise in threats has been linked to the ongoing conflict and military actions following the initial attacks by Hamas.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Survey Indicates Increased Demand at Food Banks and Shelters in Canada

A recent survey found that one in three food banks and shelters across Canada have had to turn away individuals due to rising demand for their services. The findings highlight the increasing challenges faced by Canadians in accessing food and shelter. This situation reflects broader economic pressures influencing food security in the country.

Sources: Google News
Business • 19 days ago
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Average Asking Rent Decreases Reported in British Columbia and Across Canada

A report indicates that the average asking rent in British Columbia decreased by 2.9% in September, marking two years of ongoing declines. Nationally, rents in Canada have reportedly fallen for 24 consecutive months, with an average asking rent of $2,034 as of September. This marks a notable downturn in the Canadian rental market, according to multiple reports.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Alberta Government Invests in Youth Suicide Prevention Projects

The Alberta government has announced a $2 million investment in 14 community-based projects aimed at reducing youth suicide. The funding is part of an initiative to support efforts in mental health and wellness among young people. These projects are expected to enhance resources and services available to youth in the province.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Winnipeg Residents Affected by Significant Rent Increases

A Winnipeg woman has been compelled to vacate her apartment after her rent was increased from $797 to $1,699. The rise represents a significant 54% increase, prompting calls for changes to Manitoba's rent control policies. Local tenants express concerns that such increases could lead to displacement and housing insecurity.

Sources: Google News
Business • 19 days ago
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Wild Fork to Exit Canadian Market, Closing Ontario Stores

Wild Fork, a luxury U.S. grocery chain, has announced its decision to exit the Canadian market. The company will close all of its stores in Ontario. This decision comes as part of a larger abandonment of its ambitious expansion plans in Canada.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Economic Implications of Alberta's Independence Discussion

Alberta is considering a referendum on potential independence, which has drawn attention to the province's economy, particularly its oil sector. Some Alberta business leaders are advocating for remaining part of Canada, citing the economic benefits of unity. Concerns have been raised about the impact of separatism on the province's economic momentum and Ottawa's apprehensions regarding the referendum.

Sources: Google News
Business • 19 days ago
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Expeditors International Discusses Growth Strategies in Canada

Expeditors International of Washington, Inc. held a discussion focused on distribution trends and strategies aimed at unlocking growth in Canada. The conversation included insights into the logistics industry and how changing market dynamics are influencing operations. The company outlined specific approaches and strategies to enhance their presence in the Canadian market.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Provincial • 19 days ago
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CBSA Seizes Prohibited Firearms at Windsor Border Crossings

The Canada Border Services Agency has seized nearly a dozen prohibited firearms at multiple border crossings in Southern Ontario, particularly at the three locations in Windsor. This operation highlights ongoing efforts by law enforcement to control the illegal trafficking of firearms. The details regarding the origin of the seized firearms and any individuals involved have not yet been disclosed.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Saskatoon Tribal Council Signs $269 Million Agreement for Child Welfare Services

The Saskatoon Tribal Council has formalised a $269 million agreement with the federal government aiming to reform child and family services for seven First Nations in the Saskatoon area. The announcement was made by Tribal Chief Mark Arcand and Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty. This agreement is intended to enhance child welfare and keep children within their family homes.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Ctv News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Canadian Finals Rodeo Begins as Rodeo Season Concludes

The Canadian Finals Rodeo officially starts on Wednesday evening, marking the culmination of the rodeo season. This event attracts participants and spectators from various regions. The competition will feature several rodeo disciplines and showcase the skills of top athletes in the sport.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Hockey Alberta Issues Warning About Scam Targeting Minor Hockey Tournaments

Hockey Alberta has issued a warning to families regarding a scam aimed at minor hockey associations in the province. The scam involves fraudulent requests for money for non-existent tournaments. Authorities are advising families to remain vigilant and verify requests before making any payments.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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London Alliance FC Aims for National Title Amid Continued Success

London Alliance FC is competing for a National title after winning five consecutive Ontario Cup championships. The team aims to extend their success on a larger stage. Meanwhile, discussions continue regarding other local sports events and team performances.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 19 days ago
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Royal Canadian Mint Issues Limited Edition Coins Featuring Deadpool and Wolverine

The Royal Canadian Mint has launched limited edition collectible coins celebrating the characters Deadpool and Wolverine. Both characters are known for their Canadian origins and popular presence in the comic book and film industries. This initiative by the Mint aims to recognise their cultural significance in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Recall of Smoked Cooked Ham in Quebec Over Listeria Concerns

Quebec's Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food has announced a recall of smoked cooked ham produced by Boucherie Viau Inc. The recall affects products sold in Montreal and the Montérégie region due to possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. Consumers are advised to check their purchased products and discard any affected items.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Arrest Made in Connection with Tumbler Ridge School Shooting

A suspect from Washington state has been charged in relation to the mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia. The incident, which took place earlier this year, has prompted discussions about gun control and the suspect's online activities. Ongoing investigations are examining potential regulatory gaps and the platforms involved in the lead-up to the event.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Winnipeg Jets Secure Victory Against Colorado Avalanche

The Winnipeg Jets defeated the Colorado Avalanche 3-2 in a recent game in Winnipeg. Kyle Connor scored two goals, including the decisive goal in the final minute. This win marks the Jets' third consecutive victory.

Sources: The Star
Business • 19 days ago
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Decline in Housing Costs Observed in Lethbridge

Housing costs in Lethbridge have begun to decrease, aligning with trends observed in other major cities across Canada. This change reflects broader market dynamics affecting housing prices nationally. Further analysis may be required to understand the implications for local residents and the housing market.

Sources: Ctv News
Markets • 19 days ago
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North American Stock Markets Experience Volatility Amid Rising Oil Prices and Bond Yields

North American stock markets demonstrated volatility as bond yields increased and oil prices surged. The S&P/TSX composite recorded a decline despite strength in the energy sector. Concerns about inflation and geopolitical tensions contributed to these movements in the markets.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 19 days ago
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Discussion on Child Development in the Digital Age

Recent discussions indicate that excessive screen time among children and young adults is being viewed as a potential public health concern. Experts suggest that traditional screen time limits are insufficient to address the complexities of social media use. Calls for increased regulation of technology companies have been made to address the negative health effects of digital media.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 19 days ago
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Study Highlights Potential Use of Simulated Moon Soil and Recyclable Plastics in Space Infrastructure

A recent study from Concordia University explores the potential of combining simulated moon soil with recyclable thermoplastics to develop infrastructure for future lunar missions. Researchers suggest that this approach could facilitate 3D-printed components essential for space exploration. The findings contribute to ongoing discussions about sustainable practices in space engineering.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Hydro One Files $37 Billion Investment Plan with Ontario Energy Board

Hydro One has submitted a five-year investment plan worth $37 billion to the Ontario Energy Board. The plan aims to enhance grid reliability and accommodate increasing demand for electricity. The proposal is set for review as part of the regulatory process.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Business • 19 days ago
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Copper One Resources to Acquire Sword & Gossan Nickel-Copper Project in Labrador

Copper One Resources has announced its plans to acquire the Sword & Gossan nickel-copper-cobalt project located in Labrador. The acquisition will allow the company to explore a largely untested sulphide system in the area. This move is expected to expand Copper One's resource portfolio in the mining sector.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Technology • 19 days ago
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Nano One Updates on Feedstock Suppliers for LFP Cathode Production

Nano One Materials Corp. has announced significant progress in its feedstock qualification program for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cathodes. Several suppliers of lithium carbonate, phosphoric acid, and iron oxide have been pre-qualified. This development is part of the company's efforts to enhance its production capabilities for lithium-ion batteries.

Sources: Businesswire
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Canada Faces Challenges in Meeting Emission Goals According to Climate Report

A recent climate report indicates that Canada could potentially miss its emission reduction targets. The report highlights that shifts in climate policy and a focus on infrastructure development may contribute to this issue. This concern is compounded by conflicting data regarding emissions trends in 2025.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Business • 19 days ago
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Stelco Faces Layoffs Amid Changes in Galvanized Steel Supply

Stelco has announced layoffs that will take place over a three-week period. The decision follows the company's exit from the galvanized steel market, which has left significant Canadian buyers, including Cascadia Metals, in a difficult position. The federal government is urging Stelco's U.S. owner to present a plan to preserve jobs in light of these changes.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Indigenous Leaders Share Mixed Reactions to Carney's Pipeline Plan

Indigenous leaders have expressed varied responses to the Carney government's West Coast pipeline plan. Some community leaders voiced concerns about potential environmental impacts, while others showed support for the development of the project. The discussions highlight the complexity of opinions among Indigenous communities regarding energy initiatives.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Business • 19 days ago
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Industry Group Highlights Need to Control Traveller Costs in Airport Privatization Efforts

The head of Canada's main airline industry group insists that any private investment plans in airports must prioritize keeping costs down for travellers. This statement was made during a conference attended by aviation leaders in Ottawa. The focus is on ensuring affordability amid potential changes in airport management.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star
Business • 19 days ago
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Canada's Oil and Gas Sector Sees Emissions Drop in 2025 Amid Increased Production

In 2025, Canada's oil and gas sector reported a decrease in emissions, despite an increase in production levels. Conversely, the overall emissions in Canada rose, attributed to a greater dependence on natural gas for home heating. This situation reflects the complex dynamics within the energy sector and overall environmental impact.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 19 days ago
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RSV Vaccination Clinics to Begin for Seniors 75 and Older

Health officials in Newfoundland and Labrador have announced that RSV vaccination clinics for residents aged 75 and older will commence next week. Concurrently, RSV shots for newborns are set to roll out next month in Alberta. The vaccines are being offered free of charge to the specified age groups in both provinces.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Ontario Allocates $34 Million to Tire Recyclers to Address Backlog

The Ontario government has announced a $34 million investment to assist tire recyclers in managing a growing backlog of used tires. This decision comes as a reversal of previous policies regarding tire surplus management. The funding aims to support recycling efforts and improve waste management practices in the province.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 19 days ago
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New Study Aims to Detect Breast Cancer Using Breath Analysis

A study at the IWK is investigating whether breath analysis can facilitate early detection of breast cancer. The project is being conducted in collaboration with Breathe BioMedical from New Brunswick. This non-invasive technique is intended to complement existing screening methods such as mammograms.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Politics • 19 days ago
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New Podcast Explores Allegations Against Canadian Individual Tied to Drug Trade

A new podcast titled 'The Most Wanted Olympian' is set to launch on October 15, focusing on the investigations surrounding Ryan Wedding, who has been labelled by the FBI as a significant figure in international drug trafficking. The podcast promises to include on-the-ground reporting and original interviews. It aims to shed light on the events and circumstances that have led to these allegations against Wedding.

Sources: The Star
Technology • 19 days ago
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University of Toronto Physicists Discover Octupolar Magnetism with Quantum Technology Implications

Researchers at the University of Toronto have identified a new form of magnetism known as octupolar magnetism. This discovery has potential implications for the field of quantum technologies. The research highlights advancements in understanding magnetic systems and their applications in quantum computing.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Federal Government to Extend MAID Exclusion for Mental Illness

The Canadian federal government will introduce legislation this fall to indefinitely extend the ban on medically assisted dying (MAID) for individuals solely suffering from mental illness. Justice Minister Sean Fraser confirmed that this move comes ahead of the exception's scheduled expiration in March 2027. The government aims to address concerns regarding the implications of MAID for mental health conditions.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Ontario's Funding Shift Impacting Public Health Care Services and Wait Times

A recent report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives indicates that Ontario is allocating significant funding to for-profit surgical and medical imaging services, which is reportedly increasing patient wait times. The report highlights that various hospitals in Ontario are under-utilized while private facilities see significant growth. Concerns have been raised regarding the implications of this funding strategy for public health care infrastructure.

Sources: Financial Post, Google News
Business • 19 days ago
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Factors Contributing to Increased Thanksgiving Dinner Costs

Thanksgiving dinner costs are estimated to rise by 10% this year, influenced by various economic factors. Key contributors include increased diesel prices, inflation, and trade dynamics between Canada and the U.S. Experts suggest that shopping around may help mitigate some of these increased costs.

Sources: The Star, Google News
Business • 19 days ago
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iQmetrix Appoints Beniamin Longodor as Vice President of Global Growth

iQmetrix has announced the appointment of Beniamin Longodor as Vice President of Global Growth. He will be responsible for the company's expansion into international markets and partnership channels. Longodor joins iQmetrix from NTS Retail, where he held the position of Head of Global Sales.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Business • 19 days ago
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Economists Raise Concerns Over Tax Breaks for Mining Sector in Canada

Recent research indicates that Canada's tax incentives for the mining sector may be skewing investment towards less productive projects. Economists are warning that these breaks could distort the overall economy by diverting funds from more beneficial sectors. The impact of these tax breaks is a subject of debate among experts.

Sources: Financial Post, Google News
Markets • 19 days ago
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Current Status of the Canadian Dollar Amid Market Pressures

The Canadian dollar is currently facing pressures from various market forces, notably the strengthening of the U.S. dollar and changing yield spreads. Analysts are closely monitoring the currency's performance as it shows signs of attempting to stabilize. Discussions are ongoing regarding the potential trajectory of the loonie in relation to these factors.

Sources: Financial Post, Google News
Business • 19 days ago
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Ontario Couple Denied Refund After Last-Minute Change to Cruise Itinerary

An Ontario couple faced changes to their riverboat cruise itinerary shortly before departure. They requested a refund of $22,000 for the vacation due to the changes, but the cruise company did not provide one. The couple expressed dissatisfaction with the company's response to their situation.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Emergency Landing of Côte-Nord Flight Following Attempted Cockpit Breach

A flight in the Côte-Nord region of Quebec made an emergency landing after a passenger attempted to break into the cockpit. The situation required other passengers to intervene and subdue the individual. The emergency response highlights ongoing concerns regarding aviation security.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Business • 19 days ago
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Spanish Mountain Gold Reports New Drill Results from Cariboo Gold Project

Spanish Mountain Gold Ltd. has announced its latest assay results for 28 diamond drill holes from its project in the Cariboo Gold Corridor, British Columbia. The results include a significant intersection of 295.50 metres of 0.54 grams per tonne of gold and a higher-grade interval of 107.00 meters at 0.93 grams per tonne. The company has completed approximately 33,353 metres of drilling as part of its ongoing feasibility study drill program, which aims for a total of 60,000 metres by 2026.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Business • 19 days ago
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SPAR Canada and ReposiTrak Introduce Touchless Retail™ Program in Canada

SPAR Canada and ReposiTrak have launched the Touchless Retail™ program tailored for the Canadian market. This initiative is designed to provide cost-effective merchandising solutions while adhering to Canada's retail compliance requirements. The program aims to enhance operational efficiency in a diverse and geographically expansive retail landscape.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Business • 19 days ago
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Canada Goose Launches Fall/Winter 2026 Collection by Haider Ackermann

Canada Goose has introduced its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, named Axis of Endurance, designed by Creative Director Haider Ackermann. This collection marks the first inclusion of leather and footwear for the Snow Goose line. The global campaign for the launch features several models and is focused on themes of endurance.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Politics • 19 days ago
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Analysis of Mark Carney's Catchphrase Usage

The phrase 'dangerous and divided world' has been frequently used in official communications from the Prime Minister's Office. Notably, the phrase has appeared in more than 100 communiques. This term has been associated with discussions on various global issues.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Paula Findlay Embraces Underdog Role Ahead of Ironman World Championship Debut

Paula Findlay is preparing for her first Ironman World Championship, expressing feelings of being a rookie in the sport despite her extensive experience in triathlon. She views this perspective as advantageous for her performance. Findlay aims to leverage her underdog status to her benefit in the upcoming event.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Flu and COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments Available in Saskatchewan

Flu and COVID-19 vaccination appointments have begun in Saskatchewan as the season for respiratory illnesses approaches. Residents are encouraged to book their immunization appointments, which also include vaccines for RSV. Various health units are emphasizing the importance of vaccinations to protect against these illnesses.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 19 days ago
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New Fertility Preservation Techniques Introduced for Cancer Patients

A new approach called Random-Start Protocols is being implemented to help preserve fertility for cancer patients without delaying their treatment. This method has been particularly beneficial for young patients facing a cancer diagnosis. A case highlighted involves a 21-year-old college student from Ontario who successfully utilized this protocol.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Yukon Government Addresses Meals on Wheels Disruption in Whitehorse

The Yukon government has clarified that a recent temporary interruption in Meals on Wheels deliveries in Whitehorse was not caused by funding cuts. Officials stated that the disruption does not reflect a decision to diminish the program. The government aims to ensure continuity of meal services for residents in need.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 19 days ago
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Consolidated Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against CIBC and RBC for Alleged Stock Market Manipulation

A class action lawsuit has been consolidated in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York against Canadian banks CIBC and RBC. The lawsuit alleges that the banks engaged in illegal stock market manipulation of Quantum BioPharma shares. The law firm Grant & Eisenhofer has been appointed as lead counsel in this case.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Northern Discovery Metals Announces Acquisition of Cibola Copper-Gold Project

Northern Discovery Metals Inc. has entered into a purchase agreement to acquire the Cibola Copper-Gold Project located in British Columbia. This project is situated approximately 90 kilometres south-southwest of Houston and is road-accessible. The agreement was signed on October 7, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Aduro's Chief Revenue Officer Appointed to Chemical Recycling Europe Board

Aduro Clean Technologies Inc. announced that its Chief Revenue Officer, Eric Appelman, has been elected to the Board of Chemical Recycling Europe. This appointment coincides with the evolving EU regulatory framework for circular plastics and Aduro's development of its first-of-a-kind plant in the Netherlands. The positions held within industry associations are often seen as a means to influence policy and practices in sustainability.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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U.S. Trade Representative Comments on Canada-U.S. Trade Relations

The U.S. Trade Representative stated that the U.S. is maintaining its current trade stance with Canada. It was noted that the recent election in Quebec has drawn attention away from trade matters in Ottawa. Discussions around tariffs and trade dynamics between the two countries continue amid changing political contexts.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Court Battle Emerges Over Sour Gas Pipeline Permit Approval in Alberta

A legal dispute has arisen regarding a 730-metre section of steel pipe transporting hydrogen sulphide in Alberta. The controversy stems from concerns about safety and inadequate consultation during the permit approval process. This conflict highlights significant issues related to energy infrastructure and community safety in the region.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 19 days ago
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Current Lowest Mortgage Rates in Canada

The Financial Post has published an update on the lowest national mortgage rates available in Canada. The article includes rates for both insured and uninsured mortgages. These rates are tracked and updated on a daily basis to reflect current market conditions.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Workforce Leaders Emphasize Collaboration in Response to Changing Labour Market

The National Workforce Leadership Summit in Ottawa is addressing the complexities of Canada's shifting labour market. Key topics include workforce resilience, AI adoption, skills development, and labour mobility. The summit aims to gather leaders from various sectors to discuss solutions to ongoing workforce challenges.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Roots and NFL Launch Canadian Fans Apparel Collection

Roots Corporation has partnered with the National Football League to introduce a new collection of team apparel aimed at Canadian fans. The collection emphasizes a blend of the NFL’s focus on local relevance and Roots' Canadian heritage. It presents an opportunity for fans nationwide to celebrate their favourite teams.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Alberta Municipalities Discuss Issues with Physician Incentives

Municipalities in Alberta are expressing concerns that locum incentives are making permanent family practice less appealing to new doctors. Attendees at the recent Alberta Municipalities Conference voted to advocate for changes to these incentives to attract more healthcare professionals to rural areas. The discussions highlight challenges in addressing physician shortages in community care settings across the province.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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Nortera Withdraws Acquisition of B&G Foods Brands Amid Regulatory Concerns

Nortera has terminated its bid to acquire B&G Foods' Green Giant and Le Sieur brands following objections from Canada's Competition Bureau. The Bureau indicated that the acquisition would likely result in increased prices and reduced options for consumers. This decision marks a significant development in the competitive landscape of the food industry in Canada.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Technology • 19 days ago
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RemitBee and Tetra Digital Group Launch Global Payments Partnership

RemitBee and Tetra Digital Group have announced a partnership to integrate the Canadian digital dollar, CADD, with RemitBee's global payments platform, RPass. This integration allows businesses to make international payments to over 100 countries and in more than 100 currencies using a single API. The initiative aims to simplify cross-border transactions for Canadian businesses.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Edmonton Public School Board to Examine Policies Regarding Student Admissions

The Edmonton Public School Board trustees have approved a study to explore potential changes in admission policies. The aim is to facilitate enrollment for students without valid immigration status in Canada. This initiative seeks to enhance school access for a broader range of children.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Impact of Tariffs on Canadian Infrastructure Developments

Recent tariffs imposed by the United States have prompted discussions about accelerating infrastructure projects in Canada. Former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has expressed that these tariffs could provide opportunities for investment in Canadian construction. Opinions vary on the effectiveness and implications of these tariffs for Canada's building initiatives.

Sources: Google News, Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Invasive European Green Crabs Impacting Newfoundland Lobster Stocks

Invasive European green crabs are affecting lobster populations in Newfoundland, according to local fishers. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada is exploring potential uses for the harvested green crabs, including pet food and fertilizer. More than 700 tonnes of green crabs have been removed from Placentia Bay, but much of it currently ends up in landfills.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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Lotto Max Jackpot Reaches $80 Million Ahead of Thanksgiving

The Lotto Max jackpot has climbed to $80 million as of Wednesday, according to the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation. Millions were won in the previous Tuesday draw, but the large jackpot remains unclaimed. This situation has generated considerable interest as the Thanksgiving holiday approaches.

Sources: Global News
Technology • 19 days ago
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iQmetrix Introduces Vendor Managed Inventory Integration with Valor Communication

iQmetrix has announced the launch of a new Vendor Managed Inventory integration with Valor Communication. This addition is part of the ongoing expansion of the iQmetrix Partner Ecosystem. The integration aims to enhance the operational capabilities of clients using iQmetrix's platform.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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iA Financial Group Recognized at 2026 Canadian HR Awards

iA Financial Group received the Excellence Award at the 2026 Canadian HR Awards, acknowledging its dedication to learning and development. In addition to this recognition, the company was nominated as a finalist in three other categories. The award highlights iA Financial Group’s investments in leadership development and future leadership pipeline.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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HGreg Places Third in Quebec Automotive Group Rankings

HGreg has been ranked third among Quebec's largest automotive groups according to AutoMédia’s 2026 ranking. The ranking, based on data current as of July 31, acknowledges a total of 23 dealerships within HGreg's group, which includes both existing dealerships and new acquisitions. This placement highlights HGreg's growth and expansion in the automotive sector of Quebec.

Sources: Financial Post
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Wickaninnish Inn Marks 30 Years of Service and Recognition

Wickaninnish Inn in Tofino, British Columbia, is celebrating its 30th anniversary. The inn has been recognized as the #1 resort in Canada by Condé Nast Traveler (U.S.), the #3 resort in Canada by Condé Nast Traveller (U.K.), and the #2 resort in Canada by Travel + Leisure Magazine. These accolades highlight the inn's prominence in the Canadian hospitality sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Will Dandjinou to Compete in Canadian Long Track Championships

Canadian short track speed skater Will Dandjinou is set to participate in the Canadian long track championships. He aims to gain a 'change of scenery' ahead of the next Olympic Games. Dandjinou hopes that this experience will contribute to better outcomes in future competitions.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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Calgary Health Foundation Receives $1.8 Million Investment for Women's Cardiovascular Health

The Calgary Health Foundation has announced a $1.8 million donation from local philanthropist Leslie Bissett to improve women's cardiovascular health in the region. This investment will allow for the acquisition of advanced imaging technology. The funding aims to enhance the quality of care for women experiencing cardiovascular issues in Calgary.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Police-Involved Shooting Near Montreal Results in One Fatality

A police-involved shooting occurred near Montreal, resulting in one person being critically injured. The Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes (BEI) is investigating the incident, which began with a call about an armed individual in crisis. Reports indicate that the individual later died after exchanging shots with the Quebec provincial police.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, Global News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Ontario's Medical Regulator Considering Changes to Safer Supply Drug Prescribing

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario is evaluating proposed changes to the prescribing of safer supply drugs. These changes may include restrictions on the consumption of these drugs, potentially requiring that they be taken under medical supervision. A board of directors meeting is scheduled to discuss the proposals further.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, National Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Alberta's Permanent Daylight Time Affects NHL Scheduling

Alberta has adopted permanent daylight time, which is expected to impact the scheduling of NHL games for the Calgary Flames. Fans may experience later game start times throughout the season. This change will require adjustments for both the team and its supporters in managing their game-day routines.

Sources: Global News, The Star, CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Alberta Government Revises AISH and ADAP Programs Following Feedback

The Alberta government has revised certain measures related to the Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) and the Alberta Disability Assistance Program (ADAP). This decision comes after feedback from many Albertans with disabilities who were transitioned to a new benefits program over the summer. The changes aim to address the concerns raised by the affected individuals and communities.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Investigation into Death at Quebec Seniors Home Uncovers New Details

An investigation into the death of an elderly woman at a seniors home in Quebec initially concluded it was an accident. However, new findings raised questions about the circumstances surrounding her death. The case is currently under further examination by local authorities.

Sources: National Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Companies Collaborate to Enhance Canadian Food Supply Chain

Nine Canadian companies have joined a new initiative aimed at improving the domestic food supply chain. The program focuses on increasing the use of Canadian-grown crops to bolster the economy and food security. The initiative includes companies from various regions across the country.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Manitoba Transit Advocates Demand Restoration of Cost-Sharing Funding

Transit advocates in Manitoba are calling for the province to reinstate a funding agreement that previously shared costs equally. They argue that the current lack of funding is leading to a decline in transit service reliability. The rally took place in front of the legislative building to highlight the issue's urgency.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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New Online Course Introduces Indigenous Perspectives in Palliative Care for Health-Care Providers

An online course has been launched in Prince Edward Island to educate health-care providers on incorporating Indigenous traditions and healing methods into palliative care. The initiative aims to enhance the quality of end-of-life care for Indigenous patients. The course focuses on respecting and understanding the cultural perspectives surrounding death and healing in Indigenous communities.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Carney Emphasizes Ongoing Efforts for Jewish Canadians on October 7 Anniversary

On the anniversary of the events of October 7, Mark Carney highlighted the need for continued efforts to support Jewish Canadians. He stated that it's a collective responsibility of all Canadians to promote freedom and openness in society. Carney's remarks come amid ongoing discussions about the rights and safety of various communities in Canada.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Toronto Celebrates the Closure of the Floating Inconvenience Store

Toronto's floating art installation known as the 'Inconvenience Store' has concluded its time in the city's harbour. Artists Rashad Maharaj and Trevor Wheatley, along with event organizer Brandon Wong, participated in a farewell event that resembled a funeral. The installation was a popular attraction at Harbour Square Park this summer.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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Proposed Merger of Frozen and Canned Vegetable Companies Cancelled

The Competition Bureau of Canada has announced that it is satisfied with the cancellation of a proposed merger between two frozen and canned vegetable companies. The Bureau had expressed concerns regarding potential impacts on competition in the market. The decision reflects ongoing regulatory scrutiny over mergers in various sectors.

Sources: Global News
Business • 19 days ago
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Porter Airlines and Air Creebec Form Partnership to Enhance Air Connectivity

Porter Airlines and Air Creebec have announced a partnership aimed at improving air travel connectivity across Canada. The collaboration will leverage Porter's domestic network alongside Air Creebec's regional services. This agreement is expected to enhance access to air travel in Quebec and Northern Ontario.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Maya Turner Becomes First Female Captain of the University of Manitoba Bisons Football Team

Maya Turner has been named the first female captain in the history of the University of Manitoba Bisons football team. She previously made history as the first female player to score points in a U Sports football game. Turner's achievements continue to break barriers in Canadian university football.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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New Brunswick Utility Proposes Three-Year Electricity Rate Increases

New Brunswick's public utility has proposed an average electricity rate increase of 5.5 per cent annually for the next three years. This decision aims to address operational costs and investments in infrastructure. The proposal will undergo regulatory review before any final adjustments to rates are made.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Exploring Alberta's Referendum Polling Data Through Artistic Representation

Polling data in Alberta is being transformed into artistic representations to reflect the perspectives and opinions of residents regarding the separation issue. This initiative seeks to visually depict how polling numbers correspond with individual identities and viewpoints. The project aims to deepen the understanding of public sentiment surrounding the separation debate in Alberta.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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Alberta Trainer Prepares Dog for Role in New Movie Starring Brad Pitt

Alberta-based trainer Andrew Simpson has prepared a dog for a role in Brad Pitt's new movie, Heart of the Beast. The film features significant action sequences involving the animal companion. Simpson, known for his expertise in animal coordination for films, discussed his training methods in a recent interview.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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CRA Denies Travel Expenses for Medical Tax Credit Claims Involving Dental Work

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has rejected the inclusion of travel expenses in a tax credit claim related to dental work performed in Turkey. A rural taxpayer sought reimbursement for travel costs, arguing that the overseas procedure was more affordable than local options. The CRA determined that these expenses did not meet the necessary criteria for inclusion in the tax credit claim.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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FC Supra Defeats Inter Toronto FC in CPL Match

FC Supra du Québec won against Inter Toronto FC with a score of 2-1. Loïc Kwemi scored both goals for FC Supra, bringing his total to 14 goals this season. With this victory, FC Supra now sits two points behind Vancouver FC in the race for the final playoff spot.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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First Portrait of King Charles III in Canada in Over 70 Years Commissioned

A new portrait of King Charles III, painted by Toronto doctor Suan-Seh Foo, has been commissioned by the government of Nova Scotia. This painting, featuring the King in the Robes of Estate, is the first of its kind in over 70 years. The artwork is set to be displayed at Government House in Halifax.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Ontario Public Health Units Report Delays in Vaccine Rollout

Some public health units in Ontario are experiencing delays in the distribution of COVID-19 vaccine doses for high-risk populations. The affected units are actively working to resolve these issues. This situation impacts the timely vaccination of vulnerable groups in the province.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Increase in Paramedic Student Enrollments in New Brunswick

Emergency Medical Services New Brunswick reports a significant rise in paramedic student enrollments attributed to a full-tuition bursary initiative. Enrollment numbers have increased from 67 to over 170 this year. The CEO of Ambulance New Brunswick highlighted that this increase aims to address ongoing vacancies in the service.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Orin Concrete Inc. Fined for Safety Violation in Pipeline Incident

Orin Concrete Inc. has received a $20,000 fine for a safety violation related to a pipeline strike incident in Toronto. The fine was issued by the Ontario Court of Justice following a guilty plea under the Technical Standards and Safety Act, 2000. In addition to the fine, a mandatory 25 per cent victim fine surcharge will be applied.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Brookfield Residential Announces Upcoming Third Quarter Results Conference Call

Brookfield Residential Properties ULC has announced that its third quarter financial results for 2026 will be released on October 28, 2026. The results will be made available on the Company's website after market close. This announcement is part of the Company's regular financial reporting schedule.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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FAA Investigating Incident Involving Delta and Air Canada Aircraft at LAX

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is investigating an incident where a Delta Air Lines plane 'clipped' an Air Canada aircraft at Los Angeles International Airport. This incident reportedly occurred during taxiing on Tuesday. The pilot of the Air Canada plane noted feeling a shudder and sought confirmation from air traffic control regarding the situation.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, The Star, National Post
Technology • 19 days ago
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Bell Canada to Acquire Land for AI Data Centre Near Regina

Bell Canada has announced plans to purchase 895 acres of land to expand its AI data centre operations outside Regina. The sale involves local landowners, including the former and current deputy reeve of the Rural Municipality of Sherwood. This expansion aims to enhance Bell's capabilities in artificial intelligence technologies.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Manitoba PCs Propose New Crown Prosecutors for Property Crime

The Manitoba Progressive Conservative party has pledged to create a dedicated team of Crown attorneys to combat property crime if they are elected. The governing New Democratic Party has responded by questioning the credibility of the proposal. This announcement marks a significant point of discussion in the lead-up to the election.

Sources: Global News, CBC News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Human Rights Advocates Call for Sanctions Against Iran's Leadership

Human rights advocates are urging the Canadian government to implement sanctions and legal actions against Iran's leadership. They believe that without intervention, further human rights violations in Iran are likely. The advocates emphasize the need for immediate action to prevent ongoing atrocities.

Sources: National Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Emera Seeks Role in Nova Scotia's Offshore Wind Industry

Emera, a Halifax-based company, is positioning itself to play a significant role in the development of the offshore wind industry in Nova Scotia. The CEO of Emera expressed confidence that a potential merger would strengthen the company’s capabilities. This initiative aligns with the province’s focus on renewable energy expansion.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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Understanding the Use of Dyed Diesel in Canada and the U.S.

Dyed diesel is now permitted for general use on roads in the United States amidst rising gas prices. In contrast, Canadian regulations still prohibit its use on public roads, which could result in fines for violators. This discrepancy raises questions about compliance for Canadian drivers near the border.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Quebec's Only Operational Nuclear Reactor Celebrates 50 Years

Quebec's only operational nuclear reactor, located at Polytechnique Montréal, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The reactor, used exclusively for research purposes, has a thermal output of approximately 20 kilowatts. Polytechnique Montréal aims to revitalize nuclear science research in the province as it has been declining in recent years.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News, The Star, CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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Life Sciences BC Announces Participants for Investor Readiness Program

Life Sciences BC has announced the companies selected for its 2027 Investor Readiness Program. This six-month initiative aims to prepare emerging life sciences ventures in British Columbia for capital attraction and growth. The program connects small and midsize companies with industry mentors to facilitate their development.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 19 days ago
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Ontario Police Investigate Career College Operations

The Ontario government has requested a police investigation into the operations of career colleges. Opposition members of the provincial legislature are demanding accountability from the minister responsible for these institutions. The situation has raised concerns regarding oversight and the management of programs within the career college sector.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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P.E.I. Restorative Justice Program Marks Five-Year Milestone

Prince Edward Island's restorative justice program has been operational for five years, completing 206 referrals and serving over 600 individuals. The program aims to facilitate rehabilitation and support for those involved in the justice system. It is designed to offer an alternative approach to traditional justice methods.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Canada Evaluates Foreign Homebuyers Ban as Expiration Approaches

The Canadian government is assessing the future of the foreign homebuyer ban, which is set to expire at the end of the year. Introduced in 2022, the policy aimed to limit foreign investments in the housing market amid rising home prices and low interest rates. The decision on the ban's continuation is influenced by various economic factors and government objectives.

Sources: National Post, Global News, Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Calls for Review of Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba Amid High Injury Rates

The Manitoba Federation of Labour has requested an independent review of the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba, citing high workplace injury rates. Recent data indicates that Manitoba recorded the highest injury rate in Canada for the third consecutive year. The federation argues that insufficient measures are in place to ensure worker safety in the province.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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Pan American Silver Announces Retirement of Board Director

Pan American Silver Corp. announced that Charles Jeannes will retire from its Board of Directors on October 31, 2026. Jeannes joined the company following its acquisition of Tahoe Resources in 2019. The company also plans to release its unaudited financial results for the third quarter of 2026 on November 4, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Aris Mining Reports Third Quarter 2026 Production Results

Aris Mining Corporation announced a gold production total of 217.3 thousand ounces for the first nine months of 2026, reflecting a 16% increase compared to the same period in 2025. The company is also progressing with the Marmato expansion, which is expected to yield its first gold in the fourth quarter of 2026. These results indicate a positive outlook for the company's production performance.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 19 days ago
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CAPREIT Schedules Release of Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results

Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAPREIT) has announced it will issue its financial results for the third quarter of 2026 after markets close on November 4, 2026. The results will cover the three and nine months ended September 30, 2026. A conference call will be held following the release to discuss the results.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 19 days ago
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South Bow Corp. Schedules Third-Quarter 2026 Results Announcement

South Bow Corp. plans to release its financial results for the third quarter of 2026 on November 4, 2026, after market close. A conference call and webcast will follow the results announcement. Details of the event will be provided by the company’s senior leadership team.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Commissionaires and Brassets Group Establish Strategic Partnership for Security Solutions

The Canadian Corps of Commissionaires has formed a strategic partnership with Brassets Group Canada to enhance security capabilities within Canada. Commissionaires is noted as the country's only national not-for-profit security company and a major employer of veterans. Brassets Group specializes in creating technology-driven security solutions for high-consequence environments.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Kristi Miller Appointed Interim Chair of Hockey Canada Board

Kristi Miller has been appointed as the interim chair of Hockey Canada's board of governors. This announcement was made by the governing body on Wednesday. Her appointment follows a recent restructuring within the organization.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 19 days ago
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Canoe EIT Income Fund Announces Monthly Distribution for October 2026

Canoe EIT Income Fund has announced a distribution of $0.10 per unit for October 2026. Unitholders of record on October 22, 2026, will receive their payments on November 13, 2026. The Fund is recognized as one of Canada's largest income funds.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Actor John Reardon Returns to Hudson & Rex

John Reardon has officially returned to the cast of the Canadian TV series Hudson & Rex after departing for Season 8. His reunion with the production team has excited fans and marked a significant moment for the show. Reardon's involvement is expected to enhance the storyline as the series continues its run.

Sources: National Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Teck Resources Recognized on Forbes' Top Companies for Women 2026 List

Teck Resources Limited has been included in the Forbes World’s Top Companies for Women 2026 list. This recognition highlights companies that have high ratings from female employees and show a commitment to promoting women in the workplace. This is the second consecutive year that Teck has received this acknowledgment.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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New Brunswick Health Official Defends Collaborative Care Clinics Rollout

A health official in New Brunswick has supported the province's implementation of collaborative care clinics following a recent audit. The audit indicated a lack of data concerning the rollout process. The official's defense addresses potential concerns regarding planning and data management.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Court Hears Details in Brandon School Sword Attack Case

A teenager is facing charges related to a sword attack in a Brandon, Manitoba high school. During court proceedings, it was revealed that the accused expressed violent ideations in writings, targeting specific groups. The case is drawing attention to issues of hate and violence in schools.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Outlaws Motorcycle Club Member Retains Alcohol Delivery Licence in Ontario

A decision by the registrar has allowed a full patch member of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club to keep his alcohol delivery licence in Ontario. The registrar was deemed to have not met the burden of proof required to deny the license based solely on the individual's membership in the club. The ruling raises questions about the criteria for granting such licences to individuals with connections to motorcycle clubs.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Horses Involved in Fatal Accident on B.C. Highway

A tragic incident occurred on a highway in British Columbia involving four horses en route to the Equestrian Canada National Dressage West championship in Langley. Three horses were killed in the crash, while one sustained injuries. The event highlights the risks faced by animals during transportation for competitive events.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Ongoing Trial Involves Lawyer Accused of Fraud Related to Bad Cheque

A suspended Ontario lawyer is facing trial over allegations of fraud concerning a bad cheque. The case centers around whether TD Bank experienced any harm or risk of loss due to the cheque issued by the lawyer. The trial has presented conflicting views on the impact of the cheque on the bank.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Ontario Government Investigates OSAP Spending at Private Career Colleges

The Ontario Liberals have requested the auditor general to investigate financial aid spending related to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) at private career colleges. The provincial government has paused OSAP payments for students in these institutions while concerns about the usage of the funds are being examined. Minister Nolan Quinn has also referred issues surrounding OSAP payments to the Ontario Provincial Police for investigation.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News, The Star
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Manitoba Crop Harvest Progress Report

As of the latest Manitoba Crop Report, 65 per cent of crops have been harvested, which is lower than both last year's figure and the same period in 2024. Farmers express optimism about the potential to catch up in the harvest. The report indicates that farmers are facing challenges but remain hopeful.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Kenneth Law Pleads Guilty to Aiding Suicide in Chemical Sales Case

Kenneth Law from Mississauga has pleaded guilty to charges of aiding suicide through the sale of lethal chemicals online. A CBC investigation identified a connection between Law and at least 147 deaths, although the true count remains uncertain. The case is explored in detail in a documentary titled 'The Poison Seller', which raises questions about the actions of law enforcement.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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Resouro Appoints Daniel Kuhl as Independent Director

Resouro Strategic Metals Inc. has announced the appointment of Daniel Kuhl as an independent director. Kuhl brings experience in mining and capital allocation, having held senior roles at BHP and Vale. This appointment is part of Resouro's strategy to enhance its Board's expertise.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Alberta's Gopher Hole Museum Closes Amid Facility Replacement

The World Famous Gopher Hole Museum in Torrington, Alberta, has closed due to the need for replacement of its housing facilities. The museum, known for its taxidermied rodents, has been a roadside attraction for 30 years. The owners are currently seeking a new location for the museum's exhibits.

Sources: Global News, Google News, The Star, CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Concerns Raised Over Delays in Pediatric Hospital Unit Opening in Southern Manitoba

The head of a medical clinic in southern Manitoba has expressed concerns regarding potential delays in opening a new pediatric unit at the local hospital. These delays may impact recruitment efforts for medical professionals in the region. The clinic's leadership is particularly worried about the implications for patient care and local healthcare resources.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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Emera's Acquisition of Canadian Utilities Raises Questions

Emera has announced a $14.3-billion acquisition of Canadian Utilities. The rationale behind the acquisition has been described by Emera's CEO as not primarily focused on synergies. Analysts and industry experts are examining the implications of this significant deal in the utility sector.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Alberta Medical Association Members Approve New Three-Year Pay Agreement

Members of the Alberta Medical Association have ratified a proposed three-year pay deal with the provincial government. The agreement was reached after mediation and is acknowledged by the association as not fulfilling all initial aims. Final details will be shared by both the government and the association once the agreement is finalized.

Sources: CBC News, Global News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Issues with Mail-in Ballots Noted by Elections Alberta Ahead of Referendum

Elections Alberta has reported that over 3,000 mail-in ballots for the upcoming referendum have been returned due to various errors, including missing declaration forms and identification issues. There is still time for voters to correct these mistakes before the referendum day. Officials indicate that despite these challenges, they remain confident in managing the overall voting process as the referendum date approaches.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News, Ctv News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Alberta's Complexity Highlighted at Funeral

The funeral of Sarah Beley's mother revealed a nuanced social landscape in Alberta, countering prevalent stereotypes. Attendees demonstrated unity, focusing on communal tasks rather than political affiliations. The event illustrated that personal connections can transcend political divides.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Quebec's Anglophone Community Reacts to PQ Government Formation

The Premier-designate of Quebec's new government has made commitments to the anglophone community, which remains cautiously optimistic about the changes. Following the Coalition Avenir Québec's majority rule for eight years, many see the formation of a minority government as a chance for cooperation. However, there is a prevailing concern about potential independence referendums that could affect anglophones in the province.

Sources: Global News, Google News, CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Optimistic About Churchill Falls Agreement Amid Quebec Election

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham has conveyed confidence that negotiations for a new agreement regarding Churchill Falls will proceed despite changes in Quebec's provincial leadership. He recently communicated with Quebec's premier-designate following the Quebec election held on October 5. Discussions around the Churchill Falls agreements are anticipated to continue as both provinces navigate the political transition.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Business • 19 days ago
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Total Metals Mobilizes Drill Rig for High Lake Gold Project in Northwestern Ontario

Total Metals Corp. has announced the mobilization of a diamond drill rig and geological team to its High Lake gold project in Northwestern Ontario. The project is wholly owned by the company and is located near the Manitoba-Ontario border. This move is part of Total Metals' ongoing efforts to explore the site's gold potential.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 19 days ago
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Concerns Raised Over AI Infrastructure in Canada

Canada has made significant strides in attracting artificial intelligence talent, but challenges remain in developing the necessary infrastructure. Experts highlight that simply building more AI data centres is insufficient without ensuring broad access to AI technology for Canadians. The evolving capabilities of AI require a comprehensive strategy to support both talent and infrastructure development.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Alberta's Separatist Movement Gains Momentum Amid COVID-19 Activism

In Alberta, a group of anti-COVID activists initially focused on opposing vaccines and public health measures has shifted their emphasis towards advocating for independence. This transition reflects a growing sentiment among some residents for greater autonomy. The movement's evolution offers insight into the connection between public health controversies and political aspirations in the province.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Winnipeg Police Headquarters Inquiry Submits Final Report

The public inquiry into the construction of Winnipeg's police headquarters has finished its final report. The report has been submitted to the provincial government, as confirmed by sources familiar with the inquiry. The findings are expected to shed light on the construction process and any potential issues identified during the inquiry.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Discussion on Federal Treatment of Quebec

Recent commentary suggests that Ottawa should adopt a policy of benign neglect towards Quebec, arguing that special treatment may foster inter-regional jealousy. The emphasis is placed on delivering good governance uniformly across Canada. This perspective raises questions about the dynamics of federal-provincial relationships in the country.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 19 days ago
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Court Denies Additional Funds to Alberta Lawyer Amid Legal Disputes

An Alberta Court of King’s Bench judge has denied lawyer Jeff Rath's request for access to an additional $776,000 from his frozen accounts, which he claims are needed for personal and legal expenses. Rath is facing a lawsuit from U.S. lenders who allege he misled them regarding financing for First Nations lawsuits. The case underscores ongoing legal challenges involving Rath and his financial dealings.

Sources: CBC News, Global News
Politics • 19 days ago
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Increase in Reported Hate Crimes Targeting Jews in Canada

Statistics Canada reported a total of 1,731 hate crimes targeting Jews that were reported to the police over the past two years. This statistic highlights concerns regarding antisemitism in Canada. The data reflects ongoing challenges with hate crimes in the country.

Sources: National Post
Politics • 19 days ago
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Upcoming Elections Provide Resources for Older Voters in Canada

As provincial elections approach in British Columbia and Ontario, voters, particularly older adults, are encouraged to utilize free tools to engage with candidates on issues affecting their health, financial security, and overall well-being. The provincial election in Québec has recently concluded. The upcoming elections in British Columbia will take place on October 17 and October 24, while Ontario's municipal election is scheduled for October 26.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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G Mining Ventures Announces Preliminary Production Results for Q3 2026

G Mining Ventures Corp. has released its preliminary production results for the third quarter of 2026 from the Tocantinzinho Gold Mine in Brazil. The mine produced 44,960 ounces of gold for the quarter ending September 30, 2026. The company operates the mine as part of its portfolio of mining assets.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 19 days ago
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Nextdoor Launches Annual Treat Map for Halloween in Canada and Other Regions

Nextdoor Holdings, Inc. has officially launched its annual Treat Map for Halloween, marking its 14th consecutive year. This feature allows users to share information on local events and what treats neighbors are distributing. The Treat Map is live as of October 8 in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Marvel Biosciences Announces Research Progress and Collaboration

Marvel Biosciences Corp. has signed a letter of intent with Novatech to initiate a Phase 1 trial of its drug MB-204. The company has also reported promising preliminary results from a preclinical study demonstrating MB-204's effectiveness in a Shank3 mouse model. Both developments indicate continued progress in the research of therapeutics for autism spectrum disorder and related conditions.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Magna Mining Announces Preliminary Economic Assessment Results and Production Restart Approval

Magna Mining Inc. has released the results of a Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Levack Mine located in Sudbury, Ontario. The assessment was conducted in compliance with National Instrument 43-101 standards. The company has approved the restart of production at the fully-permitted mine site.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 19 days ago
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Endeavour Silver Reports Q3 2026 Production Figures

Endeavour Silver Corp. has announced its production results for the third quarter of 2026, reporting 2,096,545 ounces of silver and 10,126 ounces of gold. The total silver equivalent production for the quarter amounted to 3.6 million ounces. Year-to-date production figures include 5,915,874 ounces of silver and 32,340 ounces of gold.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Calgary Mayor Reports Commitment from Premier for Smaller Tax Increase

Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas announced that Premier Danielle Smith has pledged to implement a smaller property tax increase for the city in the upcoming budget. This commitment comes after previous proposals from the province suggested double-digit tax hikes for Calgarians in successive years. The mayor's statement indicates a shift in the province's approach to local taxation.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Northwest Territories Contributes Drill Cores to National Mineral Data Library

The Northwest Territories has become the first region in Canada to supply drill core samples for a new digital library dedicated to mineral data. This initiative aims to enhance public access to valuable geological information contained within these samples. The library represents a significant step in consolidating and digitizing mineral resource data across the country.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 19 days ago
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Arianne Phosphate Reports Positive Test Results from Battery Materials Producer

Arianne Phosphate, based in Saguenay, Quebec, has announced the receipt of positive test results from a battery materials producer. This development supports the company's efforts in advancing the Lac à Paul phosphate mining project. The testing results are considered a step forward for Arianne Phosphate's objectives in the market.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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K2 Gold Corporation Reports Exploration Results from California

K2 Gold Corporation has released results from 346 rock samples collected during its 2026 surface exploration program in Inyo County, California. The company is actively conducting a third phase of surficial sampling and mapping in the area. The findings include the extension of the Dragonfly structure as well as identification of additional high-grade gold at the Flores target.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Voting Opens for the 2026 Cashmere Collection Fundraiser

The 2026 Cashmere Collection fundraiser has commenced voting, celebrating its 23rd year of promoting creativity and support for breast cancer awareness. The event within Canada's fashion community highlights unique designs along with voices advocating for the cause. This initiative exemplifies a blend of artistry and charitable impact.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Precise Parklink Introduces New Brand Identity

Precise Parklink has launched a new brand identity that signifies its growth in the field of parking technology and management. The company, fully Canadian-owned, aims to highlight its integrated parking solutions across the country. This change is part of its ongoing commitment to innovation in the parking industry.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Trekor Metals Reports Third Quarter Copper Production Figures

Trekor Metals Limited announced a total copper production of 41 million pounds for the third quarter of 2026. The production includes 34 million pounds from its Gibraltar mine and additional output from the Florence Copper production facility. This report highlights the company's ongoing operations and production capabilities in the copper mining sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Air Canada Launches Embarq Business Travel Platform for SMEs

Air Canada has introduced a new platform called Embarq aimed at assisting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with their business travel management. The platform is developed in partnership with consulting firm ZS and technology provider Traverse. It offers tools to help companies manage, optimize, and reward their business travel experiences.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Communities Across Canada to Illuminate Landmarks for Disability Inclusion on October 15

On October 15, 2026, various landmarks and communities in Canada will be illuminated in purple and blue to promote disability inclusion in employment. The event is expected to involve sites from the CN Tower in Toronto to the NWT Legislative Assembly Dome in Yellowknife. This initiative aims to raise awareness and celebrate the contributions of individuals with disabilities in the workforce.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 19 days ago
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Study Reveals Convenience of Bottled Water Despite Environmental Concerns

A recent study highlights that consumers continue to choose single-use bottled water despite being aware of its negative environmental impact and potential health risks. The preference for bottled water is primarily attributed to its convenience. This finding raises questions about consumer behaviour and environmental responsibility.

Sources: Le Canada Français
Business • 19 days ago
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Scandium Canada Discovers Additional Scandium Outside Current Crater Lake Resource

Scandium Canada has reported new findings of scandium outside of the current resource area at Crater Lake. A drill hole located north of the TG deposit intersected 150.1 meters of mineralization containing 292 ppm of scandium oxide. This discovery may expand the potential resources in the area.

Sources: Les Affairs
Provincial • 19 days ago
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WWF's Living Planet Report Indicates Global Wildlife Populations Have Declined by 73%

The World Wildlife Fund's Living Planet Report reveals a global average decline of 73% in wildlife populations. Canadian species are also experiencing a decrease, prompting calls for government action. The report highlights the urgent need for conservation efforts to protect biodiversity.

Sources: Les Affairs
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Montérégie Region Offers Diverse Organic Options

The Montérégie region of Quebec is recognized for its diverse range of organic agricultural offerings. With 437 enterprises engaged in organic production and processing, it ranks third in the province. The region encompasses both fruit hills in Montérégie-Est and extensive vegetable farms in Montérégie-Ouest.

Sources: Le Soleil, La-voix-de-lest
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Canada's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Increase in 2025

An analysis from the Canadian Institute for Climate Solutions indicates that greenhouse gas emissions in Canada have increased in 2025. This rise is contrary to the country's climate targets, which aim for a reduction in emissions. Concerns are being raised about the feasibility of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 in light of this trend.

Sources: Lapresse Ca, Les Affairs
Provincial • 19 days ago
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Weather Forecast: Cloudy with Sunshine in Southwestern Quebec

The weather forecast for Quebec indicates cloudy conditions across the province. In the southwestern region, there are expectations for more sunny intervals, while other areas will experience rainy weather. Overall, conditions will vary significantly depending on the region.

Sources: Journal De Québec, Tva Nouvelles, Journal Montreal