Thousands in British Columbia Still Without Power After Windstorm
A second windstorm has left many residents in B.C. without electricity, as crews work to restore services.
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Ongoing Legal Battle Over Records in Mentzelopoulos Case in Alberta
The nearly two-year Mentzelopoulos case continues as legal disputes over records persist.
Fireworks Regulations Vary Across Greater Toronto Area for Diwali Celebrations
As Diwali begins, municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area outline their fireworks rules.
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Man Injured in Shooting Incident in West End Toronto
A man was hospitalized following a shooting in Toronto's west end on Tuesday evening.
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Alberta Premier Unveils Plan to Streamline Driver’s Licence Policy
New initiative aims to simplify the process for obtaining driver's licences in Alberta.
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Ottawa Increases Journalism Tax Credit by $501 Million for Broadcasters
The federal government extends tax credit eligibility to broadcasters, aiming to support journalism.
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Diwali Sparks Economic Growth: A Look at Its Business Impact in Canada
The Festival of Lights boosts local economies and fosters community engagement across Canada.
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Canada’s Sport Integrity Agency Highlights Regional Gaps in Safe Sport Rules
The agency raises concerns over inconsistent safe sport regulations across regions.
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MacKenzie Weegar Reflects on Ottawa Senators, Finds Home with Utah Mammoth
Weegar shares his journey from considering the Senators to embracing life with the Mammoth.
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Aid Sector Criticizes Federal Budget for Excluding Foreign Aid
Advocates express concern over lack of funding for international assistance in the latest budget.
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Premier Scott Moe Praises Federal Budget as ‘Best in a Decade’
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe commends the federal budget, highlighting its positive impact on the province.
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Chow Seeks Solutions After Ford Rejects New Funding for Toronto
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow explores alternatives following Premier Doug Ford's funding decision.
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Federal Budget 2023: Key Questions Answered for Canadians
Canadians seek clarity on the federal budget as government outlines spending priorities.
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Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew Urges End to U.S. Tariffs Following Midterm Elections
Kinew's call comes after Trump's midterm election setbacks, impacting trade relations.
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Quebec Premier Launches Diplomatic Offensive Following U.S. Midterms
Premier François Legault aims to strengthen ties with U.S. leaders post-election.
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Canada’s Military Adopts Palantir Software Amid Risk Concerns
The Canadian Armed Forces are utilizing Palantir software, raising questions about data privacy and security risks.
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Joly Requests Competition Bureau Investigation into Stelco Amid Layoffs
Federal Minister Mélanie Joly calls for a probe as the steelmaker faces potential job cuts.
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Canada’s Unemployment Rate Climbs to 6.7% in October, StatCan Reports
Statistics Canada reports a rise in the national unemployment rate, reflecting economic shifts.
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The Dawn of AI Warfare: Is Canada Prepared for the Future?
As AI technology evolves, experts question Canada's readiness for potential military applications.
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First Nation Challenges Canada’s Largest AI Data Centre in Saskatchewan
A Saskatchewan First Nation is opposing the development of a major AI data centre, citing environmental and cultural...
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Elections Canada Chief Warns AI Complicates Voter Information Access
Elections Canada chief highlights challenges posed by AI in ensuring accurate voter information.