Ottawa Fast-Tracks Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Port Expansion Project
The federal government has prioritized the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion for expedited review amid ongoing supply chain challenges.
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Eviction Day at Controversial Homeless Encampment in Penticton
City officials proceed with eviction as tensions rise over homeless encampment.
‘Her Only Defence Was Her Voice’: Crown Closes Argument in Femicide Trial
Crown prosecutor emphasizes the victim's struggle in closing arguments of a high-profile femicide case in Ontario.
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Canada’s Trade Position Uncertain Amid U.S. Deal Discussions, Carney States
Bank of England's Carney indicates Canada is not ready to finalize U.S. trade agreement.
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Canada-EU Summit in Montreal Concludes with Focus on Digital Trade
Leaders discuss advancements in digital trade and future collaborations.
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StatCan to Release August GDP Data and Early Q3 Estimates Today
Statistics Canada will publish GDP data for August along with preliminary estimates for the third quarter.
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New Air Link Between Calgary and Abu Dhabi Highlights Canada’s Gulf Pivot
Direct flights between Calgary and Abu Dhabi strengthen ties in energy sectors.
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Canada and EU Outline Vision for Strengthened Ties Amid Global Tensions
Canada and the European Union emphasize collaboration in response to global challenges.
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Supreme Court of Canada Orders New Trial for Acquitted Driver
The Supreme Court has ruled a new trial is necessary for a man previously acquitted of dangerous driving...
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B.C. NDP Caucus Appoints Jennifer Whiteside as Interim Leader
Jennifer Whiteside steps in as interim leader of the B.C. NDP following recent leadership changes.
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N.S. University Teachers Association Accuses Premier of Political Intimidation
The association claims the premier's actions threaten academic freedom and autonomy.
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Toronto Clerk Certifies Municipal Election Results with 990,000 Ballots Cast
The certification follows a significant voter turnout in Toronto's recent municipal elections.
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Canada’s Upcoming National Security Strategy to Emphasize Economic Safeguards
The anticipated national security strategy aims to bolster economic protections amid global uncertainties.
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Canada Hosts EU Leaders in Montreal to Discuss Future Relations
Montreal welcomes European Union leaders for discussions on enhancing bilateral ties.
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Liberals Maintain B.C. Oil Tanker Ban, Reject Conservative Legislation
The Liberal government votes against a Conservative bill aimed at lifting the oil tanker ban in British Columbia.
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Loonie Set for Strongest Month Since April Following Bank of Canada Rate Hike
The Canadian dollar is on track for its best monthly performance since April, influenced by the recent interest...
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Halloween Candy Prices Surge: Some Treats More Costly Than Others
Canadians face higher prices for Halloween candy this year, with notable variations among different types of sweets.
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Canadian Economy Stalled in August, Signals Potential Decline in September
Statistics Canada reports a stagnation in economic growth for August, indicating a possible downturn ahead.
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Researchers Face Challenges in Developing AI Evidence Detection Tools for Courts
Experts highlight difficulties in creating reliable systems to identify AI-generated evidence in legal settings.
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Ottawa Commits Up to $1.6B to Support AI Company Cohere
The Canadian government invests significantly in AI innovation through Cohere, aiming to bolster the tech sector.
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N.S. Premier’s Office Criticizes Toronto Professor Over AI Centre Comments
Comments made by a Toronto professor regarding an AI data centre have drawn criticism from Nova Scotia's premier's...