U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that Bombardier, a Canadian aircraft manufacturer, will not be allowed to sell its jets in the United States unless it establishes manufacturing operations within the country. This declaration marks a significant escalation in trade tensions between Canada and the U.S. Bombardier has emphasized its extensive contributions to the U.S. aerospace sector, highlighting a complex supply chain that includes numerous U.S.-based companies.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has stated he is considering renaming Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' as tensions rise due to an ongoing trade dispute with Canada. Ontario Premier Doug Ford responded by implying that any name change would not be recognized by the province. The comments reflect the escalating trade tensions between the two nations.
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Oliver Burkhard, the CEO of the German shipbuilder TKMS, announced plans to speed up the delivery of Canada's new submarines by collaborating with other European shipyards. While this collaboration could enhance production efficiency, it has been clarified that it will not apply to Canada's current submarine order. The proposal aligns with a broader push for greater cooperation within the European defense industry.
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Brooke Henderson, a prominent Canadian golfer, is set to defend her title at the CPKC Women's Open this week in Edmonton. The event, part of the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA), brings together top talent from around the world. Henderson has previously won this title twice, in 2018 and 2022, and is looking to secure a third victory.
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Apple and Google Maps have adjusted the name of Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' on their respective applications for users in the United States. This change follows an order signed by U.S. President Donald Trump. In contrast, MapQuest continues to identify the body of water as Lake Ontario.
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Unifor, representing nearly 19,000 Canadian auto workers, has commenced contract negotiations with Stellantis, marking the final round of discussions with the Big Three automakers. The negotiations are viewed as critical, particularly in light of potential American tariffs that could impact Canada's auto industry. This follows earlier agreements Unifor reached with Ford and General Motors.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will retaliate against new U.S. tariffs by matching them 'dollar for dollar.' The U.S. imposed a 50% tariff on approximately $20 billion worth of Canadian goods after trade negotiations broke down. Carney called the U.S. demands 'unfair' and directed Canadian negotiators to return to Ottawa.
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The September 11, 2001, attacks led to significant changes in Canada's military and national security landscape, initiating a response that included involvement in the war in Afghanistan. Additionally, advocates highlight that efforts to combat Islamophobia in Canada remain largely the responsibility of those affected. Commemorative initiatives, such as the new 'Heritage Minute,' reflect on Canada's response, particularly the community support seen in Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Nova Scotia Power has acknowledged a significant cybersecurity breach that occurred in March 2025, affecting many customers. The organization has claimed to enhance its cybersecurity measures since the incident, which involved the theft of customer data, including social insurance numbers. Currently, officials are unable to explain why some customer information that should have been automatically deleted remained in their systems prior to the hack.
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The United States has implemented a 50 percent tariff on certain Canadian goods, effective Saturday. This decision comes after the two countries were unable to reach a trade agreement before the given deadline. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has indicated a potential response from Canada regarding the tariffs.
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A wildfire near Port Alberni is currently being managed by B.C. Wildfire crews. The fire is part of a larger group of 20 active wildfires on Vancouver Island. Reports indicate that the fire has grown significantly since its discovery.
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will participate in a virtual town hall focused on the development of artificial intelligence data centres in the province. This event comes after calls from the Opposition for a moratorium on these projects. The town hall is part of a series organized by Alberta's government to address concerns and discuss regulation.
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The Alberta government is conducting a series of town halls to gather public input on artificial intelligence data centres. The first meeting is scheduled for tonight in Lacombe, where Technology Minister Nate Glubish will engage with residents. A protest against these data centres is being organized by activist Ben Baril in conjunction with the town hall events.
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Alberta's Opposition leader and former Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi have urged Premier Danielle Smith to cancel a proposed referendum on separation from Canada due to the ongoing trade war with the United States. They argue that this is not the appropriate time for such a vote. In response, Premier Smith has called for increased diplomacy with U.S. officials and emphasized the need for major national projects and business relief.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the suspension of trade negotiations with the United States in response to new tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. Carney introduced dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods amounting to $28 billion. He emphasized the need for a more favourable approach from the U.S. for future negotiations.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a deadline for 50% tariffs on approximately $28 billion worth of Canadian products, set to take effect just after midnight unless a trade deal is reached. Canadian officials have indicated that negotiations are ongoing, with calls for further work to finalize an agreement. As the deadline approaches, the status of the trade talks remains uncertain.
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On August 27, 2023, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to 'Lake America'. Following this announcement, both Canadian and American businesses expressed their disapproval. Tech companies, including Apple and Google, updated their maps to reflect this change for U.S. users, prompting backlash from Canadian officials and residents.
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Premier Danielle Smith spoke at an event in Calgary celebrating Alberta Day, which commemorates the province's entry into Confederation on September 1, 1905. During her address, she refrained from discussing provincial separation, instead highlighting Alberta's significance to Canada. The speech took place amid ongoing discussions regarding a referendum related to Alberta's governance.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Canada for his first visit of the year, arriving in Calgary on September 9. His itinerary includes meetings with Prime Minister Mark Carney and addressing cabinet members in Banff, Alberta. This visit occurs amidst ongoing military support discussions as Ukraine faces heavy attacks from Russia.
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An airport employee was seriously injured at Montreal's Trudeau International Airport on Monday evening after an incident involving an aircraft. The specifics of the incident are currently under investigation. Emergency services were called, and the employee was taken to hospital.
The Alberta provincial government is hosting a second town hall in Redwater regarding its plan for artificial intelligence data centres. Opposition speakers have raised concerns about the government's approach amidst expectations of high power demand for these facilities. The event is attended by Alberta Technology Minister Nate Glubish, who is expected to address local resident concerns.
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The Bank of Canada is scheduled to make its sixth interest rate decision of the year today. Many economists and financial markets are anticipating that the central bank will maintain the current policy rate. The Bank of Canada has held its policy rate steady at 2.25 per cent since late last year.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has signed executive orders to ban the import of specific Canadian goods, including alcohol, dairy products, and motorcycles. The ban comes in response to reciprocal tariffs imposed by Canada, amounting to $20 billion on U.S. imports. The measures are set to take effect in three weeks as tensions escalate in the ongoing trade conflict between the two nations.
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Sumit Rawla and Shubhakshi Rawla, a Canadian couple, are missing in Nepal after flash floods impacted the area near the Himalayan border. Their family is anxiously awaiting updates on their condition following their last communication on Wednesday morning. Efforts are ongoing to locate the couple amid the aftermath of the disaster.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America, which he announced during a conference at the White House. The change will take effect immediately, but it is noted that Canada is not obliged to adopt this name. The decision has drawn criticism from various groups, including Indigenous communities and the Seneca Nation.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 50 per cent tariffs on a wide range of Canadian goods, with a deadline approaching. Trade negotiators from both countries are engaged in discussions to reach an agreement before the tariffs come into effect. The potential tariffs may impact various Canadian industries, leading to concerns among local businesses and municipalities.
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The Canadian federal government has announced the recruitment of 64 new professors from abroad, primarily from the United States, through a research chair program. The initiative aims to bolster Canadian institutions with international academic talent backed by a funding allocation of $541 million. The program is seen as a strategy to strengthen Canada’s research capabilities across various fields.
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The Alberta Utilities Commission rejected a proposed natural gas power plant intended to support a significant data centre project in Olds, Alberta. This decision impacts a project valued at approximately $10 billion, leading to mixed reactions from local stakeholders. Jason van Gaal, CEO of Synapse Data Centre Inc., remains optimistic about Alberta's data centre prospects despite this setback.
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The new national monument in Ottawa dedicated to the 2SLGBTQI+ community was inaugurated to honour victims of discrimination. Community members expressed hopes that the monument will serve as a place for learning, reflection, and celebration. Some individuals from the community were reportedly upset about being denied access to the opening ceremony.
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Recent trade talks between Canada and the United States have collapsed, leading to rising tensions and potential economic impacts on both sides of the border. Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to suspend negotiations has drawn criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump. The trade dispute is expected to have significant implications for various industries, particularly in regions like Saskatchewan.
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