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Tuesday, October 20

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Provincial • 7 days ago
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Flu Immunization Campaign Begins in Alberta

Alberta is launching its flu immunization campaign as the flu season arrives earlier than expected. Bookings for seasonal flu shots and COVID-19 vaccinations are now open through Primary Care Alberta. Public health officials urge residents to get vaccinated to help prevent the spread of illness.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Quebec Liberal Leader Introduces Opposition Leadership Team

Charles Millard, the leader of the Quebec Liberal Party, presented his official opposition leadership team in the National Assembly ahead of a swearing-in ceremony for his members of Parliament. During the ceremony, Millard encouraged his caucus to approach their roles with clarity and humility. This marks a significant moment for the Quebec Liberal Party as they prepare to address provincial challenges.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Chris Kreider Adapts to Life with Canadiens

Chris Kreider is adapting to his role with the Montreal Canadiens as he continues to settle into the team. Fellow player Phillip Danault expressed understanding and support for Kreider's adjustment process. Early reports indicate that Kreider is making a positive impact on the Canadiens.

Sources: Google News, The Star
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Alberta Referendum Polls Close with Some Stations Still Open

Polls have closed in the Alberta separation referendum, with most polling stations shutting down earlier in the evening. A few stations remain open due to delays. The results of the referendum are anticipated as voters responded to multiple questions regarding Alberta's status within Canada.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Chief of Defence Staff to Release Inquiry Findings from CFB Wainwright

Chief of Defence Staff General Jennie Carignan has announced her intention to publicly release the findings from a Board of Inquiry regarding a deadly fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright. This commitment comes amidst ongoing concerns surrounding the incident. The release of the findings is anticipated to provide clarity on the circumstances surrounding the event.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Nova Scotia Government to Compensate Public-Sector Workers Following Bill 148 Challenge

The Nova Scotia government has reached an agreement to provide approximately $470 million in compensation to public-sector employees. This decision follows a court ruling that invalidated previous legislation aimed at restricting wage increases. The compensation will benefit tens of thousands of workers impacted by the legislation implemented in 2015.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Ctv News
Technology • 7 days ago
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Quebec's Info-Santé 811 Implements AI Amid Rising Demand

Quebec's Info-Santé 811 line will utilize artificial intelligence to enhance its service capabilities. This decision comes as the helpline reports increased demand and longer wait times for consultations. Info-Santé 811 is the first health service in Canada to adopt AI for this purpose.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Canada Defeats England in Women's Rugby Match

The Canadian women's rugby team secured a victory against England, bringing an end to England's 41-match unbeaten streak. This match was a rematch of the previous year's World Cup final. The game took place at BMO Field, where Canada achieved a historic win over the top-ranked team.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Edmonton Police Charge Multiple Individuals in Online Drug Trafficking Case

Edmonton police have charged five individuals in connection with a national online drug trafficking ring. These charges were announced on Monday and relate to actions taken earlier this year. The investigation into the trafficking network involved multiple jurisdictions across Canada.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Valérie Grenier Suffers Knee Injury During Training

Canadian alpine skier Valérie Grenier has reported a knee injury sustained during training. The injury will require surgical intervention. This incident occurs as athletes prepare for the upcoming World Cup season opener.

Sources: CBC News, The Star
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Investigation Announced Following Fatal Fire at CFB Wainwright

A fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, Alberta, resulted in the deaths of four soldiers and injuries to 39 others during a training exercise on Saturday. The fire reportedly spread quickly, prompting investigations into the incident. Canada's top military officials have committed to releasing the findings of these investigations to the public.

Sources: CBC News, The Star, Ctv News, Google News, Global News, National Post
Business • 7 days ago
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Guelph Entrepreneur Develops Chocolate Aimed at Easing Period Pain

A woman from Guelph has developed a chocolate product designed to alleviate menstrual cramps. The product is marketed as Canada's first chocolate specifically for this purpose. The entrepreneur aims to provide a natural relief option for those experiencing period pain.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Polling Indicates Close Race in B.C. Election 2026

Polling data shows that the B.C. Conservatives are leading slightly over the B.C. NDP as the province approaches the provincial election. The gap between the two parties is reported to be narrow, indicating a competitive race. Various sources indicate that the lead remains around two points with less than two weeks until election day.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Alberta Holds Referendum on Its Future in Canada

Albertans participated in a referendum on whether to remain part of Canada, casting ballots on 10 questions, including one on separation. Voting ran from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Results indicate that the majority of voters have chosen to remain in Canada.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Manitoba Officials Announce End of Measles Outbreak

Manitoba health officials have declared the measles outbreak that started in October 2024 officially over. Over the course of approximately two years, more than 6,400 cases of measles were reported in Canada. The Public Health Agency of Canada confirmed the conclusion of the outbreak, indicating a return to normalcy in affected regions.

Sources: Google News, Global News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Inquiry Report Criticises Former Winnipeg Mayor and CAO Over Police Headquarters Project

An inquiry into the Winnipeg police headquarters project has found that former mayor Sam Katz violated public trust and that former chief administrative officer Phil Sheegl displayed a lack of moral integrity. The report revealed over $40 million in excess claims associated with the construction of the police headquarters. Ongoing investigations are considering potential criminal charges related to the project.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Investigation Underway Following Fatal Fire at CFB Wainwright

A fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright resulted in the deaths of Canadian Armed Forces members, including Pte. Hayden Lykkemark from British Columbia. Family and friends have expressed their grief, highlighting the dedication and camaraderie of those affected. An investigation into the incident has been initiated and findings are expected to be made public.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Province Allocates $23 Million for Water and Sewer Improvements

The provincial government has announced a commitment of $23 million aimed at enhancing water and sewer systems across the province. This funding is part of a broader initiative to upgrade water and wastewater infrastructure. The investment is expected to benefit various communities within the region.

Sources: Google News
Business • 7 days ago
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Investigation Reveals Spending Habits of Crypto Investor Aiden Pleterski

A forensic accountant testified that Aiden Pleterski, often referred to as the 'Crypto King,' received nearly $40 million from investors but invested less than $200,000 of that amount. Instead, it was reported that he spent approximately $16.3 million on personal expenses, including luxury cars and credit card bills. The court proceedings continue to examine the discrepancies in his financial activities and the investors' losses.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 7 days ago
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David Eby Appeals to Green Voters in B.C. Election

British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby is encouraging Green voters to support the NDP in the upcoming snap election scheduled for October 24. Eby's appeal comes as the election campaign nears its final week. Green Party Leader Emily Lowan has responded, stating that Eby is trying to intimidate voters into making his preferred choice.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, Google News, The Star
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Sgt. Morgan Wong Remembered Following Tragic Incident at CFB Wainwright

Sgt. Morgan Wong, a member of the 3rd Battalion Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, was killed in a fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright. He was 26 years old and was based in Edmonton. Wong is being remembered by colleagues and community members for his contributions and character.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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New Brunswick Reports Addition of 179 New Doctors Since Early 2025

The New Brunswick government announced that 179 new doctors have been added to the province's healthcare system since the start of 2025. This increase is part of the government's ongoing efforts to address healthcare needs. Officials have highlighted the importance of these positions in improving patient care throughout the region.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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New Report Highlights Children's Physical Activity and Screen Time Challenges

A recent ParticipACTION report card indicates that most Canadian children under five are meeting recommended levels of physical activity and sleep. However, the report also emphasizes the need for improvements in managing sedentary behaviour, particularly screen time. The findings suggest ongoing challenges in promoting healthier lifestyles among young children.

Sources: University Of Alberta
Provincial • 7 days ago
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No Charges Filed Against Banff National Park Superintendent for Off-Leash Dog Incident

Parks Canada has decided not to pursue charges against Banff National Park superintendent Salman Rasheed following his admission of violating federal law by having his dog off-leash in the park. The incident has raised concerns regarding compliance with national park regulations. The matter highlights ongoing discussions about wildlife safety and park governance.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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McKenna's Performance and Recent Benchings Under Scrutiny

Toronto Maple Leafs player McKenna has been benched amidst a three-game losing streak. Following discussions with the coach, he aims to improve his game and recover from this setback. Meanwhile, the Canadian tennis scene continues to garner attention alongside other sports developments in the country.

Sources: Google News
Business • 7 days ago
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Investment Account Choices Among Canadians

Many Canadians reportedly choose the incorrect type of investing account as their first option. This trend may lead to suboptimal financial outcomes for these individuals. Understanding the different types of investment accounts available is essential for making informed decisions.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Alberta Groups Organize Events Around Referendum Discussion

Multiple groups in Alberta are holding events related to the upcoming referendum, including discussions on separation. Advocates are promoting their perspectives on the province’s future, emphasizing the need for stability and investment. The referendum includes various questions beyond separation, aiming to engage the public in broader discussions.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Caitlin Kraemer Selected for Team Canada at World Championship

Caitlin Kraemer, a hockey player from Waterloo, has been named to Team Canada for the upcoming 2026 IIHF Women’s World Championship. The tournament will take place in Denmark. Kraemer's selection highlights her achievements in the sport and her representation of Canadian women's hockey.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 7 days ago
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Using a Tax-Free Savings Account for Income Generation

The article discusses strategies for using a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) to generate monthly income. It suggests that individuals can potentially earn an average of $500 tax-free each month. The content emphasizes the benefits of TFSAs for financial planning and income generation.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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B.C. Municipal Elections Result in New Leadership Across Major Cities

Municipal elections across British Columbia have seen a shift in leadership, with several new mayors elected in key cities, including Vancouver and Surrey. Voter turnout was significant, reflecting a desire for change on various local councils and school boards. Results indicate a mixed outcome, with some incumbents retaining their positions while others were replaced as residents seek solutions to pressing issues.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Ontario Education Minister Requests Flags at Half-Mast Following CFB Wainwright Tragedy

Ontario's Minister of Education has requested that all schools and board offices in the province lower their flags to half-mast indefinitely. This action is intended to express support for the victims of the recent tragedy at the Canadian Forces Base Wainwright. The Minister described the move as a sign of respect and solidarity with those affected by the incident.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Global Experts on Multiple Sclerosis to Convene in Toronto

A global gathering of leading experts on Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is set to take place in Toronto. The event aims to focus on advancements and strategies in the fight against MS. Attendees will include researchers and practitioners from various fields related to the disease.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Fraser Valley Teen Identified Among Fatalities in CFB Wainwright Incident

A 19-year-old man from the Fraser Valley was identified as one of two British Columbians who died during a Canadian Armed Forces exercise at CFB Wainwright in Alberta. The incident occurred over the weekend, and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. The local community has expressed their condolences and shock at the loss.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Tragic Incident at CFB Wainwright Leads to Loss of Lives and Injuries

A fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta resulted in the deaths of four military members and injuries to over three dozen others. Manitoba and Saskatchewan governments have expressed their condolences and offered support to those affected. The incident has prompted national mourning and solidarity across several provinces.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Financial Post, Ctv News
Politics • 7 days ago
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B.C. Conservatives Accuse NDP of Exploiting Tragedy

B.C. NDP Leader David Eby faced criticism for his comments regarding a fire incident in Wainwright, Alberta. The B.C. Conservative party alleged that Eby's remarks were aimed at gaining political advantage amid the tragedy. Eby subsequently sought to clarify his statements following the backlash from his political opponents.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Toronto Hosts Global Gathering on Multiple Sclerosis and Osteoporosis Screening for Women

A global gathering in Toronto has focused on the intersection of multiple sclerosis (MS) and osteoporosis screening for women. The event highlighted potential gaps in care for women with MS, emphasizing the need for improved screening practices. Discussions included the implications of osteoporosis on overall health for this demographic.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 7 days ago
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Waymo to Launch Driverless Ride-Hailing Service in Toronto

Waymo has announced plans to introduce a fully driverless ride-hailing service in Toronto, Canada. The service is expected to commence in 2028, marking the company's entry into the Canadian market. There are concerns among the public about the safety and reliability of self-driving vehicles, particularly in winter conditions.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Canadian Women's Hockey Team Embraces Youth for Upcoming World Championship

The Canadian women's hockey team will feature a younger roster at the world championship in Denmark next month. This tournament marks their first major competition since losing to the United States in the Olympic final. Seven players will make their debut at the world championship.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Ontario Electricity Rebates to Decrease in November

The Ontario Energy Board has announced a reduction in household electricity rebates starting in November. Alongside this reduction, winter pricing changes will also take effect. These adjustments will affect residential, small business, and farm electricity rates across Ontario.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Driver Scott Knight Dies in Accident at Desert Park Raceway

Scott Knight, a harness driver, died following a multi-horse collision at Desert Park Raceway in Osoyoos, British Columbia. The incident has led to the cancellation of the racing card scheduled for the following Monday. The harness racing community is expressing condolences and mourning Knight's passing.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Alberta Prepares for Referendum Vote Following CFB Wainwright Fire

Alberta is holding a referendum vote amid considerations about its relationship with Canada, particularly following a recent fire at CFB Wainwright. The fire has influenced public sentiment regarding the referendum, heightening discussions about federalism and unity. Political leaders are emphasizing the importance of the Canadian military's role in Alberta during this time of uncertainty.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, The Star
Technology • 7 days ago
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McGill University Develops Atlas of Functional DNA Changes

Researchers at McGill University have created an atlas that maps functional DNA changes related to human development. This innovative project aims to enhance understanding of human biology and evolution. The findings may provide insights into genetic factors influencing health and disease.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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B.C. Provincial Election Advance Voting Participation Report

Advance voting for the British Columbia provincial election has commenced, with reports indicating varying participation levels across the province. Some regions, like Chilliwack, saw thousands of ballots cast on the first day, while overall advance voting numbers have decreased by approximately 8% compared to the previous election in 2024. The advance voting period coincides with municipal voting in certain areas of British Columbia.

Sources: Google News, The Star
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Canadiens Focus on Closing Out Games Effectively

The Montreal Canadiens are placing increased emphasis on preserving leads during games. Various commentators note that learning to close out games has become a priority for the team. Analysts agree that playing a full 60 minutes is essential for future success.

Sources: Google News
Business • 7 days ago
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Ottawa Considers Legal Action Against U.S. Steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs Amid Trade Tensions

The Canadian government is contemplating a lawsuit against Cleveland-Cliffs, the U.S. owner of Stelco, concerning ongoing trade and employment issues. The company recently reported impressive financial results while also announcing layoffs. The situation has become a focal point in the broader Canada-U.S. trade conflict involving steel imports and tariffs.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Financial Post, Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Four Soldiers Killed in Fire at Alberta Military Base

A fire during a training exercise at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta resulted in the deaths of four soldiers and injuries to 39 others on Saturday. Nineteen individuals are reported to be in critical condition. The community of Wainwright is actively participating in efforts to donate blood in support of the victims and their families.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star, France 24
Politics • 7 days ago
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Concerns Raised Over Carney's West Coast Pipeline Project

Concerns have emerged regarding the potential legal challenges facing the West Coast pipeline project proposed by Mark Carney. First Nations are expressing opposition, stating that Bill C-5 infringes on the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The economic implications for Canada’s oil sector are also being scrutinized, with suggestions that the project may not restore jobs in the industry.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Call for Coroner's Inquest Following Wainwright Military Incident

Following a recent tragedy at a military base in Wainwright, Alberta, Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed that 50 investigators are currently examining the events. A military lawyer is advocating for a coroner's inquest to understand the circumstances surrounding the incident. The investigation aims to provide clarity on one of the most significant peacetime tragedies in Canadian history.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Winnipeg Jets Recall Brayden Yager from Manitoba Moose

The Winnipeg Jets have recalled forward Brayden Yager from the Manitoba Moose. This move comes after the Jets placed defenseman Josh Morrissey on injured reserve. Yager is expected to join the Jets for upcoming games.

Sources: Global News, Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Newfoundland and Labrador Anticipates Increased Oil Revenue Amid Concerns Over Provincial Debt

Newfoundland and Labrador is expecting significant revenue from rising oil prices, which is projected to help reduce the provincial deficit. However, the Auditor General has raised concerns regarding the province's historically high debt levels. Various sources indicate that this financial windfall may impact fiscal strategies moving forward.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Amira Elghawaby Introduces Online Resource for Canadian Muslim Research

Amira Elghawaby has launched an online portal aimed at transforming research related to Canadian Muslims into accessible policy briefs. The resource is designed for community groups, journalists, and politicians to access concise summaries of relevant studies. The initiative seeks to promote informed discussions and decision-making regarding the Muslim community in Canada.

Sources: The Star
Politics • 7 days ago
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Concerns Raised About Bill C-39 Proposed by Mark Carney

Mark Carney's Building Canada Strong Act, known as Bill C-39, has drawn criticism related to its potential impacts. Critics argue that the bill prioritizes economic growth over environmental safety and public welfare. The government's perspective on the bill's benefits has been challenged by various stakeholders.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Research Highlights High Screen Time Among Canadian Toddlers

Recent research indicates that a significant number of Canadian toddlers surpass recommended screen time limits. A Toronto family represents a contrasting approach as they maintain a mostly screen-free environment for their two-year-old. This situation underscores the varying practices among Canadian families regarding children's media consumption.

Sources: Google News, The Star
Politics • 7 days ago
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Implications of U.S. Political Dynamics on Canada and Ukraine

Recent developments indicate that Canada's government is navigating complex relations regarding support for Ukraine amidst the changing political landscape in the U.S. Comments have emerged suggesting that aligning too closely with one faction may lead to challenges in maintaining strong support for Ukraine. Analysts are evaluating the potential implications for Canada's foreign policy and international alliances.

Sources: The Star
Technology • 7 days ago
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New Netflix Films Highlight SCTV and Norm Macdonald's Contributions to Comedy

Netflix has released new films focusing on Canadian comedy legends SCTV and Norm Macdonald. The documentaries explore their influence and contributions to the comedy landscape. Notably, Judd Apatow directed a film about Norm Macdonald, which examines his journey and impact on stand-up comedy.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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McGill Law Students Petition for Classmate Convicted of Murder

A group of McGill law students has initiated a petition advocating for a classmate, who is a convicted murderer, to be allowed to return to their studies on campus. This situation has prompted McGill University to review its protocols regarding student admissions for individuals with criminal histories. The case has drawn attention from various media outlets and has sparked discussions about educational access for individuals with felony convictions.

Sources: Google News
Business • 7 days ago
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Work Stress Associated with Sexual Health Concerns in Canadian Men

Recent studies indicate a connection between work-related stress and sexual health problems among men in Canada. Experts highlight the importance of addressing mental health in the workplace to mitigate these issues. The findings suggest a need for increased awareness and support for employees experiencing stress.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Game Preview: Canadiens vs. Sharks

The Montreal Canadiens will face the San Jose Sharks in an upcoming hockey game. The match is part of the regular National Hockey League season. Fans can find information on the game's start time and how to watch it.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Ontario Public-Sector Unions Advocate for AI Workplace Safeguards

Ontario public-sector unions are encouraging local bargaining units to examine the presence of artificial intelligence in workplaces. They are tasked with identifying potential risks associated with AI. This initiative aims to establish safeguards to protect workers in response to the growing use of technology in various sectors.

Sources: Global News, Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Quebec Senior Theatre Company Gains Popularity for Humour and Experience

The Forever Young Theatre, located in the Laurentians region of Quebec, features performances that resonate with humour and draw on the experience of its senior performers. The company aims to provide entertainment that engages audiences of all ages. This initiative highlights the vitality and creativity present within the senior community in performing arts.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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NBA to Open Season with 125 International Players on Rosters

The NBA is set to open its season featuring 125 international players across various teams. Notably, players from France and Canada comprise a significant portion of these international athletes. This trend reflects the growing global influence of basketball and its appeal in various countries.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, The Star
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Wagering on Toronto's Mayoral Election Prohibited in Ontario

Despite restrictions on betting concerning election outcomes in Canada, over US$400,000 has been wagered on the upcoming Toronto mayoral election through Polymarket. Polymarket operates as a prediction market, allowing users to bet on various outcomes. The legality of such betting activities remains in question within Ontario's regulatory framework.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Discussion on Wealth Tax Propositions in British Columbia

The topic of wealth tax propositions has been reintroduced in British Columbia, raising discussions about the province's fiscal policies. Analysts highlight concerns regarding the impact of potential tax increases on taxpayers and the economy. The current discussions are occurring amid ongoing debates about British Columbia's budget deficits and potential future tax rates.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Flu Season Begins Earlier in Eastern Ontario, Health Official Reports

The flu season has started earlier than usual in eastern Ontario, according to the Eastern Ontario Health Unit's CEO. The early onset may affect vaccination plans in the region. Health authorities are advising residents to prepare for potential respiratory illness and vaccination opportunities.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Toronto Man Out $1,900 Due to Counterfeit Cash in Facebook Marketplace Transaction

A man from Toronto reported losing $1,900 in a transaction involving counterfeit money while selling his smartphone through Facebook Marketplace. The individual accepted the cash during the sale, only to discover later it was not legitimate. This incident highlights the potential risks associated with online sales platforms.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Alberta's Referendum and Market Outlook

A referendum is currently being considered in Alberta that may influence the province's oil and pipeline policies. This decision could impact both regional and market dynamics amid ongoing discussions regarding trade relations, particularly with the U.S. Stakeholders are watching closely to see how these developments will shape Alberta's economic landscape.

Sources: Seeking Alpha
Politics • 7 days ago
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UCP MLA Jason Stephan Not Seeking Re-Election

Jason Stephan, a Member of the Legislative Assembly representing Red Deer-South, has announced that he will not seek re-election in 2027. Stephan is known for supporting a petition that called for a referendum on Alberta separation. This decision comes amid increasing scrutiny from political opponents regarding his stance on separatism.

Sources: Global News, Google News
Business • 7 days ago
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U.S. Reduces Tariffs on Canadian Softwood Lumber

The U.S. has announced a reduction in tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber, lowering duties to 24.75%. This decision has been met with mixed reactions from Canadian regions, particularly British Columbia, where duties remain high. Various stakeholders in Ontario have criticized the ongoing lumber dispute and its impact on the province's economy.

Sources: Google News
Business • 7 days ago
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Chris Ciatto Appointed President of North America at Promera

Promera has announced the promotion of Chris Ciatto to President for North America. In this role, Ciatto will oversee commercial and operational activities in the United States and Canada. The appointment is part of the company's strategic leadership changes.

Sources: Businesswire
Business • 7 days ago
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Rise in Mortgage Delinquencies Reported in Canada

Recent data indicates an increase in mortgage delinquencies among Canadian homeowners. The share of individuals who are seriously behind on their mortgage payments has reportedly doubled since 2022. This rise in delinquencies is noted to be the most significant within the G7 countries.

Sources: National Post, Google News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Gas Prices Drop in Prince Edward Island

Gas prices on Prince Edward Island decreased by more than four cents overnight. This change in fuel prices is expected to impact consumers across the province. Observers note that fluctuations in gas prices are common and often influenced by various market factors.

Sources: Ctv News
Technology • 7 days ago
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AST SpaceMobile Progresses Towards Space-Based Cellular Broadband Service

AST SpaceMobile is preparing to deliver space-based cellular broadband services in several key markets by the end of 2026. The coverage will initially target the United States, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Saudi Arabia, with over 60 gateway installations planned globally. The company's strategy includes a spectrum allocation of approximately 100 MHz in the United States.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Mild Fall Weather Announced for Southwestern Ontario

Southwestern Ontario is expected to experience sunny and mild weather this week. Temperatures are predicted to be above seasonal norms. This weather provides opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy the region's autumn colours.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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New Brunswick Legislature to Commence Fall Sitting

The New Brunswick legislature is set to begin its fall sitting on Tuesday afternoon. This session marks the continuation of legislative activities in the province. It will provide an opportunity for discussions and decisions on various local matters.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 7 days ago
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Altius Minerals Corporation Reports Third Quarter 2026 Financial Update

Altius Minerals Corporation announced its financial performance for the third quarter of 2026, with projected record attributable royalty revenue of approximately $33.2 million, up from $21.4 million in the same quarter of 2025. Additionally, the market value of its junior equities portfolio increased to approximately $97.6 million by the end of September 2026. The company executed a net investment of about $5.0 million during the quarter.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Politics • 7 days ago
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Alberta Votes Against Separatism: Implications for Political Leadership

Recent polling indicates that a significant majority in Alberta have opted against separatism. Former cabinet minister James Moore interprets this decision as a call for Premier Danielle Smith to refocus on provincial governance. He also suggests that the conservative movement should distance itself from extreme factions.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 7 days ago
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Canadian Economists Warn of Economic Impact from Tariffs

Economists have raised concerns that the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration could have far-reaching effects on the Canadian economy. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has indicated that economic growth may slow as businesses contend with higher costs. Predictions suggest that Canadian GDP growth could decline in the fourth quarter of the year.

Sources: Google News
Markets • 7 days ago
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Bank of Canada Governor Discusses Inflation Risks at IMF Meeting

The Governor of the Bank of Canada, Tiff Macklem, addressed concerns regarding rising inflation risks while attending the International Monetary Fund meeting in Bangkok. His comments follow ongoing discussions about the impact of recent fluctuations in oil prices on the Canadian economy. Macklem noted the potential challenges that these inflationary pressures may pose moving forward.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 7 days ago
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Samsung Canada Launches Galaxy Campus Crew for Post-Secondary Students

Samsung Canada has introduced the Galaxy Campus Crew, a new program aimed at post-secondary students across the country. The initiative allows students to explore and share experiences with the latest Galaxy technology. Applications for the inaugural spots in the program are now open.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Technology • 7 days ago
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Videa and ClearDent Form Partnership for AI Imaging in Canadian Dentistry

Videa and ClearDent have announced a partnership to integrate AI-powered dental imaging into ClearDent's clinical workflow. This collaboration aims to provide Canadian dental professionals with enhanced radiographic insights using existing software. The integration is designed to improve patient care through advanced technology.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Markets • 7 days ago
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Purecore Metals Inc. Announces $3.52 Million Private Placement

Purecore Metals Inc. has successfully closed an oversubscribed non-brokered private placement amounting to $3.52 million. The company issued shares at a price of $0.70 each to investors. This placement is part of a series of recent financial activities undertaken by the company.

Sources: Financial Post
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Training at CFB Wainwright Prepares Canadian Soldiers Despite Risks

CFB Wainwright in Alberta plays a significant role in training thousands of Canadian soldiers each year. While the training is reported to be highly realistic, previous high-intensity operations at the base have resulted in fatal accidents. A retired Canadian Armed Forces major-general endorses the effectiveness of the training for combat preparedness.

Sources: The Star, Ctv News, Global News
Business • 7 days ago
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Evolve Royalties Announces Acquisition of Portfolio of Seven Royalties

Evolve Royalties Ltd. has entered into binding letter agreements to acquire a portfolio of seven royalties. This portfolio includes copper royalties linked to Osisko Metals' Gaspé Copper Project and Red Brook Property. The transactions are set to take place in the coming months.

Sources: Financial Post
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Canada's Inflation Rate Increases Due to Rising Energy Costs

Canada's inflation rate has surpassed 3%, primarily driven by rising energy prices. Contributing factors include geopolitical tensions, particularly conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, which are impacting refinery capacity. This increase in inflation could have broader economic implications for Canadians.

Sources: Financial Post
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Political Perspectives on AI Data Centres in British Columbia

In British Columbia, AI data centres have emerged as a significant political topic. The issue has gained traction as various political parties outline their positions on its future. This discussion reflects broader global concerns about the implications of AI technology.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 7 days ago
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Air Canada and United Airlines to Expand Routes Amid Trade Tensions

Air Canada and United Airlines are planning to expand their routes. Air Canada has experienced a decline of approximately 10 percent in capacity to the U.S. over the past two years, influenced by trade tensions. The airlines are adapting to the changing market dynamics by increasing their flight offerings.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 7 days ago
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Discussion on Canada's Position Regarding Taiwan and China

George Takach argues that supporting Taiwan is crucial for Canada's interests, outweighing the benefits of access to the Chinese market. The commentary emphasizes the importance of democratic values in the face of China's influence. The conversation raises questions about Canada's foreign policy priorities in relation to Taiwan.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Beluga Whale Rescued from Marineland Dies in California

A beluga whale that was rescued from Marineland in Ontario has died at a California aquarium. This incident is part of a series of deaths involving animals relocated from the now-closed Canadian facility over the summer. The deaths have raised concerns about the welfare of these animals following their relocation.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, Ctv News, Global News
Technology • 7 days ago
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Norwegian Data Centre Company Seeks Partner for Canada-Europe Fibre Project

A Norwegian data centre company is searching for a partner to help develop a fibre link between Canada and Europe. The initiative was featured in presentations made to global investors during the Canada Investment Summit. This project aims to enhance international connectivity and data transfer capabilities.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Son of Mayoral Candidate Critically Injured in Incident at CFB Wainwright

Cathy Keane, a mayoral candidate from Oro-Medonte, Ontario, has confirmed that her son has been critically injured in a fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, Alberta. The incident occurred over the weekend, prompting Keane to pause her campaign activities to support her son. Details regarding the cause of the fire and the extent of the injuries have not been disclosed.

Sources: Ctv News, CBC News
Business • 7 days ago
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Delasport Launches PlayBetNova.ca in Alberta

Delasport has officially launched its online gaming platform, PlayBetNova.ca, in Alberta, marking its entry into the province. This comes three months after Alberta's online gaming market was opened to operators on July 13, 2026. The launch expands Delasport's partnership with the Betnova brand into its second Canadian market.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 7 days ago
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GFL Environmental Inc. Founder Attracts Interest for Business Expansion

GFL Environmental Inc., founded by Dovigi, has grown to become North America's fourth-largest waste management company. Dovigi has achieved notable wealth through his business ventures. The company is now attracting interest from potential buyers or partners for future opportunities.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 7 days ago
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Analysis of Ontario's Economic Situation Prior to Tariffs

Ontario's economy exhibited flat growth prior to the trade tariffs imposed by the United States. The implications of policy changes are discussed in relation to the provincial economy. The argument presented suggests that the economic challenges faced by Ontario are not solely attributable to external trade policies.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Fatal Crash in Nova Scotia Following Police Chase

A collision in Kings County, Nova Scotia, has resulted in one death and four injuries following a police attempt to initiate a traffic stop. The incident involved a vehicle that fled from law enforcement and went off the road. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are investigating the circumstances of the event.

Sources: Ctv News, Global News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Japanese Economist Suggests Canada Focus on Asia

Kazuto Suzuki, a prominent Japanese economist, advises Canada to strengthen its economic ties with Asian markets. He argues that Asia represents a more dynamic economic landscape compared to Europe. Suzuki's comments come amid Canada's ongoing efforts to forge closer relationships with European countries.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
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Charles Hamelin Highlights Potential of Canada's Next Generation of Speedskaters

Charles Hamelin, a celebrated short-track speedskater, has expressed confidence in the capabilities of emerging athletes in the sport. He believes these young skaters possess the intelligence necessary to elevate Canada's presence in speed skating. Hamelin's remarks highlight the potential for future success in international competitions.

Sources: The Star, CBC News
Business • 7 days ago
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Ottawa Senators Extend Head Coach Travis Green

The Ottawa Senators have extended head coach Travis Green's contract to last into the next decade. The NHL club announced the multi-year extension on Monday. The extension includes some of Green's assistant coaches as well.

Sources: Global News, CBC News
Politics • 7 days ago
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House of Commons Holds Reflection After CFB Wainwright Incident

The House of Commons recently shifted from its usual debates to a day of reflection following a tragedy at CFB Wainwright. Party leaders expressed their condolences and solidarity during this somber occasion. The event has prompted discussions on the impact of such tragedies in military communities.

Sources: National Post
Markets • 7 days ago
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Economists Predict Bank of Canada Rate Hike Could Occur by 2026 Following Inflation Report

Economists have suggested that a potential rate hike by the Bank of Canada could still occur by 2026 in light of recent inflation readings. Comments from the Bank's Governor indicate a possible shift towards a tighter monetary policy earlier than previously anticipated. Analysts are closely monitoring inflation trends as they may influence the bank's decisions regarding interest rates.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 7 days ago
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Canadian News Publishers Sue Anthropic for Copyright Infringement

A coalition of major Canadian news publishers has filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, claiming copyright infringement. The lawsuit, submitted to an Ontario court on October 6, alleges that Anthropic used the publishers' content to develop its AI model, Claude. The publishers involved include Postmedia, Torstar, The Globe and Mail, and The Canadian Press.

Sources: CBC News, The Globe and Mail, Global News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Canadian Vaping Association Responds to Health Canada's New Guidance on Vaping Product Promotion

The Canadian Vaping Association has expressed support for Health Canada's recently issued guidelines concerning the promotion of vaping products. The association believes that clearer expectations from regulators will enhance compliance and create a fair market for responsible businesses. Additionally, the association is calling for further guidance on the promotion of flavours in vaping products.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Two Men Charged After Cocaine Seizure at Ambassador Bridge

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) reported the seizure of 127 kilograms of cocaine on September 11. The drugs were discovered during a secondary inspection of a commercial truck arriving from the United States. Two men from Mississauga have been charged in connection with the incident.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Trump Comments on U.S. Spending Related to Canadian Health Care

U.S. President Donald Trump made remarks concerning U.S. financial expenditures related to Canadian health care. He referred to Canada's leadership, mentioning Prime Minister Mark Carney, and commented on trade relations. Discussions surrounding the implications of health care costs in Canada and trade dynamics were highlighted.

Sources: National Post
Business • 7 days ago
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Pro Painters Rebrands to Pro Painters Canada Amid Expansion

Pro Painters has rebranded from Pro Painters Muskoka to Pro Painters Canada, indicating an expansion beyond the Muskoka region. The company has completed over 3,000 projects and aims to serve a broader customer base, including homeowners, cottage owners, and businesses. This rebranding marks a significant milestone in the company's growth strategy.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 7 days ago
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Kane Biotech Expands Activities with New Distribution Agreement and Conference Presence

Kane Biotech Inc. has signed a non-exclusive distribution agreement with The Stevens Company to broaden its reach for the revyve® product line throughout Canada. Additionally, Kane Biotech will participate in the Wounds Canada National Hybrid Conference to engage with Canadian wound-care professionals. These developments signal continued efforts by Kane Biotech to enhance its market presence and address microbial biofilm challenges.

Sources: Financial Post
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Advance Voting Hours Extended in Alberta Due to Weather-Related Delays

Elections Alberta has extended voting hours at select polling stations following reports of high winds and delays in opening some locations. Over 700,000 advance ballots have been cast ahead of the provincial referendum. Voting results will be released after 10 p.m. once all polling stations have closed.

Sources: Ctv News, Global News, National Post, CBC News
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SIU Investigates Ottawa Officers Involved in Man's Fall from Parking Garage

Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has cleared two Ottawa police officers of criminal negligence related to a man who fell from a downtown parking garage. The individual had initially broken into a bar and fled from the authorities. The SIU concluded that the officers' actions during a brief pursuit did not breach criminal law.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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That Curling Show Recaps GSOC Event in Victoria

The latest episode of That Curling Show features a recap of the first stop in the Grand Slam of Curling held in Victoria, British Columbia. Hosts Devin Heroux, Joanne Courtney, and Brad Gushue discuss the highlights and performances from the weekend event. The program aims to engage curling fans and provide insights into the tournament.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Review of Criminal Charges in Winnipeg Police HQ Project Continues

The Manitoba Prosecution Service is conducting a third review to determine if criminal charges should be filed in relation to the procurement and construction of the Winnipeg Police Service headquarters. This ongoing review follows allegations surrounding the project. The decision will impact the accountability of those involved in the scandal.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 7 days ago
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GoldInxs Mining Corp. Begins Drill Program at Fishpot Project

GoldInxs Mining Corp. has initiated its first drill program at the Fishpot Project in Central British Columbia to explore multiple gold-silver and copper-gold targets. This program is part of the company's ongoing efforts to assess the potential of its mining assets. Additionally, GoldInxs has recently completed the second tranche of a non-brokered private placement to expand funding for its projects.

Sources: Financial Post
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Investigation Launched by SIU Following Incidents Involving OPP

The Ontario Provincial Police responded to separate calls for assistance regarding individuals in distress in Hagar and Essex. The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) has been engaged to investigate these incidents. Details regarding the nature of the incidents and the conditions of those involved remain unclear.

Sources: Ctv News, CBC News
Business • 7 days ago
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Report indicates unused Microsoft licenses cost the federal government millions

A report from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation outlines that the federal government spent $4.8 million on Microsoft licenses that were reportedly not used by employees. Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada was noted to have the highest number of unused licenses, amounting to 7,443. Statistics Canada incurred the highest expenditure on these licenses, nearly reaching $1.2 million in costs.

Sources: National Post
Politics • 7 days ago
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Yukon Government Borrowing Limit Increased to $3 Billion

The federal government has agreed to raise the Yukon government's borrowing limit from $1.2 billion to $3 billion. This decision was formalized in an order-in-council recommended by the federal finance minister on October 9. The increase aims to provide Yukon with greater financial flexibility for future projects and programs.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Ontario's Electricity Deal with the U.S. Evaluated

Ontario has engaged in an electricity-import deal with the United States. Premier Doug Ford had previously mentioned that exporting electricity to the U.S. could be beneficial amid trade tensions. This development raises questions regarding the province's energy policy under Ford's leadership.

Sources: National Post
Business • 7 days ago
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Canadian Investors Can Access OpenAI Investments Through Questrade

Questrade is providing Canadian investors with the opportunity to purchase shares in OpenAI ahead of its initial public offering. This advance access to investments in sought-after companies points to a trend among online brokerages. However, investing early in such opportunities does not assure financial returns.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
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Gabriela DeBues-Stafford Sets New Canadian Women's 10K Record

Gabriela DeBues-Stafford has broken the longstanding Canadian women's 10K record. She completed the distance in 31 minutes 37.8 seconds during the Jarrow 10-kilometre road race in England. This achievement marks her eighth Canadian record.

Sources: Google News, CBC News
Technology • 7 days ago
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Debate Surrounds Data Centre Developments in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

A debate is ongoing in New Brunswick over the surge in applications for data centres, raising tensions among provincial and municipal governments. In Nova Scotia, significant pushback has emerged against a proposed $10 billion AI data centre project led by EverWind Fuels. Opposition parties are advocating for an emergency session of the Legislature to address concerns regarding the mounting criticism and community response.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News, CBC News
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WSIB Centralization Decision Faces Criticism from Unions and Political Parties

The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) has closed ten regional offices in Ontario, leading to concerns from the Ontario NDP and CUPE regarding the impact on injured workers and accountability. The closures resulted in the loss of over 700 jobs, prompting criticism about the centralization of services in Toronto. Union representatives plan to discuss these issues at an upcoming media conference.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 7 days ago
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Study Indicates Canada's Tax Competitiveness Affected by High Income Taxes

A recent study highlights that high personal income taxes in Canada may diminish the country's tax competitiveness. The report mentions that the ongoing trade tensions with the U.S. have contributed to a negative assessment of Canada's cross-border tax regime. These findings suggest potential implications for economic policies moving forward.

Sources: National Post
Markets • 7 days ago
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Capital Power Scheduled to Release Q3 2026 Results

Capital Power Corporation is set to issue its third quarter results for 2026 on November 2, 2026. The announcement will occur before the markets open, and a conference call will take place later that day. The call is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. ABT, which corresponds to 8:00 a.m. MT and 10:00 a.m. ET.

Sources: Financial Post
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Nurse Practitioners in Northern New Brunswick Assigned to Emergency Rooms

Nurse practitioners in Northern New Brunswick are being reassigned from primary care to address staffing shortages at the Campbellton Regional Hospital. This decision has raised concerns from their representative group regarding the potential impact on patient care. The situation highlights ongoing issues related to healthcare staffing in the region.

Sources: CBC News
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Walmart Plans to Raise US$6 Billion Through Bond Sales in Canada and the U.S.

Walmart is set to raise US$6 billion through bond sales in both the United States and Canada. The issuance of Canadian bonds aims to provide currency and investor diversification for U.S. borrowers. The initiative reflects Walmart's ongoing strategy to improve its financial flexibility.

Sources: Financial Post
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Northern Discovery Metals Announces Private Placement

Northern Discovery Metals Inc. has announced a non-brokered private placement to raise up to C$1,500,000. The offering will include both non-flow-through units and flow-through units. This initiative is part of the company's financial strategy to secure funding for its operations.

Sources: Financial Post
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Belgravia Hartford Capital Inc. Proposes Share Consolidation

Belgravia Hartford Capital Inc. has proposed a consolidation of its common shares at a ratio of one new share for every ten shares currently outstanding. The decision is part of the corporation's strategy to streamline its capital structure. Further details regarding the timeline and implications of this consolidation are forthcoming.

Sources: Financial Post
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P.E.I. Municipal Elections Approach Amid Discussions on Women's Representation

Prince Edward Island is preparing for municipal elections scheduled for November 2. Concerns have been raised regarding the low number of women candidates, with reports indicating that only one in four candidates in the largest municipalities are women. Many positions have also been filled by acclamation, reducing competition for some mayoral and councillor roles.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Community Grieves for Wainwright Incident

A community is in mourning following a recent incident in Wainwright that has evoked a strong emotional response. Vigil events have been held where community members gathered to express their grief and support for the affected individuals. The situation has prompted discussions about broader influences and concerns within the region.

Sources: National Post
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New Menopause Society Established in Prince Edward Island

A new non-profit group focused on women's health has been launched in Prince Edward Island. The P.E.I. Menopause Society aims to provide information and support regarding menopause. Founders Dr. Kathie McNally and Dr. Michele Murray discuss its significance for the local community.

Sources: CBC News
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Curling Competition Committee to Address Recent Event Controversy

The Grand Slam of Curling's competition committee will convene this week to review a controversial outcome at the Co-op Invitational. This finish resulted in two Canadian teams advancing to the playoffs, while an American team did not make the cut. The decision has sparked criticism and discontent among some participants and spectators.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 7 days ago
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Patagonia Gold Files Technical Report for Calcatreu Gold-Silver Project

Patagonia Gold Corp. has announced the filing of a technical report for its Calcatreu Gold-Silver Project located in Rio Negro Province, Argentina. The report is titled 'Calcatreu Project, Rio Negro Province, Argentina, Preliminary Economic Assessment, NI 43-101 Technical Report'. It was dated October 2, 2026, and has an effective date of January 14, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post
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Yukon Coroner Reports Increase in Fatal Drug Overdoses

The Yukon Chief Coroner has reported a rise in fatal overdoses since July, with eight confirmed deaths linked to substance use and two additional suspected cases. This alarming trend is being monitored closely by health officials. The coroner emphasized the importance of addressing the issue of substance use in the region.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 7 days ago
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FireSwarm Solutions Acknowledged for Innovation in Wildfire Response Technology

FireSwarm Solutions, a Canadian company based in Squamish, has been included in the Cleantech Group's 2026 Cleantech 50 to Watch list. The company specializes in technology that automates ultra-heavy-lift drones designed for wildfire response and logistics. This recognition highlights the growing importance of innovative solutions to address environmental challenges.

Sources: Financial Post
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Changes to Outpatient Lab Services at Yellowknife Hospital

The Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority has announced extended hours for outpatient lab services at Yellowknife hospital. Alongside the new hours, an additional method for booking appointments has been introduced. These changes aim to improve access for patients requiring lab services.

Sources: CBC News
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Saskatchewan Advocates Urge Action on Homelessness as Winter Approaches

Homeless advocates in Saskatchewan are urging municipal and provincial leaders to implement long-term solutions to address the growing crisis of homelessness. As winter approaches, the need for immediate action becomes increasingly pressing. Cities across the province are experiencing an increase in the number of individuals experiencing homelessness.

Sources: Global News
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Advocacy for Funding Support for Deaf Athletes in Canada

Jim Kyte, a former NHL player, advocates for improved funding for deaf athletes representing Canada in international competitions. His efforts are focused on the Deaflympics team, highlighting the need for equitable financial support. Kyte emphasizes the importance of affirmative action to ensure that deaf athletes have the resources they need to compete at high levels.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Business • 7 days ago
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Western Acquires Canadian Farm Insurance and Stockmens Insurance

Western has announced the acquisition of Canadian Farm Insurance and Stockmens Insurance, both specialized property and casualty insurers focused on livestock. As part of this transaction, Scott Tannas will take on the role of CEO for both firms. The company will also conduct a private placement of approximately $50 million in conjunction with this acquisition.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 7 days ago
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Cambria Gold Mines Reports High Gold Assay Results at Silver Coin Deposit

Cambria Gold Mines Inc. announced new assay results indicating a gold concentration of 98.56 grams per tonne (g/t) over 8.2 metres at the Silver Coin Deposit of the Premier Gold Project. The results come from an ongoing infill drilling program at the Premier Mining Complex, located near Stewart in northwestern British Columbia. The company is also pursuing a marketing agreement with Maximus Strategic Consulting Inc.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 7 days ago
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Former Manitoba Law Dean Arrested in France After Tenure at German University

A former law dean from Manitoba was arrested in France and is facing extradition to Canada. The individual had been employed at Germany's largest university prior to the arrest. The situation has raised questions regarding their professional conduct and legal implications in Canada.

Sources: CBC News
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Manitoba Pharmacists Seek Expanded Prescribing Authority

The Progressive Conservatives in Manitoba are advocating for increased prescribing powers for pharmacists in the province. They argue that this change would benefit rural areas where access to medical practitioners can be limited. Currently, Manitoba pharmacists have the most restrictions on their prescribing capabilities compared to other regions.

Sources: CBC News
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Majority of Alberta Voters Reject Separatism in Recent Referendum

Alberta recently held a referendum regarding the province's potential separation from Canada. The majority of voters chose to remain part of Canada. The referendum generated significant debate and revealed divisions within the province regarding the issue of independence.

Sources: Google News, The Bbc, The Guardian, Global News
Business • 7 days ago
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Stelco Announces Layoffs Amid Industry Changes

Stelco has announced plans to lay off up to 500 workers in Hamilton and Nanticoke, Ontario, citing a combination of temporary trade war impacts and evolving industry technologies. Despite this, the company's U.S. owner claims that Stelco recently reported its strongest quarterly performance since acquisition in 2024. The layoffs reflect broader trends in the steel industry regarding workforce reductions and market demands.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Business • 7 days ago
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VR Resources Receives NOI Permit Approval for Drill Site Expansion in Nevada

VR Resources Limited has received approval for its Notice of Intent (NOI) drill permit expansion from the Nevada Bureau of Land Management. This approval includes an expanded drill site coverage for the company's New Boston Moly-Copper-Tungsten-Silver Porphyry Project. The completion of this permitting process enables VR Resources to proceed with drilling operations.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 7 days ago
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Canada's Current Situation Amidst Global Concerns

Recent observations suggest that Canada has found a measure of common ground despite ongoing global challenges. This reconciliation appears to be a reflection of recent developments within the country. The focus remains on maintaining stability and unity in the face of external uncertainties.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
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Montreal Man Faces Significant Medical Bills Following Spinal Surgery

A man in Montreal has reported that he may be liable for over $1 million in medical expenses following emergency spinal surgery. The individual, originally from the Philippines, did not have provincial health coverage at the time of the procedure. This situation highlights potential gaps in healthcare access for certain residents in Canada.

Sources: Global News
Markets • 7 days ago
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BlackRock Canada Announces October Cash Distributions for iShares ETFs

BlackRock Asset Management Canada Limited has announced the October 2026 cash distributions for its iShares ETFs listed on the TSX or Cboe Canada. These distributions are applicable to unitholders of record for the ETFs that pay on a monthly basis. Further details were provided regarding the specific amounts and distribution schedules.

Sources: Financial Post
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Disagreement Over Moose Hunting Rights in Manitoba

Three First Nations chiefs in Manitoba dispute claims made by a cabinet minister regarding support for moose hunting in their traditional territories. The chiefs assert that they have not reached an agreement with the provincial government on this issue. The discussion highlights ongoing tensions between Indigenous rights and provincial regulations.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Guelph Therapist Advocates for OHIP Coverage of Long-Term Supportive Therapy

A psychotherapist in Guelph has initiated a petition for long-term supportive psychotherapy to be funded by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP). Marinela Trickett, the clinical director of Trickett Psychotherapy, highlighted that out-of-pocket costs for therapy sessions can exceed $100. The petition aims to address accessibility and affordability issues for mental health services in Ontario.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 7 days ago
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Questions Raised About Mark Carney's Potential Role and Views

Questions have emerged regarding Mark Carney's stance on pipelines given his background in climate advocacy. Additionally, there is speculation about whether Carney has considered a position as Justin Trudeau's finance minister. These inquiries highlight ongoing discussions about climate policy and energy infrastructure in Canada.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 7 days ago
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Debate Surrounds Protectionist Steel Policies in Canada Amid Rising Prices

There is an ongoing discussion regarding the effectiveness of protectionist steel policies in Canada. Rising steel prices have been beneficial for steel mills but may negatively affect companies like Stelco and some customers. The situation is marked by reports of layoffs and shortages in the industry.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 7 days ago
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The Historical Significance of the War of 1812 in Canada

The War of 1812 was a conflict that took place between 1812 and 1815, largely involving the United States and British North America. It played a significant role in shaping Canada's national identity and history. Today, discussions surrounding the War of 1812 often reflect on its lasting impact on Canada-U.S. relations and Canadian pride.

Sources: National Post
Technology • 7 days ago
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Canada Requires Strategic Approach to National Research Infrastructure, Says New Report

A new report from the Council of Canadian Academies emphasizes the need for Canada to adopt a strategic approach towards its national research infrastructure. The report highlights missed opportunities in scientific discovery, innovation, and economic competitiveness. It stresses that enhancing research infrastructure can address complex societal challenges.

Sources: Le Soleil, Financial Post
Business • 7 days ago
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Miata Metals Reports Positive Assay Results from Sela Creek Gold Project in Suriname

Miata Metals Corp. has announced results from 14 diamond drill holes at its Sela Creek Gold Project in Suriname, confirming the presence of gold mineralization. The assay results indicate an intersection of 43.0 metres at 2.42 grams per tonne of gold, with a notable section of 4.0 metres at 17.11 grams per tonne. This ongoing drill program is part of a larger 25,000 metre initiative aimed at exploring the mineral potential of Sela Creek.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 7 days ago
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Alberta's Economic Concerns and the Secession Debate

Alberta’s economy has been a source of frustration, particularly regarding equalization payments and energy policy. There is a noticeable debate over the future of the province, especially as discussions regarding secession resurface. Understanding the historical context of Alberta’s agrarian roots may provide insights into current sentiments and political dynamics.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Markets • 7 days ago
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CMG Schedules Release Date for Q2 2027 Financial Results

Computer Modelling Group Ltd. has announced it will release its second quarter 2027 financial results on November 12, 2026. The results will be available after market close. A conference call with the company's CEO and CFO is scheduled for the following morning.

Sources: Financial Post
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K2 Gold Corporation Reports Final Drilling Results at Dragonfly Zone

K2 Gold Corporation has announced results from the final four holes of drilling at its Dragonfly Zone within the Mojave Project. The drilling revealed significant gold grades, including a notable interval of 19.81 meters averaging 7.51 grams per tonne. The reported findings are expected to contribute to the project's overall assessment.

Sources: Financial Post
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Inventus Mining Begins Phase 3 Drill Program at Pardo Project

Inventus Mining Corp. has commenced a Phase 3 drilling program at its Pardo Project near Sudbury, Ontario. The program will include approximately 6,000 metres of drilling across 155 holes. The objective is to explore the extension of gold-bearing layers in the area.

Sources: Financial Post
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QGold Begins 2026 Drilling Campaign at Mine Centre in Ontario

Q-Gold Resources Ltd. has announced the commencement of its 2026 drilling campaign at the Mine Centre Gold Project in Ontario. The initial phase will target areas around the Foley Mine to expand known mineral veins. The detailed program has not yet been disclosed, but it is part of the company's ongoing exploration efforts.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 7 days ago
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NioBay Identifies New Targets and Expands Exploration Area at James Bay Niobium Project

NioBay Metals Inc. has announced the identification of new targets on its James Bay Niobium Project located 45 km south of Moose Factory, Ontario. The company is currently holding a valid exploration permit and mining lease for the area until 2028. The work was conducted by Ronacher Mckenzie Geoscience Inc. from Sudbury.

Sources: Le Soleil, Financial Post
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Domaine Taschereau Recognized as AMCE by Quebec

The Domaine Taschereau in Sainte-Marie has been officially recognized as an AMCE by the Quebec Ministry of the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change. This designation is part of the province's efforts to promote environmental stewardship and sustainable practices. The recognition highlights the Domaine's commitment to reducing its environmental impact.

Sources: Enbeauce.com
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Japanese Barberry to Be Banned in Quebec to Prevent Lyme Disease

Japanese barberry is commonly used in landscaping for its aesthetic foliage and deer resistance. However, it will soon be prohibited for sale in Quebec due to health concerns related to its rapid spread in the natural environment. This measure aims to mitigate the risks associated with the transmission of Lyme disease.

Sources: Le Quotidien, Le Soleil, Le Droit, Le-nouvelliste, La-voix-de-lest, La Tribune
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Frost Advisory Issued for Several Areas in Quebec

Environment Canada has issued a yellow frost advisory for several areas in Quebec. The advisory specifically affects regions located on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River. Residents are advised to take precautions against potential frost conditions.

Sources: Journal Montreal, Tva Nouvelles, Journal De Québec
Provincial • 7 days ago
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Controversy Surrounds Kudz Ze Kayah Mining Project in Yukon

The Kudz Ze Kayah mining project in Yukon has faced opposition from the Kaska First Nation. The area has a history of environmental degradation due to past mining activities. Concerns have been raised about the potential impact of the new project on the region's landscape and ecosystems.

Sources: Radio-canada Ca
Provincial • 7 days ago
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New Season of 'Hantées' Explores Northern Ontario's Haunting History

The sixth season of 'Hantées' takes viewers on a journey through Northern Ontario's Route 11, highlighting its abandoned mines and ghost towns. The series aims to uncover the historical significance and eerie tales associated with the region. This new season invites audiences to explore the hidden secrets of Northern Ontario.

Sources: Le Soleil, Le Quotidien, Le Droit, La Tribune
Business • 7 days ago
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Final Report Establishes Principles for Canadian Taxonomy Development

The final version of the report on methodologies sets the groundwork for a credible taxonomy in Canada. This development is expected to facilitate investments related to the taxonomy. Stakeholders are optimistic about the implications for future fiscal initiatives in the country.

Sources: Les Affairs