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Technology • 18 days ago
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B.C. Teen Rescued After Following AI-Recommended Hiking Route

A 16-year-old boy in British Columbia was rescued after following a hiking route suggested by an AI chatbot. The incident occurred on a dangerous trail known as 'Widowmaker.' The teenager stated that he does not hold AI responsible for his predicament.

Sources: Google News
Business • 18 days ago
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Butcher Shop in Elmira Gains Popularity Among Meat Lovers

An Elmira, Ontario butcher shop is attracting attention from customers across the province. Many are travelling to the shop to purchase various meat products. The increase in visitors follows several viral videos promoting the shop's offerings.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 18 days ago
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B.C. Conservatives Remove Candidate Due to Offensive Social Media Posts

The B.C. Conservatives have removed Joachim Agou as their candidate for the Victoria-Beacon Hill riding. This decision was made after offensive social media posts attributed to Agou were discovered. The B.C. NDP had previously called for his removal, citing the posts as racist.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News
Technology • 18 days ago
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Canada's Military Emphasizes Importance of Drone Defence

The Canadian Armed Forces is enhancing its capabilities in drone warfare and defence against unmanned aerial systems. This focus reflects a recognition of evolving military challenges. This initiative includes partnerships with academic institutions to develop and test new technologies.

Sources: Global News, Google News
Markets • 18 days ago
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VSBLTY Resumes Trading After Cease Trade Order Revocation

VSBLTY Groupe Technologies Corp. has announced that the British Columbia Securities Commission has revoked a cease trade order against the company. As a result, the trading of VSBLTY's common shares on the Canadian Securities Exchange has resumed. The company specializes in AI-driven security and analytics technology.

Sources: Businesswire
Business • 18 days ago
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Prominent Canadian Fund Manager Stephen Jarislowsky Passes Away at 101

Stephen A. Jarislowsky, a well-known Canadian fund manager, has died at the age of 101. He was recognized for his contributions to corporate governance and his philanthropic efforts. Over his career, Jarislowsky founded one of Canada's largest asset management firms.

Sources: Financial Post, CBC News, The Globe and Mail, Google News
Business • 18 days ago
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Aritzia Reports Significant Increase in Q2 Profits Amid U.S. Expansion

Aritzia Inc. reported a profit of $201.7 million for the second quarter, marking a roughly threefold increase compared to the same period last year. The company attributes this growth to its ongoing expansion into the U.S. market. Strong revenue growth from international operations has contributed to the overall positive financial results.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Saskatchewan Harvest Progress Report

Saskatchewan producers have reported that the harvest is over 80% complete. The information comes from provincial sources outlining the progress of agricultural activities. This completion rate reflects ongoing efforts in the farming sector amid the growing season.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Reactions Emerge on Doug Ford's Comments Regarding Quebec Separatists

Doug Ford's recent comments addressing the Quebec separatist movement have sparked varied reactions. Analysts suggest that his approach may not resonate well with Quebec's current political climate. Observers note that the dynamics of national unity continue to be a point of contention in Canadian politics.

Sources: The Star
Politics • 18 days ago
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Quebec Voters Received Inaccurate Election Information from Chatbots, MPs Report

Quebec voters have been receiving inaccurate election information from chatbots, according to a Parliamentary committee. Experts noted that this misinformation stems from the inability of chatbots to access up-to-date content from Quebec news outlets. The issue highlights the challenges facing voters seeking reliable information in a digital age.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Nova Scotia Introduces New Traffic Safety Act for Enhanced Road Safety

Nova Scotia is set to implement the new Traffic Safety Act, replacing the outdated Motor Vehicle Act. The updated regulations, effective October 19, will introduce age-based minimums for children's car seats and strengthen penalties for traffic violations. The aim is to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and all road users across the province.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News, Ctv News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Driver Involved in Fatal Saskatchewan Crash Released on Bail

Kelly Knopf, a 40-year-old resident of South Carolina, has been granted bail following a fatal crash in Saskatchewan that resulted in the deaths of a mother and her two daughters. The incident occurred near Foam Lake on October 2. Knopf is reported to have sustained injuries, including a broken pelvis, and will return to the United States for medical treatment.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News
Politics • 18 days ago
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New Justice Appointed to Alberta Appeal Court

Justice Thomas Rothwell has been appointed to the Appeal Court of Alberta, which is located in Edmonton. The appointment is part of ongoing updates within the judicial system in the province. Details regarding the implications of this appointment have not been disclosed.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Conservatives Support Bill C-39 with Proposed Amendments

The Conservative Party has voted in favour of Bill C-39, which proposes changes to the Canada Labour Code. The Conservatives indicated their intention to introduce amendments aimed at protecting workers' rights. The bill will proceed to committee for further discussion and evaluation.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Business • 18 days ago
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Canada Post Takes Action Against Letter Carrier for Mishandling Package

Canada Post has taken disciplinary action against a letter carrier following an incident where an Amazon package was reportedly damaged. The incident involved the letter carrier stomping on the package, leading to public concerns about service quality. This case highlights ongoing issues regarding package handling within the postal service.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Anne Carson Awarded Nobel Prize in Literature

Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. The recognition highlights her significant contributions to contemporary literature through her unique and inventive writing style. Carson, 76, has had a long-standing reputation within the literary community and has been mentioned as a potential Nobel laureate for years.

Sources: National Post, Global News, CBC News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Alberta Reports First Flu Death of the Season Amid Rising Cases

Alberta has reported one flu-related death and over 400 confirmed cases since the flu season began on August 30. Health experts are emphasising the importance of vaccination as immunization rates decline. The flu season has seen significant hospitalizations, especially in Calgary, which accounts for a large proportion of the cases.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Technology • 18 days ago
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NATO Innovation Continuum Highlights Defence Advancements in Halifax

The NATO Innovation Continuum took place in Halifax, featuring active displays on land, water, and in the sky. The event aimed to showcase advancements in defence technology. Participants included military personnel, industry representatives, and government officials from various NATO member countries.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Parole Board Extends Day Parole for Convicted Rapist in 1980 Calgary Case

The Parole Board of Canada has extended the day parole of a man convicted in the abduction and killing of a five-year-old girl in Calgary in January 1980. The decision to extend the parole will allow him to remain in a supervised environment, which has garnered public attention and concern. Details surrounding the circumstances of the abduction and murder have been revisited as the case remains significant in Canadian criminal history.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 18 days ago
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B.C. Conservatives Propose Tax Cut Amid Election Campaign

The B.C. Conservatives have proposed a $1,000 tax cut by increasing the exemption level, which could potentially lead to a $4-billion deficit in the provincial budget according to a tax expert. Taxation has become a central topic in the current election campaign. Various political parties are competing with their own business promises in British Columbia.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 18 days ago
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New Housing Units to Be Developed at Shannon Park in Halifax

The federal and provincial governments announced plans to construct 930 housing units at Shannon Park in Halifax. The initiative aims to support defence spending in the region. This development is part of broader efforts to enhance housing availability in Halifax.

Sources: Ctv News
Markets • 18 days ago
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Canadian Utilities Limited Declares Multiple Quarterly Dividends

Canadian Utilities Limited has announced a series of quarterly dividend declarations for various preferred shares. Each dividend is consistent with prior distributions and is payable on December 1. The announced dividends range from CAD 0.2812 to CAD 0.35 per share.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Business • 18 days ago
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Vancouver Airport Identified as First Candidate for Private Investment

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) has been designated as the first candidate for private investment, with expectations that First Nations will take a minority stake. This decision comes as part of a broader initiative by the federal government. Concerns and opinions about the impacts of privatization have been expressed by various stakeholders, including economists and industry groups.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Business • 18 days ago
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Rental Prices Decrease in Major Canadian Cities

Rental prices in Canada have been declining for 24 consecutive months, with notable decreases observed in London and Toronto. Some landlords in London are enticing potential renters with offers of $500 gift cards. The ongoing trend of reduced rents is connected to recent immigration cuts and shifts in market demand.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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NHL Start Times Affected by Permanent Daylight Time in Western Canada

Three Canadian provinces have chosen to remain on permanent daylight saving time, impacting NHL game schedules. Fans may face unusual start times for some games, requiring adjustments to their viewing habits. This change comes as part of a broader movement towards permanent daylight time across various regions.

Sources: Global News, Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Public Meeting Scheduled for Proposed Ojibway National Urban Park

Parks Canada is organizing a public information session regarding the proposed Ojibway National Urban Park. The meeting will take place on Thursday evening. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss and receive information about the proposal.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Tragic Air Ambulance Crash Claims Life of Ontario Nurse

Flight nurse Sarah Paton was among six individuals aboard an air ambulance jet that crashed off the coast of Nantucket, Massachusetts, early Saturday. The crash involved a Hamilton-based aircraft. Colleagues of Paton have expressed their condolences and shared fond memories following the incident.

Sources: The Star
Markets • 18 days ago
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TD Bank Receives Approval for Share Buyback Plan

TD Bank Group has obtained regulatory approval from the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada for a share repurchase plan valued at up to $10 billion. This move allows the bank to return capital to its shareholders. The buyback is seen as a strategic financial decision by the institution.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Trial Underway for Air Canada Workers Accused in Toronto Airport Gold Heist

A trial concerning a gold heist at Toronto Pearson International Airport has commenced, involving Air Canada employees. The heist allegedly involved the theft of $22 million in gold and cash. One of the accused is currently a fugitive while another faces charges in court.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Hurricane Isaias Remnants Expected to Affect Canadian Weather Over Thanksgiving Weekend

Hurricane Isaias, moving north from the U.S. Gulf Coast, is anticipated to influence Canadian weather as Canadians approach the Thanksgiving weekend. Reports indicate cooler temperatures and possible scattered showers, particularly in Ontario. The weather patterns resulting from Isaias will likely affect various regions of Canada during the long weekend.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Canadian Women's Soccer Team Prepares for World Cup Qualifiers

The head coach of Canada's women's soccer team emphasized the serious nature of the team's preparations ahead of the upcoming World Cup qualifiers. The players are focused on improving their skills and teamwork in order to compete effectively. The team's commitment reflects their goal to excel in international competition.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Manitoba Addresses Ride-Hailing Insurance Fraud Issues

Manitoba Public Insurance is collaborating with city officials in Winnipeg to address issues of insurance fraud among ride-hailing drivers. The initiative was prompted by discoveries of drivers operating without the necessary coverage. The effort seeks to enhance compliance and protect both drivers and passengers in the ride-hailing sector.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Business • 18 days ago
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Marcus & Millichap and Brown & Brown Expand Partnership Into Canadian Market

Marcus & Millichap has announced the expansion of its Preferred Partner relationship with Brown & Brown into Canada. This partnership aims to provide Canadian commercial real estate investors with enhanced insights into insurance costs, risk factors, and underwriting considerations. The collaboration seeks to streamline access to insurance and portfolio insights for investors in the region.

Sources: Financial Post, Seeking Alpha, Businesswire
Politics • 18 days ago
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Disagreement Over Funding Announcement for Filipino Cultural Centre

An NDP Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) has raised objections regarding Premier David Eby's recent announcement on a Filipino cultural centre. The announcement included a promise of $15 million in funding, with commitments from both the BC NDP and the Conservative Party. The differing views highlight internal party dynamics and the approach to cultural funding in British Columbia.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Michigan Senate Candidate Mike Rogers Calls for End to Tariff Dispute with Canada

Mike Rogers, a Republican Senate candidate from Michigan, has called for the end of the tariff conflict with Canada. This position marks a departure from former President Donald Trump's trade policies. Rogers is facing pressure in a heated electoral environment as the midterm elections approach.

Sources: National Post, Google News, CBC News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Changes Made to Canadian Women's Hockey Team Selection Camp Roster

Sarah Nurse has been removed from the Canadian women's hockey team selection camp roster for the upcoming world championship. Alexia Aubin, a college forward, is taking her place. This change comes as the team prepares for the world championship event.

Sources: CBC News, The Star
Politics • 18 days ago
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Impact of New U.S. Policy on Canadian Medication Access

A recent U.S. policy change may influence the availability of Canadian medications in the United States. Experts have expressed concerns about potential repercussions for Canadian pharmacies and patients relying on those medications. The long-term effects on prescription access are still being assessed.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Individual Sentenced for Starting Northern Saskatchewan Wildfire

A man named Jason Halkett has been sentenced to six years in prison for igniting the Ditch 2 wildfire in northern Saskatchewan last year. The fire prompted evacuations along Highway 2. The sentencing took place in Montreal Lake provincial court.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, Google News
Politics • 18 days ago
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New Study Reveals CIA Involvement in Resettling Immigrants to Canada Post-World War II

A recent study has unveiled details on the involvement of the CIA in the resettlement of post-World War II immigrants in Canada, including individuals with questionable backgrounds. The Canadian government has released the unredacted Rodal Report, which highlights these findings. The study is associated with B'nai Brith Canada's legal efforts for greater disclosure of historical documents.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Northern Ontario Pumpkin Grower Faces Disqualification at Pumpkinfest

Jeff Warner from Englehart, Ontario, is known for growing large pumpkins. At the Port Elgin Pumpkinfest, he had the heaviest pumpkin but it was disqualified due to a soft spot. This disqualification has sparked interest in competitive pumpkin growing in the region.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Roughriders Coach Provides Update on KeeSean Johnson Ahead of Game

Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Corey Mace has not excluded KeeSean Johnson from playing in the upcoming game against the Montreal Alouettes. Johnson, who leads the team in receiving, missed Thursday’s practice due to an ankle injury. The team is evaluating his status as they prepare for the Thanksgiving Monday matchup.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Carter Yakemchuk Scores Game-Winner as Senators Defeat Flyers 2-1

Carter Yakemchuk scored his first goal of the season during a power play, leading the Ottawa Senators to a 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. This goal came late in the game, with 6:59 remaining on the clock. The victory occurred during the Senators' home opener.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Predators Come Back to Defeat Canadiens 5-2

The Nashville Predators defeated the Montreal Canadiens 5-2 on Thursday night. Ryan O'Reilly scored the go-ahead goal with 3:16 left in the game, helping the Predators rally from a 2-0 deficit. This victory marks a notable performance for O'Reilly and the Predators as they overcame an early challenge.

Sources: The Star
Politics • 18 days ago
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Demands for SKS Rifle Ban Renewed Following Mass Shooting Update

There are renewed calls for a ban on the SKS rifle in Canada after details from the FBI emerged regarding the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. The perpetrator reportedly discussed using the SKS semi-automatic firearm during the attack. Advocates for the ban cited this information as a significant reason for reconsidering firearm regulations.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Brock University Epidemiologist Receives Lifetime Achievement Award in Lung Cancer Research

A Brock University epidemiologist has been honoured with a lifetime achievement award for contributions to lung cancer research. The recognition acknowledges significant advancements made in the understanding and treatment of lung cancer. The recipient's work has had a notable impact on public health and cancer research in Canada.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Avalanche Defeats Flames with a 7-3 Victory

The Colorado Avalanche secured a decisive 7-3 victory over the Calgary Flames in a recent game. Cale Makar contributed significantly with two goals and an assist, while Devon Toews and Jaden Schwartz also scored two goals each. This loss marked yet another defeat for the Flames, who have struggled to secure a win this season.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Northern Ontario Author Releases New Book

Heidi Reimer, an author from northern Ontario, has published a new book titled 'What We Found Instead'. The book is described as a platonic romantic comedy. It is set against the backdrop of a northeastern Ontario lake.

Sources: Ctv News
Technology • 18 days ago
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Meta Implements Advertising Ban on ByteDance

Meta Platforms has issued a ban on advertisements from ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, across its platforms in the U.S., Canada, and several other countries. The company confirmed the ban through a spokesperson, stating that it will impact various markets. As of now, the ban includes the U.S., Canada, Egypt, and three additional countries.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Netflix Thriller 'Below' Highlights Newfoundland's Community and Culture

The Netflix series 'Below', featuring Josh Hartnett and other stars, is set in Newfoundland and incorporates local culture and community dynamics. The show is described as a supernatural thriller involving a monstrous sea creature. It is now available for streaming on Netflix.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 18 days ago
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Canadian Companies Aim to Establish Independent Rocket Launch Capability

Canada has historically depended on allies for space launch capabilities. A number of companies, including Canada Rocket Company, are working to develop the infrastructure needed for independent rocket launches. This development is taking place against the backdrop of changing international relations and a growing market for space technologies.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Concerns Raised About Canada's Foreign Influence Registry

Conservative MP Michael Cooper has expressed concerns regarding Canada's foreign influence registry, citing issues such as low registration numbers and privacy breaches. He has called for Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree to testify at a parliamentary committee regarding the registry's effectiveness. The foreign influence commissioner anticipates that registration numbers will improve as awareness of the registry increases.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Concerns Raised Over Food Safety Following Driscoll's Berries Allegations

Allegations of non-compliant pesticide levels on Driscoll's berries have sparked discussions about Canada's food safety regulations. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has defended its oversight, while critics suggest that recent federal job cuts may lessen protections against unsafe food imports. The situation has initiated a wider examination of food safety practices in Canada.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Canadiens' Samuel Montembeault Injured During Practice; Jacob Fowler Recalled

Montreal Canadiens goalie Samuel Montembeault sustained an injury during practice, leading the team to recall Jacob Fowler from the AHL. Fowler is set to start in an upcoming game against the Nashville Predators, but no timeline has been provided for Montembeault's recovery. The situation prompts significant attention on Fowler as he steps into a starting role for the Canadiens.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Alberta Referendum and Separatist Influence on the UCP

A referendum scheduled for October 19 will allow Albertans to express their stance on separatism, influenced by Alberta separatists who have altered the United Conservative Party's direction. This situation reflects ongoing debates about Alberta's place within Canada. The evolving political landscape raises questions about the implications of this referendum for governance and national unity.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Tax Policies Emerge as Central Issue in B.C. Election Campaign

Tax policies are a significant topic in the ongoing election campaign in British Columbia. Candidates are making various commitments regarding taxes, including promises to hold, increase, or reduce them. The differing approaches reflect contrasting political strategies and priorities among the parties involved.

Sources: The Star
Business • 18 days ago
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Deloitte Predicts Challenges Ahead for Canadian Economy After Initial Tariffs

The Canadian economy has shown resilience in the face of earlier tariff shocks, according to Deloitte. However, Deloitte anticipates a period of slower growth moving forward. This analysis suggests potential economic challenges for Canada in the near future.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Defence Investment Agency Pursues New Business Model Amid Industry Optimism

The Canadian Defence Investment Agency is shifting to a new business model aimed at enhancing its independence and efficiency in defence procurement. Industry stakeholders have expressed optimism regarding these changes, although concerns about oversight and governance remain. Various Canadian news outlets have reported on the implications of this transformation for future defence contracts and the industry at large.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Scott Aitchison Resigns as MP for Parry Sound–Muskoka

Scott Aitchison, the Member of Parliament for Parry Sound–Muskoka, has announced his resignation, marking the eighth MP to leave Pierre Poilievre's Conservative caucus since the 2025 election. His departure is viewed as indicative of ongoing challenges within the Conservative Party. The upcoming byelection to fill the vacant seat is expected to be competitive.

Sources: Google News, The Star
Business • 18 days ago
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Toronto Property Types Maintain Value Amid Overall Price Decline

A recent report indicates that certain property types in Toronto are retaining their value even as overall housing prices decrease. The Greater Toronto Area is experiencing a slowdown due to rising mortgage rates and other market influences. This marks a divergent trend in Canada's largest housing markets.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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New Rabies Guidelines Introduced in Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island has implemented new guidelines addressing rabies control. The guidelines aim to enhance public safety and animal health in the province. Local authorities are promoting awareness and compliance among residents.

Sources: Google News
Business • 18 days ago
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Backstreet Boys Tickets on Sale for Toronto Shows

Tickets for the Backstreet Boys' shows in Toronto will go on sale to the public on Friday. The band is set to perform a series of concerts as part of their 'Into the Millennium' tour. Fans have expressed frustration over ticket pricing and fees associated with their purchase.

Sources: Google News
Business • 18 days ago
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Gas Prices Increase Marginally in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

Gas prices experienced a slight increase overnight in both Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. This change comes in advance of the Thanksgiving long weekend. Residents and travellers may notice the new prices at the pump during the holiday period.

Sources: Ctv News
Markets • 18 days ago
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Statistics Canada to Release September Jobs Data

Statistics Canada is scheduled to publish its employment statistics for September today. These figures will provide insight into the state of the Canadian labour market. Analysts and policymakers typically monitor this data closely for trends and economic indicators.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Mark Carney's Nobel Peace Prize Prospects Remain Uncertain

Mark Carney has not received the Nobel Peace Prize, despite some opinions suggesting he may be deserving. Various outlets highlight mixed sentiments about his recognition, with some supporting his accolades and others indicating a need for his contributions to be seen more positively in Canada. The conversation around Carney reflects broader discussions about economic leadership and public perception.

Sources: Google News
Markets • 18 days ago
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Emera to Host Teleconference on November 6 for Q3 2026 Results and Capital Plan

Emera Inc. has scheduled a teleconference for November 6, 2026, to discuss its Q3 2026 financial results and outline its capital plan for 2027-2031. The teleconference will begin at 9:30 a.m. Atlantic (8:30 a.m. Eastern) on the same day. Interested participants can join via phone or webcast.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Politics • 18 days ago
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Discussion on Immigration Policy in Canada

Mark Carney has undertaken efforts to adjust Canada's immigration policy. While some sources argue that immigration can provide benefits to the economy, others express concerns regarding its potential impact. The ongoing discourse highlights varying perspectives on both the effectiveness and necessity of immigration reform in Canada.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Technology • 18 days ago
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Verdict Expected in Paris Trial of Man Accused in International Child Exploitation Case

A 29-year-old man from India is awaiting a verdict in Paris regarding charges related to his involvement in a global criminal network. This network is accused of targeting children in Canada, the U.S., and Britain, coercing them to produce violent and sexual content. The trial highlights ongoing concerns about child exploitation through online platforms.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star
Politics • 18 days ago
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Christine Fréchette's Departure from Quebec Premier Role Draws Comparisons

Christine Fréchette has stepped down as the Premier of Quebec following the recent election. The event has led to discussions regarding the concept of the 'glass cliff' in politics, where leaders in challenging situations are often women or minority figures. Former Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne noted similarities between her own experience and that of Fréchette during the election results announcement.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Northern Lights Visible Across Canada and Parts of the US This Weekend

A geomagnetic storm watch has been issued by NOAA for October 9 due to three coronal mass ejections (CMEs) approaching Earth. The storm is expected to produce visible northern lights across Canada and the northern United States. Up to 28 states in the US may experience auroras starting the night of October 8 through October 9.

Sources: Google News
Business • 18 days ago
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High Tide Purchases Cannabis Retail Store in Alberta

High Tide has acquired a cannabis retail store located in Chestermere, Alberta, for a total of $670,000. The acquisition is part of High Tide's strategy to expand its presence in the cannabis retail market. This move reflects the ongoing developments in the legal cannabis industry within Canada.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Business • 18 days ago
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Ontario Woman Discovers Used SUV Was a Former Rental Vehicle

An Ontario woman purchased a used SUV, believing it to be a previously leased vehicle. After completing the purchase, she found paperwork in the glove box indicating it had been a rental car. The situation raises questions about transparency in vehicle sales.

Sources: Ctv News
Markets • 18 days ago
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Mainstreet Equity Corp. Declares Quarterly Dividend

Mainstreet Equity Corp. has announced a quarterly cash dividend of $0.08 per Common Share for the quarter ending September 30, 2026. The dividend is scheduled to be paid on October 30, 2026, to shareholders of record as of October 17, 2026. This dividend has been designated as an 'eligible dividend' for taxation purposes.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Business • 18 days ago
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Study Shows Seven Canadian Provinces Lagging Behind U.S. States in Economic Performance

A recent study conducted by the Fraser Institute examines the economic performance of Canadian provinces in comparison to U.S. states. The findings reveal that seven Canadian provinces do not perform as well economically as most U.S. states. This report is the second in a series evaluating Canada's economic growth relative to that of the U.S. in the 21st century.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Ottawa's Proposed Changes to MAID Regulations Under Review

The Government of Canada is considering allowing Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) for individuals who are unable to consent shortly before death. This proposed change is part of ongoing discussions surrounding the regulations of MAID, and it may be the subject of considerable debate. Concurrently, the government has announced an indefinite extension of the exclusion for individuals solely suffering from mental illness from accessing MAID.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Potential Impact of El Niño on Winter Snowfall in Canada

El Niño may affect winter snowfall patterns across Canada, particularly in Ontario. Some reports suggest that this winter could be the warmest on record for the region, potentially leading to the mildest winter in years. The situation remains uncertain as meteorologists monitor the evolving climate conditions.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Calgary Cancer Patient Requests Continued Drug Funding

A Calgary woman with metastatic breast cancer is advocating for the continued funding of a specific drug that she believes has effectively reduced her tumours and stabilized her condition. She has been informed by Alberta health authorities that she has reached the limit of treatment eligibility for this drug. The patient is expressing her concerns about the impact of this decision on her health and treatment options.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Alberta Referendum Question on Senate Not Supported by Some Senators

Alberta's Referendum question does not inquire about the abolition of the federal senate directly. Instead, it asks if Albertans support collaboration with other provinces to amend the constitution for this purpose. Some political figures express that this question is unnecessary.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 18 days ago
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Weekly Overview of Canadian Real Estate Market Developments

This week in Canadian real estate, various stories emerged, including novel methods for home purchasing using reward points. Additionally, the article highlights the lowest fixed and variable mortgage rates available in Canada. The content serves as a resource for potential home buyers and real estate enthusiasts.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Business • 18 days ago
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Research Highlights Changes in Shopper Tolerance Due to Rising Grocery Prices

A recent study by Axonify indicates that rising grocery prices are influencing shoppers' perceptions of in-store experiences. Customers are becoming less tolerant of poor service as prices continue to climb. The research suggests that the quality of in-store operations is increasingly important for customers amidst higher grocery costs.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Business • 18 days ago
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CoLab and Vestas Establish New Global Contract for Supplier Collaboration

CoLab has announced a new global contract with Vestas, a prominent wind turbine manufacturer. The contract aims to enhance supplier collaboration and efficiency through AI-driven design reviews within Vestas' research and development processes. This partnership is expected to facilitate improvements in engineering reviews and supplier interactions.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
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Three Inductees Honoured at Canadian Disability Hall of Fame Induction Luncheon

The Canadian Disability Hall of Fame has announced the induction of Dr. David Legg, Mac Marcoux, and Brad McCannell during their 33rd annual luncheon. The event is scheduled to take place at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto. This recognition highlights the contributions of these individuals to the Canadian disability community.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Canadian Men's Soccer Team Faces Challenges After Loss to the U.S.

The Canadian men's soccer team suffered a defeat in a friendly match against the United States. Head coach Jesse Marsch highlighted areas for improvement, indicating that the team has not yet reached its full potential. The match also revealed lingering weaknesses that had been evident during the World Cup.

Sources: Google News, The Star, CBC News
Business • 18 days ago
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Canadian Phosphate Ltd to Present at Virtual Investor Conference

Canadian Phosphate Ltd has announced it will participate in the Precious Metals & Critical Minerals Virtual Investor Conference on October 13th. The event invites both individual and institutional investors, as well as advisors and analysts. The presentation will be given by CEO Daniel Gleeson and can be accessed online.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 18 days ago
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Discussion on Recruitment of Terror Groups in Canada

An academic has suggested that the multicultural environment in Canada may attract some individuals to terrorist groups. The commentary reflects on feelings of alienation and the potential for such sentiments to lead to engagement in harmful ideologies. The issue underscores the importance of understanding the social dynamics at play within diverse communities.

Sources: National Post
Technology • 18 days ago
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Solink Announces Changes to Executive Leadership Team

Solink has appointed Chris Sisto as Chief Product Officer and Jamie Greenberg as Chief Corporate & Legal Officer. Additionally, Kiel Hume has been hired as the Head of Communications & Government Relations. These appointments come as Solink continues to expand within the AI Vision Intelligence sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 18 days ago
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Precore Gold Announces MagDrone Survey Results in Peru

Precore Gold Corp. has announced the completion of a high-resolution magnetic survey known as MagDrone at its Arikepay project in Peru. The survey aims to enhance geological targeting for gold and copper-gold mineralization. Results from the survey suggest the identification of kilometer-scale gold and copper-gold porphyry systems along a major geological structure.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 18 days ago
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Sienna Senior Living Inc. Schedules Release of Third Quarter 2026 Results

Sienna Senior Living Inc. has announced that it will report its third quarter results for 2026 after market close on November 12, 2026. A conference call featuring key company executives will follow the release. The company operates within the healthcare sector in Canada.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 18 days ago
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ICTC Launches New Framework for Canada's Digital Economy Measurement

The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) has introduced a new framework aimed at measuring the evolving digital economy and workforce in Canada. This framework provides an evidence-based approach to assess how digital technologies and artificial intelligence are influencing Canadian job markets and skills. The initiative is expected to enhance understanding of productivity and competitiveness within the sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 18 days ago
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Alberta Considers Separation Vote Amid Ongoing Tensions with Federal Energy Policies

In 2019, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expressed concerns that Alberta's frustration with federal energy policies could threaten Canada's unity within a decade. Recently, Alberta is set to hold its first vote on the possibility of separation. This context is occurring against the backdrop of international political developments involving Venezuela.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 18 days ago
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Latin Metals Reports Drilling Activities at Cerro Bayo and La Flora Projects

Latin Metals Inc. has announced that its option partner, Daura Gold Corp., has begun Phase II diamond drilling at the Cerro Bayo and La Flora projects in Argentina's Santa Cruz Province. This drilling is part of ongoing exploration efforts at these gold-silver sites. The company aims to gather more data to further assess the potential of these projects.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Plan International Canada Highlights Girls’ Rights on International Day of the Girl

On October 11, Plan International Canada will focus on girls' rights with the release of the documentary 'I Have a Name.' The film addresses the issues faced by girls when they are marginalized or overlooked. A panel discussion featuring notable figures will accompany the film's release.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Ontario Revised Rules on Out-of-Country Drug Funding Following Court Case

An Ontario man with Stage 4 cancer has faced challenges in obtaining public funding for out-of-country treatment after winning a court case against the province. Despite this legal victory, recent changes to funding rules have left him feeling that access to such treatments is effectively restricted. The situation highlights ongoing concerns regarding Ontario's policies on out-of-country healthcare funding.

Sources: Google News, CBC News, Global News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Hearing Scheduled for Women's Team Pursuit Discrimination Complaint Against Cycling Canada

Five women have brought forth a discrimination complaint against Cycling Canada regarding the absence of a women's track pursuit team in the world championships. The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal has scheduled a hearing to address this complaint. The applicants argue that Cycling Canada's decision constitutes discrimination against women in sports.

Sources: The Star, CBC News
Business • 18 days ago
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Canadian Steel Producers Discuss Long-term Steel Tariffs Impact

The Canadian Steel Producers Association has commented on the likelihood that steel tariffs imposed by the United States will persist for an extended duration. Following layoffs at a U.S.-owned plant in Hamilton, the association's vice president emphasized the need to engage with the current global trade landscape. These developments highlight the ongoing challenges faced by the Canadian steel industry in relation to U.S. trade policies.

Sources: Global News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Premier Smith States Mail-in Ballot System Functions as Intended

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has indicated that the province's election authority is assisting voters in correcting errors with approximately 3,000 mail-in ballot packages. She argues that this assistance demonstrates that the mail-in voting system is functioning effectively. Smith's comments come amid discussions concerning the integrity and management of mail-in voting in the province.

Sources: Ctv News, CBC News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Ottawa's Gas Tax Break Impacts Income Levels Differently, According to PBO

The Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) has reported that the latest gas tax break in Ottawa will disproportionately benefit higher-income families. These families purchase more fuel on average, resulting in a greater financial saving compared to low-income households. The findings highlight the uneven distribution of benefits from the tax break.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Technology • 18 days ago
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General Fusion Achieves Key Milestone in Plasma Heating Technology

General Fusion has announced the successful achievement of a significant milestone in its LM26 program, marking a world-first result in compressional plasma heating. This accomplishment, co-authored with the UKAEA, brings the company closer to developing commercial-scale fusion energy. The company heated plasma to over 12 million degrees Celsius, demonstrating progress towards their goal of commercial fusion power.

Sources: Financial Post, The Globe and Mail
Technology • 18 days ago
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Canada's Banking Regulator Updates AI Threat Concerns

Recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) are prompting Canada’s banking regulator to reevaluate the threats posed by AI. Financial institutions are reportedly facing increased pressure to detect and respond to these evolving challenges. The shift in focus reflects a changing landscape in the financial sector over the past six months.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 18 days ago
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Schneider Electric Launches Innovation Days Canada to Address Energy Challenges

Schneider Electric Canada has announced the launch of Innovation Days Canada, a series of events taking place in three cities. The events aim to bring together leaders from various sectors including business, energy, government, and sports to discuss how to address the increasing energy demand in Canada. The initiative focuses on enhancing economic competitiveness while considering advancements in AI and electrification.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Technology • 18 days ago
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Cyberattack at Canadian Mennonite University Exposes Personal Information

Canadian Mennonite University has reported a data breach due to a cyberattack that affected students and staff. Personal information, including social insurance numbers and tax records, has been compromised. The breach has reportedly affected data spanning over a 10-year period.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Business • 18 days ago
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Deloitte Reports Significant Surge in Canadian Oil Profits Amid Cautious Spending

A recent report by Deloitte indicates that Canadian oil producers experienced a 68 per cent increase in operating profits from the first to the second quarter of this year. However, capital expenditure has not risen correspondingly due to caution over volatile crude prices. This trend has made the oil sector the largest contributor to non-financial industry profits.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News, The Star, CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Saskatchewan MLAs Disclose $10.9 Million in Expenses for Last Fiscal Year

Saskatchewan Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) reported a total of $10.9 million in expenses for the previous fiscal year. The disclosed expenses include a variety of items such as phone bills and travel costs. This disclosure aims to increase transparency regarding the spending of public funds by elected officials.

Sources: Global News
Markets • 18 days ago
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Canadian Dollar Strengthens Against US Dollar Amid Yield Adjustments

The Canadian dollar has experienced a slight increase against the US dollar. This change comes as Canada’s two-year yield is approximately 152 basis points lower than that of the United States. The movement in currency values is closely linked to the shifts in yield spreads between the two countries.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Business • 18 days ago
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Demand for Workers in Clean Energy Transition

The clean energy sector is experiencing a growing demand for skilled workers as the industry prepares for a transition to renewable energy sources. This includes training programs aimed at equipping individuals with the necessary skills for jobs in the sector. Additionally, the environmental newsletter discusses various ecological topics, including Kelvin waves and tree planting practices in New Brunswick.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Quebec Conservatives Gain Seats in National Assembly

The Quebec Conservatives have secured 19 seats in the National Assembly, marking a notable increase for the party. This success indicates a shift in political dynamics within the province. The impact of these gains on future legislative activities remains to be seen.

Sources: National Post
Politics • 18 days ago
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Official Languages Commissioner Criticizes Air Canada CEO for English-Only Message

The Commissioner of Official Languages has criticized Air Canada's outgoing CEO, Michael Rousseau, for a condolence message delivered predominantly in English following a plane crash earlier this year. The commissioner noted that many complaints were received regarding the language used in Rousseau's message. This incident highlights ongoing discussions around language use in Canada's bilingual landscape.

Sources: CBC News, Global News
Technology • 18 days ago
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Bissett Autonomous Aviation Park Planned at SAIT

The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) has announced plans for the Bissett Autonomous Aviation Park. This facility aims to advance research, training, and development in the field of autonomous aviation. The project is expected to contribute to economic growth and further Calgary's involvement in the aviation sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 18 days ago
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Increase in Canadian Arrests in the U.S. Reported by Ottawa

A report released by Ottawa indicates a 60 per cent increase in the arrests and detentions of Canadians in the United States over the past year. The data covers the period from April 2025 to March 2026. This marks a significant rise compared to previous years, raising concerns about the treatment of Canadians abroad.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Summer H. Howell of Manitoba Cast in Lead Role for Horror Film

Summer H. Howell from Manitoba has been selected for the lead role in an upcoming horror film, defeating over 1,400 other candidates. The casting process highlights the competitive nature of the film industry. Howell's casting represents a significant achievement in her career.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Prison Library Program for Young Offenders Restored in Manitoba

The Manitoba government has reinstated a program that allows volunteer librarians to provide books to incarcerated young people. This decision comes after an earlier cancellation of the initiative. The program aims to support literacy and education among young offenders.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 18 days ago
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Savers Value Village Highlights Sustainability Achievements in Annual Report

Savers Value Village released its fifth annual Impact & Sustainability Report, detailing the diversion of over 3.6 billion pounds of reusable goods from landfills. The report also highlighted approximately $534 million paid to nonprofit partners from fiscal 2021 to fiscal 2025. The company operates as a for-profit thrift retailer specializing in value-priced, pre-owned items in both the U.S. and Canada.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 18 days ago
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Cape Breton Distillery Adapts to U.S. Ban on Canadian Spirits

The U.S. has implemented a ban on Canadian spirits, impacting the business of Glenora Distillery in Nova Scotia. This ban has resulted in a 40 per cent loss in the distillery's revenue. In response, the company is adjusting its business strategy to continue operating despite the challenges posed by the tariff.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Saskatchewan Health Authority Implements Metal Detectors at St. Paul's Hospital

The Saskatchewan Health Authority announced the addition of metal detectors at St. Paul's Hospital in Saskatoon. This measure will require individuals entering through the emergency room and main entrance to pass through the detectors. The decision aims to enhance safety for patients and staff at the facility.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Liberal Government to Address Assisted Dying for Mental Illness

The Liberal government is scheduled to announce its position on assisted dying for individuals with mental illness. This announcement comes as discussions continue on the expansion of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID). Opinions vary on whether Canada is ready to implement such measures due to concerns regarding mental health care systems.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star, National Post
Business • 18 days ago
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XORTX Therapeutics Plans Clinical Trial Application for Gout Treatment

XORTX Therapeutics Inc. is planning to file a Clinical Trial Application with Health Canada for its gout treatment, XRx-026. The application is part of the company's broader international regulatory strategy. The initiative aims to develop new therapies for managing gout and progressive kidney disease.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 18 days ago
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AbCellera to Present Phase 1/2 Data for ABCL635 at TMS 2026 Annual Meeting

AbCellera has announced that it will present Phase 1/2 data for its drug candidate ABCL635 at The Menopause Society’s 2026 Annual Meeting in San Diego. The event is scheduled for October 20 to 24. The details of the poster presentation will focus on safety and pharmacokinetics.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 18 days ago
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New Brunswick Education Officials Address Assessment Target Shortfalls

New Brunswick education officials discussed the challenges faced in meeting assessment targets during a recent meeting. The province's new education plans aim to enhance assessment scores, with responsibility placed on the seven district education councils. Schools that continue to fall short will need to collaborate with these councils to improve outcomes.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Funding Secured for New Daycare in Dawson City, Yukon

A new daycare facility known as Big Blue Daycare will be constructed in Dawson City, Yukon. The project is made possible by a $2.7 million funding commitment from the territory's early learning and child care infrastructure fund, which is supported by the government of Canada. This initiative aims to enhance early childhood education and care services in the region.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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RCMP Investigates Incident at Base Gagetown

The RCMP is investigating an incident at 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown. A spokesperson confirmed that all members on the base are safe. Few details have been released regarding the nature of the incident.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Toronto Zoo Reports Decrease in Visitors Amid Weather Conditions

The Toronto Zoo experienced a decline in visitor numbers in July 2026, attributed to wildfire smoke and extreme heat. These conditions significantly impacted attendance during a vital time for the zoo. The zoo relies on summer visitors for revenue and awareness-building activities.

Sources: Global News
Markets • 18 days ago
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Halcones Precious Metals Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement Financing

Halcones Precious Metals Corp. has announced a non-brokered private placement financing of up to 20 million units. The financing is intended for distribution in Canada only and is not authorized for distribution in the United States. The company operates on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker symbol HPM.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 18 days ago
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Magna International Inc. Schedules Third Quarter 2026 Results Webcast

Magna International Inc. has announced the date for its third quarter 2026 results webcast. The event is scheduled for October 30, 2026, at 8:00 AM ET. Participants can register for the live audio webcast to hear the results and can access a replay afterwards.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 18 days ago
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GoldHaven Resources Announces Drill Results and Financing Closure

GoldHaven Resources Corp. has completed its 2026 drilling program at the Kuhn site, specifically reporting an intersection of skarn 80 metres from a previous deep skarn intercept. The company has also announced the closure of a non-brokered flow-through financing, raising $1 million through the issuance of shares. These developments indicate continued exploration activity and funding for further initiatives.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 18 days ago
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Pecoy Copper Announces Results of Annual Meeting of Shareholders

Pecoy Copper Corp. held its annual meeting of shareholders on October 8, 2026. The company announced that all director nominees from its management proxy circular were approved. Additionally, Pecoy Copper has changed its financial year-end.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 18 days ago
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Heated Exchange in House of Commons over Fishing Rights

A discussion in the House of Commons on Thursday focused on fishing rights related to snow crab in the area surrounding St-Pierre-Miquelon. Conservative MPs engaged with the fisheries minister regarding the implications of a potential French exploratory fishing licence. France has not issued any such licence for fishing snow crab in that region.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 18 days ago
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Proposed AI Data Centre in Edmonton Pending Approval

An American company is planning to construct an artificial intelligence data centre in northeast Edmonton. The project is contingent on several factors aligning in the approval process. If successful, the facility could be situated within the city boundaries.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Alberta Anticipates First Snowfall of the Season This Weekend

Alberta is expecting its first snowfall of the season during the Thanksgiving weekend. A special weather advisory is in effect for most regions of the province. Some areas, particularly in western Alberta, may experience snowfall exceeding 20 cm.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Toronto-area Man Sentenced for Cocaine Smuggling

A man from the Toronto area has received a 68-month prison sentence in the United States for his involvement in a cocaine smuggling operation. This operation has been allegedly linked to former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding. The individual pleaded guilty to the charges prior to sentencing.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Manitoba Premier and MLAs Request Court Dismissal of Defamation Lawsuit

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew and two members of his NDP government are seeking to have a defamation lawsuit dismissed. The lawsuit has been filed against them by a former colleague. The details of the claims and the lawsuit itself have not been disclosed in the request for dismissal.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 18 days ago
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Parex Resources Provides Update on Q3 2026 Production and Financial Results Schedule

Parex Resources Inc. has announced its production figures for the third quarter of 2026. The average production for this period was reported at 83,259 barrels of oil equivalent per day. The company plans to release its financial and operating results for Q3 2026 on November 6, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 18 days ago
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Canada Withdraws Sponsorship from Disinformation Conference

The Canadian government has withdrawn its sponsorship of an upcoming European conference focused on disinformation. Panels at the conference reportedly discussed the United States as a potential source of foreign interference. The decision prompted varying reactions regarding the implications of U.S. involvement in disinformation efforts.

Sources: CBC News, National Post
Business • 18 days ago
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McCarthy Tétrault Opens New Office in Chile to Focus on Mining Sector

McCarthy Tétrault has announced the opening of a new office in Chile aimed at expanding its operations in Latin America. The firm's new office will primarily focus on the mining sector, which is significant given the presence of Canadian mining companies in the region. This expansion reflects a broader strategy to enhance the firm's reach in Latin America.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Health P.E.I. Adopts New Care Model and Faces Recruitment Challenges

Health P.E.I. is implementing a new model of care at one of its patient medical homes that involves attaching residents to a team of health care providers. Meanwhile, some Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) are questioning the effectiveness of current efforts to recruit medical professionals to Prince Edward Island. These developments occur against the backdrop of ongoing discussions about health care accessibility and staffing in the province.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Yukon Government Proposes Appointment of Firearms Advocate

The Yukon government has proposed the establishment of a firearms advocate to represent the interests of gun owners. Justice Minister Laura Lang introduced the proposed Yukon Firearms Act in the Legislative Assembly. Support for the initiative has been noted among some gun enthusiasts, while concerns have been raised by political opposition regarding government priorities.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 18 days ago
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Cavvy Energy to Release Third Quarter 2026 Results and Participate in Energy Conference

Cavvy Energy Ltd. will announce its financial and operating results for the third quarter of 2026 on November 5, 2026. The company will hold a conference call and webcast for further discussion on the results. Additionally, Cavvy is scheduled to participate in the Schachter Catch the Energy Conference.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Tagged Monarch Butterfly Successfully Migrates to Mexico

A tagged monarch butterfly has successfully reached Mexico after departing from Winnipeg. This marks the beginning of the migration journey for the first of several monarch butterflies tagged on the Canadian Prairies. The tagged butterflies were part of a conservation effort aimed at tracking their migratory patterns and survival rates.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Alberta Directs Calgary to Uphold Rezoning Repeal Amid Local Debate

Alberta's provincial government has directed the City of Calgary to maintain its repeal of blanket rezoning, a significant topic in last year's municipal election. This intervention comes prior to the development of a new zoning plan, raising concerns among some councillors about provincial overreach. The situation highlights tensions between local governance and provincial authority in urban planning matters.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Study Projects Economic Impact of Canadian Wildfires

A recent study has estimated that Canadian wildfires could lead to costs exceeding $2 trillion over the course of the 21st century. The research aims to provide insight into the economic implications of climate-driven wildfires for the general public. The findings highlight the potential long-term financial burden on future generations due to increased wildfire activity in Canada.

Sources: Google News, Global News
Politics • 18 days ago
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P.E.I. Advocates Call for Renewal of Federal 2SLGBTQI+ Funding in Ottawa

Members of the PEERS Alliance recently joined 45 other advocacy groups in Ottawa to urge the federal government to renew its 2SLGBTQI+ Action Plan funding. The existing funding is set to expire soon, prompting action from various organizations across Canada. Advocates emphasize the importance of continued support for 2SLGBTQI+ initiatives.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 18 days ago
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EasyPark Recognised with Three Awards at Canadian Parking Association Conference

EasyPark received three awards at the Canadian Parking Association Annual Conference and Trade Show held in Montréal. The organization's achievements were acknowledged by the CPA Awards Committee, which presented EasyPark with the Business Excellence Award. This recognition highlights EasyPark's advancements in technology and services within the parking industry.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Canadian Students Respond to Allegations of Sexual Violence at Cornell University

Following allegations of sexual assault involving multiple men at a fraternity party at Cornell University, some Canadian students have come forward to share their own experiences. Students at the University of British Columbia held a rally in response, advocating for increased measures against sexual violence. The incidents at Cornell have sparked discussions around sexual violence on campuses in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News, CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Yukon Government Proposes Amendments to Rental Regulations

The Yukon government has proposed amendments to the Residential Tenancies Act, which would include the elimination of rent control and the allowance of no-cause evictions. Minister of Community Services Cory Bellmore stated that these changes aim to restore balance in the rental market. The announcements were made during a session in the Yukon Legislative Assembly.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Manitoba Government Declines Public Inquiry into Child Welfare

The Manitoba government has rejected calls for a public inquiry into the child welfare system. Families Minister says improvements are already underway, alleviating the need for an inquiry. Critics argue that a comprehensive investigation is necessary to address ongoing issues within the system.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 18 days ago
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Governor General Completes Tour of St. Boniface Museum in Manitoba

The Governor General of Canada continued their visit to Manitoba with a tour of the St. Boniface Museum, which highlights the province's Francophone and Métis heritage. This event marks the Governor General's first official visit to Manitoba. The visit aims to recognize the cultural significance of the site.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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New Documentary Explores the Life of Terry Fox

A new documentary titled 'Run Terry Run' provides an in-depth look at Terry Fox, showcasing previously unseen footage from his 1980 Marathon of Hope. Directed by Sean Menard, the film highlights Fox's personality, including his humour and determination to raise awareness and funding for cancer research. The documentary aims to deepen the understanding of Fox's legacy in Canada.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 18 days ago
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Hikvision's Operations in Canada Under Scrutiny

Hikvision, a leading manufacturer of surveillance equipment, has faced scrutiny over its operations in Canada. The company has been accused of operating illegally in the country for nearly a decade. Recent developments have led to a ban on its equipment due to concerns over privacy and security.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 18 days ago
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P.E.I. Teachers' Federation Calls for Additional Behaviour Support Staff

The Prince Edward Island Teachers' Federation has presented four recommendations to MLAs regarding the need for more behaviour support staff in public schools. These recommendations are aimed at addressing concerns related to behaviour and violence among students. The federation emphasizes that the current support systems are insufficient to ensure a safe learning environment for both students and teachers.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Nova Scotia Government Responds to Shelter Removal Request

The Nova Scotia government maintains it can request the removal of individuals from provincially funded shelters. However, the government has not confirmed if such a request was made to a specific shelter in New Glasgow last month. The situation raises questions about policies regarding shelter operations and individual rights.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 18 days ago
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Alberta Utilizes AI for Drafting Whisky Legislation

The Alberta government has employed artificial intelligence to assist in drafting a new whisky act. This initiative highlights the evolving capabilities of AI technology in legislative processes. Experts caution that while AI can be beneficial, it should be used carefully to avoid potential pitfalls.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Business • 18 days ago
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Canada in Trade Negotiations with Angola to Enhance Mineral Resource Partnerships

The Canadian government is engaged in negotiations with Angola aimed at expanding trade opportunities, particularly in the area of critical minerals. This initiative is part of Canada's broader strategy to diversify its trade relationships and supply chains. Canadian mining companies are expected to benefit from potential partnerships with Angola, which is rich in untapped mineral resources.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Business • 18 days ago
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K92 Mining Reports Third Quarter Production Results

K92 Mining Inc. has announced its production results for the third quarter of 2026, reporting a total production of 49,776 ounces of gold equivalent from its Kainantu Gold Mine in Papua New Guinea. The results indicate multiple operational records and highlight a significant milestone in production. A conference call to discuss the financial results will be held on November 16, 2026, after market close.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 18 days ago
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Potential Impact of Supreme Court Ruling on Bill 21

The Supreme Court is set to rule on Bill 21, a law in Quebec that restricts certain public employees from wearing religious symbols. This ruling could have significant implications for political dynamics in Quebec and across Canada. Observers are concerned that the decision may affect discussions around Quebec separatism.

Sources: National Post
Business • 18 days ago
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Divorce and Asset Division: The Role of Net Worth Changes

The division of assets during a divorce in Canada typically considers the change in net worth accumulated during the marriage. This process assesses the respective contributions of each spouse to their shared assets. Keeping assets outside Canada may not necessarily shield them from being divided equally in a divorce.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 18 days ago
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Analysis of Éric Duhaime's Popularity Among Quebec Conservatives

Éric Duhaime, a leader within the Quebec Conservative Party, has introduced ideas that are gaining traction within the province. The rise in popularity of these ideas suggests a shift in political dynamics among right-leaning parties in Quebec. The discussion highlights the potential success of right-wing parties in the current political landscape.

Sources: National Post
Politics • 18 days ago
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Discussion on Values and Identity Politics in Canada

Jack Mintz argues that certain theories regarding identity politics are in conflict with Canadian values rooted in Enlightenment principles. He highlights concerns about the influence of Marxist ideology and antisemitism in contemporary discussions. The commentary raises questions about how these trends could impact Canadian society and its foundational values.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Ethan Murdoch Concludes WCBL Career as Top Canadian Player

Ethan Murdoch, an outfielder for the Saskatoon Berries, has concluded his Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) career, earning recognition as the league's top Canadian player. In addition to this individual accolade, Murdoch also helped lead his team to a WCBL championship in his final season. Following his baseball career, he is set to transition into a hockey coaching role with the Western Hockey League's Swift Current Broncos.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Yukon Plans to Extend Cancer Coverage to Wildland Firefighters

The Yukon government intends to expand presumptive cancer coverage to include wildland firefighters. Currently, only structural firefighters benefit from coverage for 19 types of cancer. This proposed change has been positively received within the wildland firefighting community.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Inaugural Women's University Basketball Tournament Held in Yellowknife

The first North of 60 Classic women's university basketball tournament is taking place in Yellowknife. Six teams from across Canada are participating, bringing together about 120 athletes. The event aims to inspire and promote women's sports at the university level.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 18 days ago
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King Copper Selects Kluane Drilling for Colquemayo Project

King Copper Discovery Corp. has appointed Kluane Drilling Perú S.A.C. as the drilling contractor for its inaugural drilling program at the Colquemayo site in Peru. This program will be managed by King Copper's operating company, Aurora Copper Peru S.A.C. The announcement reflects the company's ongoing efforts to advance its mining exploration activities.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 18 days ago
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Poll Shows Majority Opposition to Large Data Centre Construction in Canada

A recent poll indicates that most Canadians believe the federal government should restrict the construction of large data centres across the country. The findings suggest heightened concerns regarding the impact of these data centres on local communities and the environment. Various regions display differing degrees of opposition to this issue.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 18 days ago
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Eupraxia Pharmaceuticals to Present Research at Gastroenterology Conferences

Eupraxia Pharmaceuticals Inc. has announced its participation in the upcoming American College of Gastroenterology and United European Gastroenterology medical conferences. The company will present three abstracts related to its ongoing Phase 1b/2 RESOLVE study, which focuses on its Diffusphere™ technology. This technology is aimed at improving local and controlled drug delivery for medical applications.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Weather Forecast: Sunny Long Weekend Expected for Most of Quebec

After some rain, sunny weather is anticipated for most regions of Quebec during the long weekend. Conditions are expected to improve significantly by Sunday. The forecast suggests a pleasant end to summer-like weather for the holiday weekend.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, Journal De Québec
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Media Invitation: Northern Resilience and Infrastructure in Response to Climate and Security Challenges

On October 8, 2026, a media invitation was issued addressing the challenges posed by climate change in Northern Canada. The focus is on the impact of permafrost thawing and the need for innovation regarding infrastructure. This event underscores the growing importance of adapting to climate-related issues in the region.

Sources: Les Affairs
Politics • 18 days ago
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Federal Buildings Report Pest Issues Ignored by Treasury Board

The President of the Treasury Board, Shafqat Ali, reportedly overlooked the presence of pests in federal administrative buildings. This situation was highlighted in the context of a question posed in the House of Commons. No further details have been provided regarding the implications or potential actions to address the issue.

Sources: Le Canada Français
Provincial • 18 days ago
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Hydro-Québec's La Malbaie Substation Project Remains on Schedule for 2028 Completion

Hydro-Québec's project to expand and modernize its distribution substation in La Malbaie is proceeding according to schedule. The Crown corporation plans to commission the new facilities in the fall of 2028. The Commission for the Protection of Agricultural Land (CPTAQ) is currently reviewing Hydro-Québec's request concerning the use of part of the land for the project.

Sources: Le Charlevoisien