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Sunday, October 18

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Provincial • 9 days ago
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Mike O’Reilly Elected as Mayor of Kamloops Following Municipal Elections

Mike O'Reilly has been elected as the new mayor of Kamloops after defeating incumbent mayor Ken Hamer-Jackson, who finished in fourth place. This election was part of a broader trend across British Columbia, where several mayors were ousted in favour of new candidates. Alongside O'Reilly, three incumbent councillors retained their positions, while newcomer Bertrand received the most votes among the council candidates.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Future of Rescued Belugas in Canada Remains Uncertain

Thirty belugas were recently rescued in Canada, raising questions about their rehabilitation and future. The current status of these marine mammals remains unclear, with various factors impacting their chances of survival. Experts are monitoring their condition and considering options for their long-term care.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Alberta's Economic Independence Referendum and Dennis Modry's Financial Background

Dennis Modry is promoting a vision for Alberta's economic independence in the lead-up to a referendum on potential separation. His financial history has attracted scrutiny, although he asserts that these issues are not relevant to the independence movement. The upcoming referendum is significant for Alberta's political landscape.

Sources: The Star, Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Flyers Defeat Senators 3-1 for First Win of NHL Season

The Philadelphia Flyers secured their first victory of the NHL season by defeating the Ottawa Senators 3-1. Matvei Michkov and Porter Martone both contributed with a goal and an assist. The Senators' captain, Thomas Chabot, left the game due to an upper-body injury in the second period.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, The Star
Politics • 9 days ago
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Overview of Candidates Running for Mayor of Ottawa in 2026

A total of 14 candidates are competing for the position of mayor in the 2026 municipal election in Ottawa. Among them, four candidates have been highlighted as leading figures in the election. Key issues for the candidates include cost of living and transit improvements.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Family of Quebec Boy Killed While Cycling Cancels Ghost Bike Memorial

The family of an 11-year-old boy who died after being struck while riding his bicycle in Quebec City has decided not to proceed with a planned ghost bike memorial. They have cited the receipt of hateful messages as the reason for their decision. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding traffic safety and community response in the area.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Canadian Series 'Yaga' Explores Themes of Female Rage in Modern Context

The new Crave series 'Yaga,' featuring Hudson Williams, focuses on themes of female rage and empowerment. The show aims to present a different narrative style within Canadian television, striving for a less apologetic approach. It follows the recent success of Hudson Williams in 'Heated Rivalry' and seeks to make Canadian TV more engaging for viewers.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Crown Withdraws Charges in Byron Carr Cold Case Due to Lost Evidence

The Crown has withdrawn charges in the murder case of Byron Carr, which dates back to 1988, after crucial evidence was lost by the Charlottetown police. The decision comes just before the case was set to go to trial. Police officials have expressed disappointment regarding the handling of the investigation.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Divisions in Canadian Immigration Policy Reflected in Recent Election Results

Recent observations indicate that Canada's traditional consensus on immigration has diminished following an increase in new arrivals and rising affordability issues post-pandemic. This division has influenced voter decisions in recent elections. The situation is prompting discussions across various provinces, particularly concerning Alberta's referendum on immigration.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, Global News, The Star
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Maclean's Ranks Canada's Top Universities for 2027

Maclean's has released its rankings of Canada's top universities for the year 2027. The rankings include categories for large, mid-size, and small universities, with McGill University being recognized as the top large university. Other institutions such as UNBC and Carleton University have also received notable rankings in their respective categories.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Canadian Artists Innovate Within Quilting Traditions

Canadian artists are exploring new interpretations of traditional quilting techniques. This creative movement highlights the diverse influences that shape contemporary quilts in Canada. Artists are using their work to express personal stories and cultural narratives through the medium of quilting.

Sources: Google News
Business • 9 days ago
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Italian Wine Heist Reported Not to Affect Canadian Wine Releases

A heist at the Marchesi Antinori winery resulted in the theft of approximately 30,000 bottles of red wine, valued at around $7.96 million Canadian. The stolen wines include notable labels such as Tignanello, Solaia, and Guado al Tasso. However, it has been stated that upcoming Canadian releases of these wines will not be impacted by the theft.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Analysis of Potential Trade Options for Maple Leafs' Defence

The Toronto Maple Leafs are facing challenges with their defensive lineup. Analysts suggest various trade options to strengthen the team's defence but express concerns about the assets needed for significant moves. The overall strategy of the team in addressing these issues remains a topic of discussion among sports commentators.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Daniel Allain Elected as New Leader of New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative Party

Daniel Allain has been elected as the new leader of New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative Party. He secured over half of the votes in a two-person race. The announcement was made during a gathering at the Fredericton Convention Centre.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News, The Star, Ctv News
Business • 9 days ago
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Stelco Standoff Engages Multiple Stakeholders Amid Ongoing Negotiations

The Stelco negotiation process continues amid reports of potential layoffs and asset sales. Officials, including Minister Joly, state that discussions are ongoing. Various stakeholders, including union leaders and executives, express differing views regarding the company's future and government involvement.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Windstorm Causes Power Outages in Edmonton and Surrounding Areas

Edmonton and its nearby regions experienced significant power outages due to a heavy windstorm. The windstorm was reported to have caused damage to power lines, resulting in thousands of residents being affected. Environment Canada issued wind warnings forecasting gusts of up to 100 km/h across the area.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Poll Indicates Majority of Canadians Support Carney's Economic Changes

A recent poll revealed that approximately 75% of Canadians favour continued economic reforms proposed by Mark Carney. The survey reflects a significant level of public backing for Carney's strategies. These proposed changes have drawn attention across various demographics in the country.

Sources: Google News
Markets • 9 days ago
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Bank of Canada Governor Warns of Impact of High Energy Prices on Inflation

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem has indicated that persistently high global energy prices are contributing to an increased inflation outlook in Canada. This concern reflects the potential impacts on the economy due to rising oil prices. Macklem also noted that global resilience is currently under strain, which could further complicate inflation targets.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, The Star
Business • 9 days ago
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Record $90 Million Lotto Max Jackpot Remains Unclaimed After Latest Draw

The Lotto Max jackpot has reached a record $90 million, the largest lottery prize ever offered in Canada. As of the latest draw, there was no winning ticket for the jackpot, although several Maxmillions winners were reported. The excitement surrounding the jackpot continues to grow as Canadians consider what they would do if they won.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Alberta Referendum Approaching with Increased Public Interest

Alberta's referendum day is set for Monday. Officials recommend that voters familiarize themselves with the ballot questions available on the Elections Alberta website to avoid confusion. Recent reports indicate a surge in Google searches related to the referendum among Albertans.

Sources: The Star, Global News, Ctv News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Alberta Prepares for Independence Referendum Amid Internal Divisions

Albertans are set to vote on whether to initiate a binding referendum on independence from Canada. Premier Danielle Smith has indicated that no further votes on separation will take place during her tenure if the majority chooses to remain in Canada. Recent polling shows a divided opinion among Albertans regarding separation and the related questions on the ballot.

Sources: CBC News, The Bbc, National Post, The Star, Ctv News, Global News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Backstreet Boys Announce 12-Show Residency in Toronto

The Backstreet Boys will perform 12 shows in Toronto, raising discussions about the potential for other artists to follow suit with their own residencies. Reports indicate that the band has set a record for performances at the Rogers Centre. Live Nation has announced plans to assist fans affected by ticket issues related to obstructed views.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Canadian Lottery Winner Celebrates $1 Million Prize

A Canadian lottery winner has claimed a $1 million prize, expressing joy over the win. The winner plans to use the money to pay off their mortgage. Another individual also won an additional $500,000 prize from the same lottery.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Elections Alberta Addresses Voter Citizenship Claims Ahead of Referendum

Concerns have arisen on social media regarding non-Canadian citizens potentially voting in the upcoming referendum in Alberta. Elections Alberta has clarified that they verify applicants' information against the province's voter list and that misrepresenting one's citizenship is illegal. The referendum is scheduled for October 19.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 9 days ago
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Overview of Canada's Expensive Hotel Suite

A luxury hotel suite in Canada has gained attention for its nightly rate of $12,000. This suite is recognized for its exceptional design and amenities. The article provides a glimpse into the features and offerings of the suite.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Manitoba Declares Measles Outbreak Over

The Government of Manitoba has announced that the measles outbreak, which was first declared in February 2025, is now officially over. This decision follows weeks without new reported cases of the virus, signaling an end to the outbreak that reportedly affected over a thousand individuals. Public health officials confirmed that there were no new cases of measles since August 2025.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News, Ctv News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Jacob Fowler to Start for Canadiens with Reinbacher and Kapanen in Lineup

Jacob Fowler will start in goal for the Montreal Canadiens in their upcoming game against the Buffalo Sabres. Oliver Kapanen and David Reinbacher will both make their season debuts in this match. Mike Matheson is not playing in this game.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 9 days ago
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Quebec Author Ends Efforts to Prove Novel's Origins Amid AI Allegations

Quebec author Thélyson Orélien has discontinued efforts to gather evidence that would support his claim that artificial intelligence was not involved in writing his novel. The publisher has confirmed this decision, which comes amid ongoing allegations regarding the use of AI. The situation has drawn attention to the broader implications of AI in literature.

Sources: Global News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 9 days ago
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British Columbia Municipal Elections Underway

Voters in British Columbia are participating in municipal elections across 162 municipalities and 27 regional districts. The elections, which include the selection of mayors and councillors, are being held on October 17. Polls are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, The Star, Ctv News, Global News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Toronto Mayoral Candidate Proposes Police Hiring and Training Expansion

Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford has announced a plan to hire an additional 1,000 police officers during his first term. As part of this initiative, he aims to collaborate with the province to create a satellite campus of the Ontario Police College in Etobicoke. The proposal has drawn commentary from fellow candidate Olivia Chow, who has suggested that Bradford may not fully engage with the budget details.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Jacobs Advances to Semifinals at Grand Slam of Curling in Victoria

Brad Jacobs triumphed over Brendan Bottcher with a score of 5-3 in the men's quarterfinals at the Grand Slam of Curling's Co-op Invitational held in Victoria. This victory marks Jacobs' fifth consecutive win in the tournament. Jacobs will now advance to the semifinals of the event.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Wind Warnings Issued for Alberta as Gusts Expected to Reach 100 km/h

Environment Canada has issued wind warnings for parts of central, southern, and southwestern Alberta due to predicted gusts up to 100 km/h. The warnings are expected to impact several communities in these regions. Agencies and local outlets have reported potential for power outages and hazardous conditions as the windstorm unfolds.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, Ctv News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Quebec Sovereignists and Alberta Separatists Express Diverging Views Ahead of Referendum

Quebec sovereignists have begun to distance themselves from Alberta's separatist movement as the province approaches a vote on its independence referendum. The differences in approach and ideologies between the two groups are becoming more evident. This development occurs against the backdrop of increasing discussions about regional autonomy in Canada.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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RCMP Investigate Armed Robbery and Homicide on Cree Nations in Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan RCMP are searching for two suspects linked to an armed robbery on Poundmaker Cree Nation. Separately, RCMP are investigating a homicide that occurred on Red Earth Cree Nation, identifying a 34-year-old man as the victim. Both incidents are currently under investigation, and law enforcement is requesting public assistance in solving these cases.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Supreme Court Certifies Class Action Over Halifax Plane Landing

The Supreme Court of Canada has certified a class action lawsuit regarding an incident involving a rough landing at Halifax Stanfield International Airport. The class action involves numerous passengers who experienced distress during the event. Details about the specifics of the incident and the claims being raised by the plaintiffs have not been disclosed.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Ontario Freezes OSAP Funding for Private Career Colleges

The Ontario government has frozen Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) funding for private career colleges for the 2026-27 year, resulting in significant disruption for impacted institutions. As a consequence, at least one college has suspended its operations. The decision follows concerns regarding admissions practices at these colleges.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Federal Government Invests $1.9 Million in Affordable Housing Repairs in Yorkton

The federal government has announced an investment of $1.9 million aimed at upgrading affordable housing in Yorkton. This funding will support repairs for 50 housing units managed by the Yorkton Parkland Housing Society. The initiative is part of broader efforts to enhance accessibility and improve living conditions in the region.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Drone Delivers Food and Alcohol to Inmate at Quebec Correctional Facility

An inmate in a Quebec correctional facility received a delivery of McDonald's food and alcohol via drone earlier this week. This incident has raised concerns among the union representing correctional officers regarding security protocols at the institution. The drone delivery is reported to have occurred at one of Canada's most secure prisons.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, Ctv News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Quebec Woman Faces Stage 4 Breast Cancer, Advocates for Earlier Screening Initiatives

A Quebec woman diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer at age 46 is calling for the implementation of earlier screening for breast cancer. Recent reports indicate that there are delays in expanding screening programs for women aged 45-49 in Quebec. Advocacy for increased funding and investment in health services is gaining attention amid these concerns.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Ontario to Import Electricity from the U.S. this Winter

Ontario will import electricity from the United States during the winter months, as confirmed by the province's electricity operator. This decision follows recent statements from Premier Doug Ford, who had previously threatened to reduce power exports to the U.S. amid trade tensions. The contract represents a notable shift in Ontario's energy strategy for the upcoming winter season.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Business • 9 days ago
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Stellantis Workers Vote on Potential Strike Action

Stellantis workers in Canada are currently voting on whether to authorize a strike after contract negotiations have stalled. The voting process began today and is a response to ongoing collective bargaining issues with the automaker. The outcome of this vote could determine the next steps for the workers and their union.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star, Global News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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RCMP Investigating Death of Man Following July Electrocution Incident in Nova Scotia

The Nova Scotia RCMP are investigating the death of a 51-year-old Amherst man who died in hospital months after sustaining injuries from an electrocution. Officials suspect the electrocution was linked to a copper wire theft. The investigation seeks to determine the circumstances surrounding the man's death, which has been deemed suspicious.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Preparation Underway for Heritage Classic at Princess Auto Stadium

Princess Auto Stadium is undergoing preparations for the Heritage Classic, an outdoor NHL game set to feature the Winnipeg Jets and the Montreal Canadiens. The event will include a fan festival, aiming to enhance the experience for attendees. Ice preparation is already in progress, with officials acknowledging the challenges posed by weather conditions.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Expert Assesses Safety of Bus Model After Fatal Calgary Crash

An expert in low-carbon transportation has stated that the approximately 1,000 compressed natural gas buses operating in Canada are regarded as 'extremely safe.' This statement follows a tragic bus crash in Calgary that resulted in three fatalities. The incident has raised concerns regarding the safety of this transport mode.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Quebec Paramedic Internships Postponed Due to Ongoing Strike

CEGEP students in Quebec training to become paramedics are experiencing delays in their internships and graduations due to a labour dispute involving paramedics. This has affected hundreds of students who anticipated entering the workforce. The strike continues to impact the timeline for these future paramedics to complete their education and begin their careers.

Sources: Ctv News
Technology • 9 days ago
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Nova Scotia to Establish Large Data Centre for Artificial Intelligence Development

Nova Scotia is set to host a large data centre aimed at providing computing power for artificial intelligence. The project, which involves an investment of approximately $10 billion, will specifically support Anthropic's AI assistant, Claude. The data centre will be located just outside a town on Cape Breton Island.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, The Star
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Canada Begins Early Flu Vaccine Rollout as Influenza Cases Rise

Flu vaccine appointments are now available across various provinces in Canada, including Quebec and Alberta, as the influenza season is arriving earlier than expected. Residents are encouraged to get vaccinated in light of the increasing number of cases. Vaccine rollouts in Toronto for both flu and COVID-19 vaccinations are set to begin on October 26.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Charges Filed Against Two Nova Scotia Businesses for Illegal Lobster Purchasing

The government of Nova Scotia has charged two seafood businesses with buying illegally harvested lobsters. This follows a two-year investigation into illegal lobster buying practices in the region. One of the accused businesses has denied the allegations against it.

Sources: Global News, Google News, The Star, Ctv News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Senators' Eklund Expected to Be Out for 10 to 12 Weeks Following Ankle Surgery

Ottawa Senators player William Eklund is anticipated to be sidelined for 10 to 12 weeks after undergoing surgery for a torn ankle tendon. Multiple outlets confirm the severity of his injury and expected recovery time. This news comes amid a challenging season for the Senators.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Two RCMP Officers Charged Following Death in Custody in Northwest Territories

Two RCMP officers in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, have been charged with criminal negligence causing death and failing to provide the necessities of life. The charges follow the death of a man who was in their custody in 2025. The incident is being reviewed as part of the police's internal processes and community response.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News
Business • 9 days ago
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Canada's Popular Western Series Available on Netflix

The first 19 seasons of a popular Western series produced in Canada are now available for streaming on Netflix. This show has gained a significant following both domestically and internationally. The addition to Netflix marks an important move for the series, allowing it to reach a broader audience.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Saskatchewan Roughriders Secure CFL Playoff Spot with Victory Over Montreal Alouettes

The Saskatchewan Roughriders achieved a playoff berth after defeating the Montreal Alouettes 16-12. The game featured a decisive late touchdown by KeeSean Johnson. This victory marked the Roughriders' first win after a four-game losing streak.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Politics • 9 days ago
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Calgary Unity Rally Engages Local Communities to Encourage Voter Participation

A unity rally took place on Saturday in downtown Calgary, aimed at encouraging local residents to vote. The event featured representatives from labour unions, Indigenous leaders, and Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi. Attendees came together to promote civic engagement and community involvement in the electoral process.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Pro-Independence Rally Held at Alberta Legislature Prior to Referendum

A pro-independence rally took place outside the Alberta legislature in Edmonton on Saturday, drawing approximately 1,000 supporters. The rally occurred just two days before a scheduled referendum. Participants voiced their support for independence in a significant turnout for the movement.

Sources: CBC News, The Star, Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Repair Cafes Emerging in Canada to Address Growing Waste Concerns

Repair cafes are gaining popularity across Canada as a response to the increasing volume of waste from broken electrical items and electronics. These community-driven initiatives aim to extend the life of products and reduce landfill contributions. The movement represents a shift towards sustainability and resourcefulness in consumer behaviour.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Analysis of Immigration Changes and Economic Trends in Canada

Recent reports highlight the significant changes in Canada's immigration policies and their economic implications. The findings detail a potential slowdown in economic growth attributed to lower immigration levels. Experts suggest these demographic shifts may impact the workforce in the coming years.

Sources: The Star, Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Oilers Experience First Loss to Mammoth in Regulation

The Edmonton Oilers faced the Utah Mammoth and lost 4-2, marking their first regulation loss of the season. Prior to this game, the Oilers had successfully defeated the Mammoth in a previous matchup. The team's struggles were noted, particularly concerning their penalty kill performance.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Montreal Canadiens' Goaltending Situation Under Review

The Montreal Canadiens are currently evaluating their goaltending situation as they compete in a tight race within the Atlantic Division. Various sources highlight the importance of choosing a 'hot goalie' to improve team performance. Analysts suggest that the team can leverage past experiences to make informed decisions on their goaltending strategy.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Chrystia Freeland Discusses the Impact of Her Resignation on Justin Trudeau

Former Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland expressed her belief that her resignation prompted Justin Trudeau to step down, suggesting that it was a beneficial outcome for him amid declining popularity. She stated that this decision allowed Trudeau to exit before facing potential electoral defeat. The remarks came during discussions surrounding her experiences in office.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Discussion Surrounds Alberta's Referendum

The Alberta referendum has sparked varied discussions among analysts and commentators. Some critics argue that misinformation has been at the heart of the referendum's framing. The political implications of the referendum are being closely examined as it unfolds.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Debate Continues on Proposed Pay Raise for Newfoundland and Labrador Politicians

The Members' Compensation Review Committee of Newfoundland and Labrador has recommended a $22,000 pay raise for Members of the House of Assembly (MHAs), citing that they have not received a raise since 2009. The proposed increase comes amid rising living costs in the province. Opinions are divided on whether this pay raise is necessary or excessive.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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New RCMP Position Established to Investigate Livestock Crimes in Manitoba

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has announced the creation of a new position dedicated to investigating livestock crimes in Manitoba. This initiative aims to address the increasing concerns among farmers and ranchers regarding livestock theft and related crimes. Stakeholders, including cattle ranchers, have expressed the importance of this role in protecting their livelihoods.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 9 days ago
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De Havilland Proposes National Water Bomber Fleet Amid Increasing Demand

De Havilland has called for the establishment of a national water bomber fleet in Canada to address growing demands for aerial firefighting resources. The call for a new fleet comes as Canada experiences significant wildfire activity. Recent events include Canadair water bombers being deployed to assist in firefighting efforts abroad.

Sources: Google News, The Star
Politics • 9 days ago
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Debate on Immigration Ahead of Alberta Referendum

A national conversation on immigration is anticipated in light of the Alberta referendum addressing proposed policy changes. Current opinions indicate a division among Canadians regarding immigration issues. Various media outlets and former political leaders express differing views on the clarity and implications of the referendum questions.

Sources: Global News, Google News
Business • 9 days ago
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Debate Continues on the Impact of Proposed Pacific Link Pipeline on Canada's Oil Industry

The proposed Pacific Link pipeline has sparked discussion regarding its potential to revive Canada's oil job market. Some leaders from the Métis community in the oilsands region express concerns over a lack of consultation on the project. In contrast, others highlight the necessity for projects of national interest amid discussions of a First Nations-controlled wealth fund.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Saskatchewan Man Becomes Jeopardy! Champion

Rian Robertson, originally from Outlook, Saskatchewan, has become a champion on the television quiz show Jeopardy!. He completed a five-game winning streak and earned a total of $66,101 US. This milestone marks the realization of his long-held dream of appearing on the show.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Canada Prepares to Announce New Immigration Targets

The Canadian government is set to announce new immigration targets influenced by the current temporary resident population. There are concerns about ongoing backlogs and changing rules within the immigration system. The announcement follows discussions regarding the potential for increasing immigration levels.

Sources: The Star, Google News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Canada Introduces New Immigration Points for High-Wage Job Applicants

Ottawa has announced changes to the Express Entry immigration program to provide additional points for permanent residency applicants in high-wage jobs. Immigration Minister Lena Diab stated that these adjustments aim to attract and retain skilled workers. The modifications are part of Canada’s strategy to enhance economic growth through skilled immigration.

Sources: CBC News, Financial Post, Google News, The Star
Business • 9 days ago
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Advice for Yellowknife on Military Investment from Alberta City

An Alberta city with a Canadian military base has provided guidance to Yellowknife's upcoming mayor and council regarding potential military investment. The city emphasizes the importance of developing relationships and supporting local contractors. This advice may help Yellowknife effectively manage the anticipated influx of investment.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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New Temple Planned in Lethbridge by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is constructing its second largest temple in Alberta, located in Lethbridge. This new temple will rank as the third largest in Canada upon its completion. The expected completion date for the temple is in 2028.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 9 days ago
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Bank of Canada Anticipates New Data Ahead of Upcoming Rate Decision

The Bank of Canada is set to receive new economic data next week, which will inform its interest rate decision later in the month. Key indicators include inflation statistics and surveys that will provide insights into the current economic environment. Market participants are closely monitoring these developments, as they may influence the direction of monetary policy.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, The Star, Financial Post, The Globe and Mail
Provincial • 9 days ago
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RCMP Issues and Ends Dangerous Person Alert for Red Earth Cree Nation

The Saskatchewan RCMP issued a dangerous person alert for Red Earth Cree Nation due to reports of an armed man. The alert was later rescinded, with authorities stating there was no longer an imminent public safety risk. Following the alert, the RCMP began investigating a homicide in the area and are searching for a suspect.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News, Google News, CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Ontario Music Highlights Featuring Various Artists

This week’s show, hosted by Craig Norris, features a variety of Ontario-based musicians. The lineup includes artists such as Majid Jordan, Peach Luffe, Mormor, and others. The program showcases a diverse selection of songs from local talent.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Discussion on Tax Contributions and Benefits of Temporary Residents in Alberta

Alberta's government is preparing for a referendum on October 19, focusing on the financial contributions of temporary residents. Economists have been consulted regarding the tax payments made by these residents compared to the publicly funded services they receive. There are varied perspectives on whether temporary residents contribute adequately to provincial revenues relative to the benefits they access.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Ottawa Seeks Court Order for FSIN to Repay $12 Million

Indigenous Services Canada plans to file a statement of claim to recover $12 million from the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations. The department specified that the funds must be repaid by November 13. This action follows findings from a forensic audit indicating misuse of the funds.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Forge FC Defeats Atletico Ottawa in CPL Match

In a recent Canadian Premier League match, Forge FC triumphed over Atletico Ottawa with a score of 2-1. Anthony Aromatario marked a significant milestone by scoring his first professional goal during the game. Forge FC's victory adds to their season's success and impacts the standings in the league.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Infrastructure Changes Proposed at Manitoba Highway Intersection After Fatal Crash

The Manitoba government has proposed the installation of an overpass and two roundabouts at a highway intersection where a fatal crash occurred in 2023, resulting in 17 deaths. This proposal aims to improve safety at the site. The initiative follows significant public concern regarding the intersection's safety measures.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 9 days ago
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Cybersecurity Breach Affects Save-On-Foods Loyalty Program Members

Save-On-Foods has informed its loyalty program members that their personal information was accessed during a recent cybersecurity breach. The supermarket chain discovered the breach on one of its servers, which was quickly contained. An investigation into the incident is currently underway.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 9 days ago
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Overview of Ottawa's Election Campaign Ahead of Election Day

Ottawa's election campaign is in its final days as candidates make last-minute appeals to voters. Key issues and candidate positions are being highlighted as voters prepare to cast their ballots. The election is set to take place shortly, with significant interest from the community.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Newfoundland and Labrador Government to Decide on Bay du Nord Project Investment

The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador is considering an equity stake in the Bay du Nord oil project. A final investment decision regarding the project is expected to take place in early 2027. The outcome of this decision will determine the future direction of the project.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Newfoundland Trio Gains Recognition from Netflix Appearance

The Salt Beef Junkies, a music trio from Newfoundland and Labrador, have gained increased attention following their appearance on the Netflix series Below. The musicians attribute this rise in recognition to their participation in the show. Their individual and collective growth as artists is now being acknowledged on a larger platform.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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New Brunswick Fall Photography Invitation

CBC News is inviting residents of New Brunswick to share their autumn photographs. The photos may be featured in the next edition of the publication. Contributors are asked to include their name and the location of the captured images.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Study Indicates Increasing Religious Commitment Among Young Adults in Canada

A recent study suggests that Generation Z is the most religiously committed demographic in Canada. Faith leaders in Saskatchewan report an increase in attendance among young people at their places of worship. This trend may indicate a broader shift in religious engagement among younger Canadians.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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New Power Plant in Fort Simpson to Use Liquefied Natural Gas

Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories, is set to receive a new power plant funded by the federal government and the Northwest Territories Power Corporation. The plant will primarily use liquefied natural gas and will have diesel generators as a backup. This project is part of a broader initiative to reduce reliance on diesel fuel for power generation in the region.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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First Nations Set to Participate in Alberta Referendum

First Nations communities, including the Ermineskin Cree Nation and Siksika Nation, are holding information sessions regarding a referendum in Alberta scheduled for October 19. Community members are expressing their intent to vote, primarily to safeguard treaties. These sessions aim to enhance understanding and participation in the upcoming vote.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Navarana Beveridge Begins Tenure as NTI CEO

Navarana Beveridge has commenced her position as the CEO of Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated (NTI). In a recent interview, she shared her objectives and vision for the organization during her tenure. Beveridge's leadership marks a new chapter for NTI as it addresses ongoing challenges and opportunities in Nunavut.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 9 days ago
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National Poll Examines Canadians' Attachment to Country and Provinces

A recent national poll has explored Canadians' feelings of attachment to Canada and their provinces. The results indicate varying levels of attachment, with Quebecers expressing the least strong attachment to Canada compared to respondents in Atlantic Canada, who showed the highest levels of sentiment. This survey sheds light on regional differences in national identity among Canadians.

Sources: National Post