Canada Edition · Day Desk

Thursday, October 29

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Business • about 1 hour ago

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Canada's Construction Sector Faces Uncertain Future Amid Increased Activity

The construction sector in Canada has experienced a slight increase in activity in the last quarter. However, challenges such as rising material costs and decreased residential demand contribute to an uneven outlook heading into 2027. Experts suggest these factors may hinder future growth in the industry.

Canada's women's hockey team secured a 5-3 victory over the United States in a pre-tournament exhibition game held in Windsor, Ontario. This win marks Canada's first victory over the U.S. team since February 8, 2025, ending an eight-game losing streak. The match served as preparation ahead of the upcoming IIHF Women's World Championship set to begin on November 6 in Denmark.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Canada and the EU Initiate Summit for Potential New Partnership

A summit between Canada and the European Union is set to begin in Montreal, focusing on establishing a new partnership. Current EU partnership frameworks do not align with Canada's needs. The discussions come after significant anticipation regarding the future of Canada-EU relations.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News

Technology • about 1 hour ago

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BioTalent Canada Introduces BioReady Ontario Initiative

BioTalent Canada has launched the BioReady Ontario initiative aimed at connecting artificial intelligence skills with careers in biomanufacturing. The initiative is designed to support various subsectors, including bio-health, bio-industrial, agri-bio, and bio-energy in Ontario. This program aims to address the skills gap in the biomanufacturing industry.

Sources: Businesswire

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Canadian Independent Grocer of the Year Awards Held in Toronto

The Canadian Independent Grocer of the Year Awards Ceremony took place in Toronto on October 29, 2026. The event was attended by over 500 individuals from the grocery sector, including grocers, suppliers, and distributors. The awards are presented annually by the Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers to recognize outstanding contributions in the industry.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Oilers End Flames' Winning Streak in Battle of Alberta

The Edmonton Oilers defeated the Calgary Flames, ending the Flames' four-game winning streak. Goaltender Tristan Jarry recorded a shutout during the game. The victory marks a significant moment in the ongoing rivalry known as the Battle of Alberta.

Sources: Google News

Technology • about 1 hour ago

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Cannabix Technologies Considers Expansion into Breath-Based Health Sector

Sources: Global News, The Globe and Mail

Markets • about 1 hour ago

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Bank of Canada Increases Key Interest Rate to 2.5%

The Bank of Canada has raised its key interest rate by 25 basis points, bringing it to 2.5%. Following this increase, major banks, including RBC, TD, BMO, CIBC, and National Bank, have announced adjustments to their prime rates. This change reflects ongoing monetary policy actions in response to economic conditions.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Indigenous Leaders Organize Rallies Against Bill C-39 Across Canada

Indigenous leaders in Canada are mobilizing for a series of rallies in protest of Bill C-39, known as the 'Building Canada Strong Act.' The protests are part of a National Week of Action aimed at addressing concerns about the federal government's impact on Indigenous communities. The events are being organized under the banner of 'Idle No More 2.0.'

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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$20,000 Donated by Saskatchewan Blue Cross to Six Local Organizations

Saskatchewan Blue Cross has allocated $20,000 in funding to six local organizations in Saskatchewan. This funding was made possible through their Your Voice, Your Choice program, which allows advisors and employers to direct resources to causes they deem important. The initiative highlights community engagement and the impact of collective contributions.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • about 1 hour ago

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General Land & Power Launches Solar Project in Rocky View County

General Land & Power has announced the Sollair Energy Project, a 75-megawatt solar energy project covering 480 acres in Rocky View County, Alberta. This initiative aims to integrate renewable energy production with agricultural land use. The project is part of a broader effort to enhance sustainability in energy and farming sectors.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Carla Qualtrough Elected President of Swimming Canada

Carla Qualtrough has been appointed as the new president of Swimming Canada. She is a former federal cabinet minister and a Paralympian. The announcement was made by the organization on Wednesday.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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New Survey Indicates Declining Awareness and Intent to Vaccinate for Flu Season in Canada

A recent survey conducted by Rexall reveals that less than half of Canadians are aware of their eligibility for a flu shot. Additionally, only one in four respondents intends to get vaccinated this flu season. This data raises concerns about potential decreases in vaccination rates as Canada approaches flu season.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Quebec Government Plans to End Daylight Saving Time

The Quebec government, led by Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, has announced its intention to abolish the practice of changing the clocks for Daylight Saving Time. It has not yet been determined whether the province will retain standard time or daylight saving time year-round. Quebecers are expected to set their clocks back one hour this weekend, likely for the last time.

Sources: Le Devoir, Le Nord-côtier, Le Haute Côte-nord, Le Manic, Le Canada Français, Les Affairs, L'écho De La Rive-nord, Enbeauce.com, Acadie Nouvelle, Lapresse Ca, Le Charlevoisien, Global News

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Wealthsimple Secures $425 Million Investment at $13.8 Billion Valuation

Wealthsimple has announced the completion of a funding round, raising $425 million, bringing its valuation to $13.8 billion. The investment was led by GIC, with participation from Power Corporation. This funding is intended to support Wealthsimple's growth and expansion within the financial services sector in Canada.

Sources: Les Affairs, Wealthsimple, The Globe and Mail, Financial Post

Business • about 1 hour ago

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AG Growth International Inc. Announces Approval of Debenture Amendments

Ag Growth International Inc. has announced that holders of its senior subordinated unsecured debentures have approved amendments to the Debentures. This decision was made during a serial meeting of Debentureholders held on the day of the announcement. The amendments pertain to debentures due on December 31, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post

Technology • about 1 hour ago

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Investigation Launched into Crime Stoppers Data Breach

The Privacy Commissioner of Canada is investigating a data breach related to Crime Stoppers. The investigation will focus on Navigate 360, a U.S.-based third-party provider responsible for managing anonymous tips for Crime Stoppers programs in Canada. Concerns have been raised regarding the cybersecurity of the platform used for these tips.

Sources: CBC News, Global News

Markets • about 1 hour ago

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Evaluation of the Bank of Canada’s Inflation Management Strategies

The Bank of Canada is tasked with maintaining stability in inflation and employs adjustments to the policy interest rate as its primary tool. Recent discussions have emerged regarding the timing of the Bank's actions in response to inflationary pressures. The ongoing debate centres on whether the pre-emptive measures taken by the Bank were necessary or premature.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Technology • about 1 hour ago

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EVIO Unveils Battery Box at Aerospace Summit

EVIO has introduced the Battery Box, a modular storage system designed for energy needs in remote defence operations. The launch occurred at the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada’s Aerospace Summit in Ottawa. The Battery Box is aimed at advancing towards prototyping for dual-use applications.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Ottawa School Board Elections Result in Sidelined Trustees-Elect

Twelve trustees-elect were successfully elected to Ottawa's largest school board during the recent election. However, their roles are currently limited due to provincial decisions impacting their authority. This situation raises questions about the effectiveness of the newly elected officials despite their electoral victories.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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N.L. Hydro Fined for Occupational Health and Safety Violation Related to Worker Death

Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro has pleaded guilty to a violation of provincial occupational health and safety laws linked to the electrocution of a worker. The utility company has received a fine of $100,000 as a result. This incident occurred more than three years ago.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Canada Not Positioned to Finalize Trade Deal with U.S., According to Carney

Sources: Lapresse Ca, Tva Nouvelles, Journal De Québec, Journal Montreal, Les Affairs, The Globe and Mail

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Pest Control Tips for Fall and Halloween

As Halloween approaches, decorations of fake spiders, bats, and rats are common in Canadian neighborhoods. However, the cooler fall weather can encourage real pests to enter homes. Abell Pest Control has provided tips for preventing infestations during this season.

Sources: Financial Post

Markets • about 1 hour ago

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Bank of Canada Anticipated to Announce Interest Rate Hike

The Bank of Canada is expected to announce an interest rate increase, with predictions of a hike marking the first in three years. Many economists believe this decision is influenced by rising inflation and comments made by Governor Tiff Macklem. Current market indications suggest a high likelihood of a rate increase at the upcoming meeting.

The recent Israeli elections have prompted discussions about Canada's foreign policy approach. There is a suggestion that Canada should apply the same engagement standards used for other nations to its relationship with Israel. This proposal is rooted in the broader context of international diplomacy and bilateral relations.

Sources: National Post

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Bryan Adams Releases New Song 'Lake Ontario' Addressing Political Issues

Bryan Adams has released a new song titled 'Lake Ontario,' which addresses political matters, including recent debates surrounding the lake's name. The track criticizes perceived distractions caused by political discussions. This new release follows his earlier song '51st State,' which expressed opposition to Canada joining the United States.

Sources: National Post, CBC News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Manitoba RCMP Officer Charged with Assault Following Incident in Thompson

A police officer in Manitoba has been charged with assault after a man's arm was broken during an attempted arrest in Thompson. The incident occurred last year but charges were filed recently. The case highlights ongoing discussions about police conduct in the province.

Sources: CBC News, Global News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Ontario Recreation Facilities Highlighted in Emergency Management Planning

The Ontario Recreation Facilities Association recently concluded its annual Symposium, focusing on the importance of recreation facilities in emergency management. Terry, a representative of ORFA, expressed concerns regarding the suitability of many recreation venues as evacuation centres. The discussions aimed at improving the integration of these facilities into community emergency response plans.

Equinor has reported a doubling of its earnings and indicated growing interest in its proposed Bay du Nord oil project off the coast of Newfoundland. An executive from the company noted that more companies are expressing interest in the project. This development reflects an overall rising interest in offshore oil ventures in Eastern Canada.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Nova Scotia Premier's Office Comments on Professor's Critique of Proposed AI Data Centre

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston's office has issued a complaint to professor Sibo Chen regarding his critical comments on a proposed artificial intelligence data centre. Chen has expressed that this is the first time he has received such a complaint from a premier's office. The premier defended the action, stating that Chen was speaking without adequate information despite his expertise.

Sources: CBC News, Global News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Halifax Police Report Largest Drug Seizure in Atlantic Canada

Halifax Regional Police have announced a significant seizure of fentanyl and GHB, which is considered the largest of its kind in Atlantic Canada. The drugs were recovered during a raid conducted in September. In addition to the drugs, law enforcement also seized an illegal Glock switch attachment for a handgun.

Sources: Global News, CBC News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Two Sentenced for Inmate Death at Saskatchewan Penitentiary

Rocky Meechance, aged 29, died following an attack on January 19, 2024, at a federal penitentiary in Saskatchewan. Two men were found guilty and sentenced for their involvement in the incident. The attack resulted in significant discussion surrounding inmate safety and violence within correctional facilities in Canada.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Digital Commerce Group Recognized by Deloitte in Technology Fast 50

Digital Commerce Group has been named a top 10 Enterprise Industry Leader in Deloitte's 2026 Technology Fast 50. This recognition comes in its inaugural year participating in the program and highlights the company's growth within Canada’s evolving payment system. The award underscores the significant advancements and leadership qualities of DCGroup in the digital commerce sector.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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CUPE Calls for Fair Standards as Child Care Workers Rally at Queen's Park

Child care workers in Toronto are rallying at Queen's Park in response to ongoing issues regarding wages and working conditions. The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Ontario is urging the provincial government to ensure fair standards in the child care system. The union highlights the reliance on public funding while workers continue to negotiate for better terms on an individual basis.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Police Investigate Theft of Historical Plaques in Nova Scotia

RCMP in Colchester County, Nova Scotia, report the recent theft of several historical plaques. Authorities suggest that the plaques may have been sold for scrap metal. Investigations are ongoing to determine the circumstances of the thefts.

Sources: Global News

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Concerns Raised Over Alberta Riding Boundary Changes Ahead of Election

The Alberta NDP has raised concerns that Premier Danielle Smith's United Conservative Party is manipulating riding boundaries ahead of the upcoming election. The allegations suggest that changes to the boundaries may benefit the UCP directly. This situation has sparked political discussions regarding the integrity of the redistricting process in Alberta.

Sources: Global News, CBC News

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Discussion on Potential Tax Reforms in Upcoming Ottawa Budget

There are ongoing discussions regarding the need for tax reform in Canada. Various recommendations have been put forward to enhance the personal tax system. Stakeholders are urging the federal government to consider these proposals in the upcoming budget.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Ottawa Requests Plan for Job Restoration at Stelco

Ottawa, represented by Industry Minister Mélanie Joly, is requesting a concrete plan and timeline from Cleveland-Cliffs, the U.S.-based owner of Stelco, to restore jobs at its Canadian steel mills. There is an assertion that Stelco has not met its contractual commitments. Cleveland-Cliffs' CEO expresses hope to rehire laid-off workers by Christmas if sales in Canada increase as projected.

Sources: Les Affairs, Le Canada Français, Lapresse Ca, Global News, The Globe and Mail, Radio-canada Ca

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Le propriétaire de Stelco espère réembaucher les employés mis à pied avant Noël

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Ottawa exige un plan visant à rétablir les emplois chez Stelco

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Allégations de violation d’engagements Ottawa exige un plan visant à rétablir les emplois chez Stelco

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Joly demands Cliffs come up with plan to restore Stelco jobs as condition for meeting

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Ottawa demands plan to restore Stelco jobs before meeting Cleveland-Cliffs CEO

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Production d’acier en Ontario Le propriétaire de Stelco espère réembaucher des employés mis à pied avant Noël

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Production d’acier en Ontario Le propriétaire de Stelco espère réembaucher les employés mis à pied avant Noël

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Production d’acier en Ontario | Mélanie Joly consulte ses avocats après des aveux du propriétaire américain de Stelco

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Stelco owner hopes to recall laid-off steelworkers before Christmas

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Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Study Finds Human Activity Contributes to Cougar Mortality in Alberta

A study focusing on cougar deaths in west-central Alberta has revealed significant findings regarding the causes of mortality. Out of 37 documented cougar deaths, 29 were attributed to human activity. The research indicates that mortality risk is higher for cougars near residential areas and secondary roads, as well as those that often traverse human-made clearings.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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New Brunswick Government Introduces Legislation for French Immersion Entry Points

The Holt government in New Brunswick is introducing legislation to formalize entry points for French immersion programs. This move aims to address ongoing challenges within the program that have persisted for nearly twenty years. The government hopes this legislation will provide stability and clarity to French immersion education in the province.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Precision Drilling Reports $21 Million Profit as Winter Approaches

Precision Drilling has reported a profit of $21 million, a significant increase from a loss of $7 million in the same period last year. The company is preparing for one of its busiest winters in years as demand for oil and gas drilling increases. This marks a notable recovery in the company's financial performance in the face of fluctuating market conditions.

Sources: Financial Post

Markets • about 1 hour ago

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Bank of Canada Rate Hike Raises Concerns for Housing Market

The Bank of Canada has implemented its first interest rate hike in nearly a year, which experts warn could have a negative impact on the housing market. This increase in borrowing costs is expected to affect homebuyers, particularly in the Greater Toronto Area. Analysts suggest that this rate hike could further slow down the already sluggish real estate sector in Canada.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, CBC News, Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Calgary Men Awarded New Trial Following Appeal Court Ruling

The Alberta Court of Appeal has overturned the first-degree murder convictions of two Calgary men, granting them a new trial. This decision was based on the admission of hearsay evidence and shortcomings in the jury's instructions during the original trial. The case involves the shooting deaths of two victims.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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B.C. Premier-Designate Discusses Priorities with Prime Minister

Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson communicated with Prime Minister Mark Carney regarding shared priorities. Following their call, Doerkson posted photos on social media to highlight the discussion. Both leaders appear to be aligned on key issues affecting British Columbia.

Sources: Global News

Technology • about 1 hour ago

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Canadian Banks Respond to AI Agent Security Concerns

Several of Canada's largest banks have announced bans on the use of AI personal assistants due to emerging fears over data security. Some institutions are taking steps to limit the integration of AI agents, such as Meta's Muse, in consumer transactions. The growing apprehension among banks highlights the ongoing balance between customer accessibility and the safeguarding of sensitive information.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Global News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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El Nino Expected to Bring Warmer Temperatures to Canada

A significant El Nino event is predicted to lead to warmer and drier conditions across Canada. Current water temperatures in the Pacific Ocean are recorded at 3.5 degrees Celsius above normal. This temperature anomaly is higher than the typical range associated with El Nino formation.

Sources: Global News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Toothbrush Shortage Reported at Her Majesty's Penitentiary in Newfoundland and Labrador

Complaints have been made regarding a shortage of toothbrushes for inmates at Her Majesty's Penitentiary in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. The provincial justice minister reported that a shipment of 1,200 toothbrushes was expected to arrive soon. A family member of an inmate expressed concerns about the impact of the shortage on inmate dignity.

Sources: CBC News

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Canada Announces Finalists for Eurovision Selection

Five finalists have been chosen to compete to become Canada's entrant for Eurovision 2027. The finalists include William Cloutier, Josiane, Rêve, Talk, and Tyler Shaw. Public voting is open until November 5, 2023, allowing Canadians to vote for their preferred artist online.

Sources: Global News, CBC News

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Conifex Timber Secures Funding for Sawmill Modernization

Conifex Timber Inc. has announced the acquisition of up to $11 million in funding from the Government of Canada. The funding is part of the Regional Tariff Response Initiative aimed at supporting the modernization of the Mackenzie sawmill. This initiative is facilitated through Pacific Economic Development Canada.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Investigation Underway Following Injury During RCMP Arrest

The Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team is investigating an incident involving an individual injured during an arrest by the RCMP. The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations has stated their support for the injured man and plans to wait for the SIRT report before determining further actions. The outcome of this investigation may influence future decisions by the Federation regarding the matter.

Sources: CBC News

Technology • about 1 hour ago

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Chatham-Kent Police Suspend Crime Stoppers Partnership Following Data Breach

The Chatham-Kent Police Service has suspended its partnership with Crime Stoppers due to a data breach affecting over 1.5 million Canadian tips collected over 25 years. The police service has also launched a new tip line for the public. This decision comes in the wake of the breach being revealed by CBC News.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Zach Hyman Returns to Injured Reserve for Oilers

Edmonton Oilers forward Zach Hyman has been placed on injured reserve due to a neck injury. This decision comes ahead of the scheduled game against the Calgary Flames. Hyman's absence will affect the Oilers' lineup for the upcoming matchup.

Sources: Global News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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World Junior Champions Ava Kemp and Yohnatan Elizarov Begin Journey to 2030 Olympics at Skate Canada

Ava Kemp and Yohnatan Elizarov are competing in their senior Grand Prix debut at Skate Canada International in Kelowna, B.C. The pair previously participated in a two-week tryout in Regina in 2021, where they developed their short program. They view this competition as an important step towards their goal of participating in the 2030 Olympics.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Windsor's Preparedness for Chemical Disasters Evaluated

A hazardous chemical leak occurred near the Canada-U.S. border, prompting examination of Windsor, Ontario's readiness for similar incidents. Experts assess the city's emergency response protocols and resources. The evaluation highlights both strengths and weaknesses in Windsor's preparedness for potential disasters.

Sources: CBC News

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Alberta Referendum Results Indicate Divisions on Immigration Issues

Preliminary results from the Alberta referendum indicate differing opinions on immigration policies between rural and urban residents. Additionally, First Nations voters appear to predominantly oppose the immigration questions in the referendum. The counting process is ongoing as officials finalize the results.

Sources: CBC News

Markets • about 1 hour ago

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Canadian Pacific Kansas City Reports Steady Profits Despite Rising Fuel Costs

Canadian Pacific Kansas City reported a net income of $916 million for the quarter ending September 30, a slight decrease from $917 million in the same quarter the previous year. The earnings report highlights the challenges posed by rising fuel costs. The railway continues its operations amid fluctuating economic conditions.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

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Bunker Hill Shareholders Approve Combination with Silver47 Exploration Corp

Bunker Hill Mining Corp. has announced that its shareholders voted in favour of a business combination with Silver47 Exploration Corp. The vote took place at a special meeting held in Kellogg, Idaho. The company is also progressing towards ramping up commercial production, targeting the end of the fourth quarter of 2026.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Indigenous Leaders Call for Action on Airport Infrastructure in Northern Ontario

Indigenous leaders in Ontario are urging provincial and federal governments to address infrastructure issues at remote airports. A needs assessment conducted by Nishnawbe Aski Nation indicates that resolving these deficiencies could cost up to $1.5 billion. The leaders held a joint news conference in Toronto to advocate for necessary changes and support.

Sources: CBC News

Markets • about 1 hour ago

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Cenovus Energy to Announce Third-Quarter Results on November 4, 2026

Cenovus Energy Inc. is scheduled to release its third-quarter results for 2026 on November 4. The company will provide consolidated operating and financial information in the news release. A conference call will follow at 8:30 a.m. ET.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Three Charged in Connection with Death of 12-Year-Old in Alberta

Three individuals have been charged with murder in relation to the death of a 12-year-old boy found in rural Alberta. Authorities believe the victim was acquainted with the accused and was lured from his home prior to his death. The investigation is ongoing, with law enforcement indicating that the boy was associated with individuals involved in criminal activities.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Yukon Government Amends Residential Tenancies Act Regarding Rent Control

The Yukon Government has passed amendments to the Residential Tenancies Act, which include the removal of rent control measures. Community Services Minister Cory Bellmore stated that the changes are intended to restore balance in the rental market. These amendments have sparked conversations about housing affordability in the territory.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed a steadfast stance following inconclusive election results in Israel. The election, which did not yield a clear majority for any party, raises questions about the country's political future and governance. Meanwhile, discussions at the EU summit included exchanges between Mark Carney and the Premier of Quebec regarding economic issues.

Sources: National Post

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Unclaimed $40 Million Lotto Max Ticket Nears Expiry in Ontario

A Lotto Max ticket worth $40 million remains unclaimed and is set to expire on Wednesday, according to the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation. The ticket was purchased in Grey County, Ontario, although the identity of the winner has not been revealed. Lottery officials have noted that unclaimed tickets will not be reimbursed after the expiry date.

Sources: Global News

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Algoma Steel Group Inc. Reports Q3 Financial Results

Algoma Steel Group Inc. reported a loss of $13.9 million in adjusted EBITDA for the third quarter ended September 30, 2026. The company also announced that power supply from Lake Superior Power has been fully restored following a turbine outage. Additionally, the company is in the ramp-up phase for its Electric Arc Furnace Unit Two, which has produced its first steel.

Sources: Financial Post

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Daily Business Updates: Canadian Dollar, Bank of Canada Rate Hike, and Wireless Tower Stake Sale

On Tuesday, October 27, important developments included the performance of the Canadian dollar and Bell's stake sale in wireless towers. On Wednesday, October 28, a Bank of Canada rate hike was discussed alongside RBC's decision to block AI agents. Additionally, Wealthsimple announced it has raised millions in funding, which highlights ongoing investment activity in Canada.

Sources: Financial Post

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Imperial Metals Reports Gold Assay Results from Porcher Island Property

Imperial Metals Corporation announced assay results from its diamond drilling program at the Porcher Island property, located near Prince Rupert, British Columbia. The results include a notable intersection of 5 metres with an average of 5.51 grams of gold per tonne. A total of ten drill holes were completed, amounting to 1,380 metres of drilling.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Canada's Potential Involvement in Erasmus+ Program

The Canadian government is being urged to consider membership in the Erasmus+ program, which focuses on education and training exchanges. This initiative could enhance opportunities for Canadian students and academic institutions to engage with European counterparts. Advocates believe that joining this program would support the growth of international academic collaboration.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

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Proposed Amendment to Lands Protection Act Sparks Debate on Land Ownership Limits in Prince Edward Island

There are ongoing discussions about potential amendments to the Lands Protection Act in Prince Edward Island. The proposed changes could reduce the land holding limits for non-profit organizations, notably focusing on Buddhist groups in the eastern region. This topic has garnered increased attention and debate in recent years concerning land ownership and its implications.

Sources: CBC News

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Humpback Whale Found Dead After Possible Collision with BC Ferries

A Humpback whale, known as 'Notcho', has been discovered deceased in British Columbia waters. The whale's body was recovered by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada after BC Ferries staff reported seeing it. The cause of death is currently under investigation, and further details are pending.

Sources: Global News

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Federal Government Appeals Ruling on First Nations Housing and Water Issues

The federal government has initiated an appeal against a ruling that determined it has an obligation to ensure adequate housing and safe drinking water for certain First Nations communities. The appeal claims that the judge made multiple errors in the original decision. This development highlights ongoing legal discussions surrounding Indigenous rights and government responsibilities in Canada.

Sources: CBC News

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Onion Lake Cree Nation Chief Advocates for First Nations Leadership in Indian Act Reform

The chief of the Onion Lake Cree Nation has expressed that efforts to reform the Indian Act should be led by First Nations. He asserts that Ottawa and Indigenous umbrella organizations should not drive these changes. The chief's comments highlight the importance of self-determination and governance in discussions on Indigenous legislation.

Sources: CBC News

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Athabasca Oil Corporation Reports Third Quarter Results for 2026

Athabasca Oil Corporation has announced its corporate consolidated results for the third quarter of 2026. The company reported a production of 38,602 barrels of oil equivalent per day, marking a 20% increase compared to the previous quarter. The report highlights the execution of its funded growth strategy.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Ontario Film Sector Insiders Seek Government Support

Insiders in Ontario's film industry are expressing concerns over a decline in work opportunities. They are urging the provincial government to provide aid before the upcoming fall economic statement. The industry has previously hosted major productions, indicating its potential economic significance.

Canadian figure skater Madeline Schizas is shifting her focus this season towards enjoying the sport rather than dealing with Olympic pressures. During the recent Olympics, she contributed to Canada securing a fifth-place finish in the team event but did not qualify for the individual free dance. Schizas aims to embrace joy in her skating as she moves forward.

Sources: CBC News

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Assessing Ottawa's Defence Procurement and Industry Growth

The federal government's capacity to manage defence spending has been called into question. The Ottawa defence industry has been active in anticipation of increased funding as indicated in the recent federal budget. Upcoming budget announcements are expected to clarify growth opportunities for new and smaller companies in the sector.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, CBC News

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Future Budget Focus on Tax Reforms

Economists advocate for changes to Canada's tax system as a means to enhance productivity. Improving the tax framework is considered essential to address ongoing economic challenges. The upcoming budget is expected to reflect a shift in fiscal policy priorities.

Sources: National Post

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Climate Risks Prompt Discussion of Relocation in Newfoundland Town

Rising water levels in a French town in Newfoundland are prompting discussions about the possibility of relocation. Local officials have expressed concerns about the risks posed by climate change to residents and property. The community's response to the potential move reveals a division among residents regarding their willingness to leave.

Sources: CBC News

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Newfoundland and Labrador Community Centres Face Increasing Demand for Social Support

Community centres in Newfoundland and Labrador are experiencing heightened demand for social support services. Two locations reported needing more resources to adequately meet community needs. The situation highlights the evolving role of these centres in providing essential services to residents.

Sources: CBC News

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Final Debate Held Among Nova Scotia Liberal Leadership Candidates

Candidates for the leadership of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party participated in their final debate. This event was an opportunity for them to appeal directly to party delegates. The leadership race is significant for the party’s future direction in the province.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Potential Savings from Off-Patent Medicines Highlighted in New Analysis

Sources: CBC News

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Concerns Raised Over Sale of Undersea Drone Maker Without Security Review

International Submarine Engineering, a Canadian company known for its undersea drone technology, has been sold, allegedly without undergoing a national security review. This development raises concerns among experts about the implications for Canada's defence capabilities and technological sovereignty. The situation highlights ongoing discussions about foreign investments in sensitive Canadian industries.

Sources: National Post

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Evaluating Ottawa's Policy Effectiveness

The current approach of some Canadian government departments towards evaluating programs is under scrutiny. Critics argue that these departments tend to rely on beneficiary satisfaction surveys rather than in-depth value-for-money evaluations. The call for change emphasizes the need for more rigorous financial accountability to ensure taxpayer funds are being utilized effectively.

Sources: Financial Post

Markets • about 1 hour ago

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Enerflex Ltd. Reports Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results and Dividend Increase

Enerflex Ltd. has reported its third quarter financial and operational results for 2026, indicating an adjusted EBITDA of $129 million and free cash flow of $102 million. The company also announced a record bookings and backlog of $1.0 billion and $2.1 billion, respectively. Additionally, there was a quarterly dividend increase of approximately 17% to US$0.035 per share.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • about 1 hour ago

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New Real Canadian Superstore Set to Open at Buffalo Run on November 26

A new Real Canadian Superstore is opening in Buffalo Run on November 26, 2026, in collaboration with the Tsuut’ina Nation. This 102,300-square-foot store aims to provide a new shopping option, create local jobs, and feature Indigenous art. The store is located on the Tsuut’ina Nation near Calgary, Alberta.

Sources: Le Soleil, Financial Post

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Discussion on Burnout and Success by Former Retail Executive

Nabeela Elsayed, a former executive at Walmart Canada and IKEA, released a new book titled 'Breaking Burnout' addressing the causes of burnout. In her view, burnout is linked to societal definitions of success. She emphasizes that personal well-being cannot simply be resolved through practices like meditation.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Zacatecas Silver Receives Drill Permit for Oso Negro Project in Sonora

Zacatecas Silver Corp. has received a drill permit for its Oso Negro gold-silver project located in Sonora, Mexico. The company has also finalized a 2,500-meter drill program for the project. The announcement underscores the company's progression in its exploration activities in the region.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Midnight Sun Mining Corp. Appoints New Chairman and Nominates Board Candidates

Midnight Sun Mining Corp. has appointed an independent chairman and nominated two senior executives to its board. The company intends to present these nominations at its upcoming annual general meeting. The new appointments aim to enhance the board's expertise in mining and capital markets.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • about 1 hour ago

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First Atlantic Begins Excavation at RPM Zone of Pipestone XL Project

First Atlantic Nickel & Cobalt Corp. has initiated pit excavation at the RPM Zone of its Pipestone XL Project in Newfoundland and Labrador. The excavation is part of the company's efforts to explore new mineral potential in the area. The project aims to enhance connectivity between the RPM Zone and existing exploration sites.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Analysis of Immigration Trends in Canada

The Canadian government reports a decrease in immigration numbers, citing a comparison to historical surges. Critics argue that these reductions are framed against an unprecedented immigration increase. This has led to discussions about the implications for policy and public perception.

Sources: National Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Mother Disagrees with Police Watchdog Report on Son's Death

Nicole Sanderson, the mother of a 29-year-old man who died in James Smith, contests the findings of a report from the Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team that cleared RCMP officers involved in the incident. She asserts that her son's violent arrest contributed to his death and claims that officers did not adequately respond to his pleas for help. The mother expressed her concerns after the release of the report, which concluded that the officers acted appropriately during the arrest.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Haunted Town Near Swift Current Raises Funds for Charity

The Haunted Town of L'il-Sur-Mer, located near Swift Current, Saskatchewan, has successfully sold out six tours in its tenth year. The organizers announced that all proceeds from ticket sales, exceeding $175,000, will be allocated to charities in the region. The attraction is set up at a paintball field during the off-season.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Alberta Shop Develops Low-Tech Tractor Attracting Global Interest

A small agricultural service shop in Bowden, Alberta, has created an all-mechanical tractor that focuses on affordability and ease of maintenance. This innovation is drawing attention from various inquiries across North America. The development aims to meet the needs of a sector increasingly reliant on complex technology.

Sources: CBC News

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Ontario Discusses Costs of Strengthening Lead Standards in Drinking Water

Ontario officials have expressed concerns regarding the financial implications of implementing tougher regulations on lead in drinking water. Current provincial standards are reportedly not being met in some schools, posing potential health risks, especially to children. The discussions highlight the balance between public health initiatives and fiscal responsibility.

Sources: National Post

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Restaurant Brands Reports Sales Increase Driven by U.S. Burger King Growth

Restaurant Brands International has reported an increase in comparable sales, particularly at its U.S. Burger King locations, which saw an 8.4% rise in the third quarter. In Canada, Tim Hortons experienced a 1.8% growth in sales. The results indicate a positive trend for the company, reflecting its recovery strategies following recent challenges.

Sources: The Globe and Mail

Markets • about 1 hour ago

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Telesat Announces Financial Results for Third Quarter of 2026

Telesat has released its financial results for the third quarter and the first nine months of 2026. The figures reported are in Canadian dollars and follow IFRS Accounting Standards. Further details about the company's performance were provided during the announcement.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Aurora Cannabis Announces Investor Conference Call for Second Quarter 2027

Aurora Cannabis Inc. has announced that it will hold an investor conference call to discuss its financial results for the second quarter of 2027. The call is scheduled for November 12, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time. Participants can join the call to gain insights into the company's performance.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Bunzl Canada Provides Free Home Cleaning Services to Cancer Patients

Bunzl Canada has completed its annual Cleaning for a Reason initiative, offering free home cleaning services to families affected by cancer in four Canadian cities. A total of 20 families benefitted from the service through the volunteer efforts of Bunzl Cleaning & Hygiene. The program aims to support patients in focusing on their healing process during treatment.

Sources: Financial Post

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Sheilagh O'Leary Ejected from House of Assembly

NDP Member of the House of Assembly (MHA) Sheilagh O'Leary was expelled from the House of Assembly after declining to retract a statement regarding Minister Chris Tibbs. O'Leary described Tibbs's comments as 'untruths,' which was deemed unparliamentary language. The duration of O'Leary's absence from the legislature is currently unknown.

Sources: CBC News

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Aventis Energy Reports Radioactivity Levels at Corvo Uranium Project in Saskatchewan

Aventis Energy Inc. has confirmed significant radioactivity levels at its Corvo Uranium Project in Saskatchewan, with readings of up to 48,000 counts per second (cps) at the surface. The company also announced the discovery of new showings during its fall exploration program. These findings are part of ongoing efforts to evaluate the project's potential.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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No Public Threat from Fire at New Brunswick Military Base, Officials Report

A fire at Canadian Forces Base Gagetown in New Brunswick is currently being monitored by the Department of National Defence. Military officials state that the blaze does not pose a threat to public safety. Emergency services are on site to manage the situation.

Sources: Le Canada Français, Global News

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Canadian Goldfields Initiates Airborne Geophysical Survey at Miminiska Gold Project

Canadian Goldfields Discovery Corp. has begun an airborne geophysical survey at its Miminiska Gold Project in northwestern Ontario. The survey aims to enhance drill targeting in the 6,366-hectare project area. This initiative follows the completion of prior soil sampling efforts.

Sources: Financial Post

Markets • about 1 hour ago

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Vecima Networks to Hold Q1 Fiscal 2027 Results Conference Call

Vecima Networks Inc. will hold a conference call on November 12, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. ET to discuss its financial results for the first quarter of its fiscal year 2027. The results will cover the period ending September 30, 2026. A news release with the details will be issued prior to the call.

Sources: Financial Post

Markets • about 1 hour ago

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NeuPath Health to Announce Third Quarter Results and Host Investor Webinar

NeuPath Health Inc. plans to report its third quarter results for 2026 on November 12th, prior to the opening of the markets. The company operates a network of community-based medical facilities in Canada that provide assessment and treatment for chronic pain and other related medical services. An investor webinar will be hosted to discuss the results and provide further insights.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Ontario Finance Minister to Present Fall Economic Update

Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy will present an update on the province's finances on Thursday. This update will include the government's fall economic statement. The announcement comes as the province addresses its economic challenges and projections for the upcoming fiscal year.

Sources: Global News

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Westhaven and GoldHaven Advance Exploration Programs in British Columbia

Westhaven Gold Corp. has completed a resource infill drilling program at its Shovelnose property in southern British Columbia, reporting significant results from the South Zone deposit. Meanwhile, GoldHaven Resources Corp. is advancing its drilling activities in the Cassiar District, focusing on high-grade silver-lead-zinc targets. Both companies are engaged in ongoing exploration efforts to enhance their mineral resource potential.

Sources: Financial Post

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Steelworkers Union Addresses Stelco Ownership and Government Collaboration

The United Steelworkers union representing laid-off Stelco workers affirmed its support for enforcing Canadian law amid criticism from the company’s management. The union's response followed allegations of collusion with the federal government by the Stelco owner. The union maintains that its actions are within legal bounds to protect workers' rights.

Sources: Le Soleil, Financial Post

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Canadians' Trust in Dentists and Support for Dental Care Plan Highlighted in National Survey

A recent national survey by 123Dentist shows that Canadians trust their dentists as much as their family doctors. The survey also found that 60% of enrollees in the Canadian Dental Care Plan report receiving care they could not have accessed otherwise. The Auditor General's report adds context to these findings.

Sources: Financial Post

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Turquoise Pumpkin Project Promotes Allergy-Friendly Halloween

Allergies Québec is encouraging the public to participate in the #MyTurquoisePumpkin initiative ahead of Halloween. This initiative aims to support the 100,000 children in Canada living with food allergies by promoting allergen-free treats. The project is designed to create a safe environment for children with allergies during the Halloween season.

Sources: Le Canada Français

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Mild Weather Expected in Southern Quebec Ahead of Halloween

Southern Quebec is experiencing cool weather as temperatures are expected to rise to 20 °C by tomorrow. This change in weather is attributed to a warm air influx. The warm temperatures come just two days before Halloween.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, Journal Montreal, 24 Heures, Journal De Québec

Provincial • about 1 hour ago

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Accessible Housing Research Project Launched by Canada and UN-Habitat

Normes d'accessibilité Canada has announced a research project in collaboration with UN-Habitat aimed at advancing accessible housing both in Canada and globally. This initiative highlights the growing importance of accessibility in housing policies. The project is set to explore innovative strategies to ensure that housing meets the needs of people with disabilities.

Sources: Les Affairs

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Government of Canada to Highlight Milestone for Laboratories Canada Facility in Ottawa

Sources: Le Canada Français, Les Affairs

Business • about 1 hour ago

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European Companies Have Gained More from Free Trade than Quebec Firms

Sources: Les Affairs

Markets • about 1 hour ago

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Analysis of Potential Timing for Bank of Canada Rate Increase

Yasmine Abdelfadel, a political analyst, commented on a disagreement between two politicians on Tuesday night. The nature of the disagreement remains unspecified. Abdelfadel suggested that the situation is detrimental for everyone involved.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Canadian Dairy Commission Announces Price Adjustment for 2027

The Canadian Dairy Commission (CDC) has announced a price adjustment for dairy products set to take place in 2027. The adjustment is part of the commission's mandate to ensure fair pricing for dairy producers and to maintain the stability of the dairy sector. This announcement is expected to impact both consumers and producers in Canada.

Sources: Les Affairs

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Dispute over Participation of Quebec Premier at Canada-EU Summit

The absence of Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon at the upcoming Canada-EU summit has sparked controversy. Premier Plamondon has requested that Prime Minister Mark Carney allow him to speak at the event. The federal government maintains that decisions regarding participation are within its jurisdiction.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, Lapresse Ca, Journal Montreal, Journal De Québec, 24 Heures, Le Devoir, Le Droit, Le Quotidien, La Tribune, La-voix-de-lest, Le-nouvelliste, Le Soleil

Reporting Outlet & Bias Audit Trail 25 outlets · 13 headlines

PSPP ne dit pas s’il ira ou non au sommet Canada-Union européenne

La Tribune ↗ La-voix-de-lest ↗ Le Droit ↗ Le Quotidien ↗ Le Soleil ↗ Le-nouvelliste ↗

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon «n'a pas une place digne» au Sommet Canada–UE, déplore Pascal Paradis

Journal Montreal ↗ 24 Heures ↗ Journal De Québec ↗ Tva Nouvelles ↗

Sommet Canada-UE: PSPP invite Mark Carney à «revenir sur sa décision» et à lui octroyer un temps de parole

Journal Montreal ↗ Journal De Québec ↗ Tva Nouvelles ↗

Rencontre Canada–UE à Montréal : PSPP ne participera pas au sommet

Journal Montreal ↗ Journal De Québec ↗

« C’est sa décision de laisser une chaise vide », dit Mark Carney sur PSPP

Journal Montreal ↗ Journal De Québec ↗

Carney et St-Pierre Plamondon demeurent campés sur leurs positions

Le Devoir ↗

Droit de parole au sommet Canada-UE | St-Pierre Plamondon demande à Carney de reculer

Lapresse Ca ↗

La situation du sommet Canada-UE va «définir le mandat» de Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, selon Emmanuelle Latraverse

Tva Nouvelles ↗

L’absence de PSPP pourrait «créer un malaise» au sommet Canada – UE, selon Marwah Rizqy

Tva Nouvelles ↗

Rencontre Canada-UE à Montréal : PSPP ne participera pas au sommet

Tva Nouvelles ↗

Sommet Canada-Union européenne | Carney réplique à St-Pierre Plamondon : « C’est sa décision de laisser une chaise vide encore »

Lapresse Ca ↗

Sommet Canada–UE: un «fédéralisme centralisateur» de la part de Mark Carney, selon Louise Beaudoin

Tva Nouvelles ↗

«Sois belle et tais-toi»: Mark Carney tente de faire taire le Québec avec le sommet Canada-UE, estime Marwah Rizqy

Tva Nouvelles ↗

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Limited Progress in Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations

Recent trade negotiations between Canada and the United States have produced limited progress, according to a Canadian official. Prime Minister Mark Carney acknowledged this situation during a press conference. There are ongoing concerns regarding diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Sources: Le Canada Français, Le Droit, Le Soleil, Le-nouvelliste, La-voix-de-lest, La Tribune, Le Quotidien, Les Affairs

Business • about 1 hour ago

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Opportunities for Small and Medium Enterprises in Defence Spending

The Canadian government plans to increase its defence spending to meet NATO targets. This investment may present opportunities for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the region. The implications of this spending for local businesses are being discussed.

Sources: Beauce Média

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Carney Faces Pressure for Quebec Representation at Canada-EU Summit

Mark Carney, the Canadian Governor of the Bank of England, has faced criticism for not allowing Quebec representatives to speak at a major event. Several sources report that the Quebec government, represented by PSPP, is pushing for the opportunity to voice concerns at the summit. The Ottawa government has been criticized for its decision to exclude Quebec's representation from this significant dialogue.

Sources: Le Devoir, Journal De Québec, Tva Nouvelles, Journal Montreal, Radio-canada Ca

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Québec Solidaire Proposes Creation of Regional Consultative Table for Capitale-Nationale

Québec Solidaire has announced its intention to propose the creation of a regional consultative table for the Capitale-Nationale. This initiative is aimed at supporting the new minister responsible for the region, Nicolas Girard. The announcement comes shortly after the formation of the new cabinet.

Sources: 24 Heures, Journal De Québec, Journal Montreal, Tva Nouvelles, Le Soleil, Les Affairs, Radio-canada Ca, Lapresse Ca

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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CAQ Seeks Access to Quebec National Assembly

The Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) has requested permission to access the Quebec National Assembly despite not having any elected representatives. The request has been met with a positive reception from other parties. Additionally, the CAQ wishes to participate in an upcoming summit on homelessness.

Sources: Radio-canada Ca, Le Canada Français, Le Soleil, Le Droit, Le Quotidien, La Tribune, Le-nouvelliste, La-voix-de-lest, Lapresse Ca

Politics • about 1 hour ago

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Canada Announces Support from City of Montreal for Housing Design Catalogue

The Canadian government, in collaboration with the City of Montreal, has announced support for a housing design catalogue aimed at addressing housing challenges. This initiative is part of broader efforts to improve housing accessibility and diversity. The announcement reflects ongoing concerns regarding housing availability across the country.

Sources: Les Affairs

Provincial • about 2 hours ago

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Advocacy Groups Urge Quebec Government to Protect Affordable Housing

Two advocacy groups have called on the Quebec government to prioritize the preservation of affordable housing. The AQRP has specifically requested measures to protect tenants from excessive rent increases. Similarly, the RQOH is advocating for the safeguarding of existing social and community housing.

Sources: Le Devoir, Les Affairs

Politics • about 2 hours ago

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Discussions Surrounding the Canada-EU Summit Involve Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's Approach

The Canada-EU summit has sparked discussions involving Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's strategy and its implications for both Ottawa and Quebec. An ex-federal government advisor noted that Plamondon's approach may have negative consequences for both levels of government. Additionally, there are indications that Plamondon has garnered unexpected support in his efforts against Ottawa.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, Journal Montreal, 24 Heures

Politics • about 2 hours ago

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Canada Issues Travel Alert for France Amid Protests

The Government of Canada has issued a travel alert for France, advising travelers to exercise caution due to ongoing protests. Both TVA Nouvelles and 24 Heures report the government's recommendations for safety during these demonstrations. The advisory reflects concerns over potential disruptions related to the protests.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, 24 Heures

Provincial • about 2 hours ago

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Engaging the Public in Consultations on Government Matters

La Gazette De La Mauricie emphasizes the importance of public participation in government consultations. The platform Consultation Québec invites citizens to inform themselves and voice their opinions. The initiative aims to enhance civic engagement among residents.

Sources: La Gazette De La Mauricie

Politics • about 2 hours ago

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Canada's Associate Membership Status with the EU Under Review

European Union officials are currently in discussions regarding Canada's potential associate membership status. While there is a desire for a closer association, the specific title and details of this partnership are still being debated among EU member states. As of now, it appears that the status of associate member may not be granted to Canada in upcoming negotiations.

Sources: CBC News, Le Canada Français, Le Devoir, Lapresse Ca, Le Soleil, La-voix-de-lest, Le Quotidien, Le Droit, La Tribune, Le-nouvelliste, Radio-canada Ca, Les Affairs, Tva Nouvelles, Journal De Québec, Journal Montreal

Reporting Outlet & Bias Audit Trail 17 outlets · 9 headlines

Probablement pas de statut de «membre associé» de l'UE pour le Canada au sommet

La Tribune ↗ La-voix-de-lest ↗ Le Droit ↗ Le Quotidien ↗ Le Soleil ↗ Le-nouvelliste ↗

Sommet avec l'UE à Montréal: le Canada ne serait finalement pas «membre associé»

Journal Montreal ↗ Journal De Québec ↗ Tva Nouvelles ↗

Probablement pas de statut de «membre associé» de l’UE pour le Canada au sommet

Le Devoir ↗ Le Canada Français ↗

Canada's new relationship with EU will be 'closer to membership' than ever, senior officials say

CBC News ↗

L’UE prête à renoncer au terme de «membre associé» pour le Canada

Les Affairs ↗

Sommet Canada-UE : le Canada ne serait plus « membre associé » de l’Union européenne

Radio-canada Ca ↗

Sommet Canada-Union européenne Un rapprochement sans statut de membre associé pour le Canada

Lapresse Ca ↗

Sommet Canada-Union européenne | Le Canada ne sera pas « membre associé »

Lapresse Ca ↗

Sommet Canada-Union européenne | Le statut de « membre associé » pour le Canada écarté

Lapresse Ca ↗

Politics • about 2 hours ago

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Analyst Comments on Trump’s Remarks Regarding Canadian Elections

A political analyst has commented on recent statements made by Donald Trump concerning Canadian politics. The analyst suggests that Trump's remarks reflect a lack of understanding of the Canadian political landscape. This view is echoed across multiple news sources reporting on the issue.

Sources: 24 Heures, Journal Montreal, Tva Nouvelles

Politics • about 2 hours ago

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Canada and European Union Summit Scheduled in Montreal

Sources: Le Devoir

Politics • about 2 hours ago

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Mark Carney Criticised for Approach at Canada-EU Summit

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, Journal De Québec, Journal Montreal

Politics • about 2 hours ago

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Transatlantic Coalition Calls for Free Media Support Ahead of EU-Canada Summit

A new transatlantic coalition of publishers from Europe and Canada has been formed ahead of the upcoming EU-Canada Summit. The coalition is urging both the European Union and Canada to include commitments to free and pluralistic media in the summit's joint declaration. This initiative addresses various threats to cultural and informational sovereignty.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post, La-voix-de-lest, Le Soleil, Le Quotidien, Le-nouvelliste, La Tribune, Le Droit, Le Devoir, Tva Nouvelles, Journal De Québec, Journal Montreal

Reporting Outlet & Bias Audit Trail 12 outlets · 5 headlines

La souveraineté culturelle et informationnelle doit faire partie des priorités

La Tribune ↗ La-voix-de-lest ↗ Le Droit ↗ Le Quotidien ↗ Le Soleil ↗ Le-nouvelliste ↗

La souveraineté culturelle et informationnelle doit faire partie des priorités de l’Union européenne et du Canada

Journal Montreal ↗ Journal De Québec ↗ Tva Nouvelles ↗

Coalition transatlantique : des éditeurs de presse et de magazines d’Europe et du Canada s’unissent pour défendre des médias libres et pluralistes

Businesswire ↗

La souveraineté culturelle et informationnelle doit faire partie des priorités du Canada et de l’UE

Le Devoir ↗

Transatlantic Coalition: European and Canadian News and Magazine Publishers Unite to Defend Free and Pluralistic Media

Financial Post ↗

Business • about 2 hours ago

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Nuclear Company Urges Ottawa to Maintain Neutrality

A large nuclear company is calling for the Canadian government to remain impartial in its implementation of nuclear strategy amid increasing demand for clean energy. The request highlights the company's concern regarding government positioning in the energy sector. This appeal reflects the ongoing discussions about energy policies in Canada.

Sources: Le Canada Français

Provincial • about 2 hours ago

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Women Achieve Historic Wins in Ontario's Municipal Elections

Recent municipal elections in Ontario resulted in significant victories for women, including the election of female mayors and a majority-female city council in Ottawa. The election brought three new female councillors, raising the total number of women in Ottawa's council to 13 out of 25. This marks an important milestone in increasing women's representation in local politics across the province.

Sources: CBC News, Le Droit

Provincial • about 2 hours ago

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Court Orders Reduction of Workload for Cowansville Emergency Nurses

A judicial decision has recognized the excessive workload of nurses in the Cowansville emergency department. The court has mandated that Santé Québec Estrie rectify the situation. This ruling aims to address ongoing concerns regarding nurse working conditions in the region.

Sources: La Tribune, Le-nouvelliste, Le Soleil, La-voix-de-lest, Le Quotidien, Le Droit

Politics • about 2 hours ago

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Parks Canada Responds to Workforce Restructuring Concerns

Parks Canada has stated that its ongoing workforce restructuring will not lead to changes in services offered in regional parks. The agency declined to participate in an interview but provided written clarification on the matter. Concerns about the impact of these changes have been raised, but Parks Canada maintains that service levels will remain unchanged.

Sources: Le Manic, Le Haute Côte-nord, Le Nord-côtier, Le Charlevoisien

Business • about 2 hours ago

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Quebec Forest Industry Seeks Inclusion at Canada-European Union Summit

The Quebec forest industry is hopeful that the upcoming Canada-European Union summit in Montreal will lead to the alignment of Canadian policies with new European regulations regarding traceability in wood products. Industry representatives aim to discuss opportunities for collaboration and compliance with these standards. The summit is seen as a critical platform for advancing discussions on forestry and trade policy.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Politics • about 2 hours ago

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Tensions Rise Ahead of Canada-European Union Summit

Tensions have resurfaced between Ottawa and Quebec as the Canada-European Union summit approaches in Montreal. The issues have emerged during a critical time, coinciding with the European delegation's visit. Local political dynamics and historical disagreements are highlighted amidst these rising tensions.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Politics • about 2 hours ago

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Canada-EU Summit and General Accountability Updates

The Canada-European Union Summit is taking place today, focusing on various topics of mutual interest. Additionally, the role of the Auditor General in Canada is being highlighted regarding oversight and accountability. Coverage also includes updates on the Montreal Canadiens' recent activities.

Sources: Lapresse Ca

Provincial • about 2 hours ago

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MADD Canada Launches Campaign to Promote Impaired Driving Awareness

MADD Canada has begun a campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving following the tragic deaths of Suparna and Suranjan Das in a related accident. The couple, well-regarded in their community, died in an alcohol-related collision during their vacation in August 2022. This initiative aims to encourage Canadians to engage in sober driving practices to prevent such incidents in the future.

Sources: Le Soleil

Politics • about 2 hours ago

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Canada and European Union Consider Climate Alliance

Discussions are taking place between Canada and the European Union regarding a potential new climate alliance. The proposed partnership aims to leverage the strengths of both parties in achieving decarbonization goals. This collaboration is positioned as a means to enhance their respective successes in addressing climate change.

Sources: Lapresse Ca