Ford Government Faces Scrutiny Over Ties to Banned Private Career Colleges
Ontario's private career colleges are banned from OSAP funding until 2030, raising concerns about government connections.
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Indigenous-Owned Imaging Clinic in Saskatchewan Expands with Second MRI Machine
The clinic aims to enhance healthcare access for Indigenous communities with the addition of new technology.
B.C. Major Party Leaders Set to Debate Ahead of Provincial Election
Leaders of B.C.'s major political parties will face off in a debate tonight as the provincial...
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Manitoba to Hire Up to 90 Family Doctors by 2029 with Federal Funding
The province allocates $6 million to recruit family physicians amid healthcare challenges.
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Mississauga Sees 57% Surge in Advance Voting Ahead of Municipal Election
Voter turnout for advance polling in Mississauga increases significantly as election approaches.
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Canadian Armed Forces Adapting to Evolving Drone Warfare Landscape
The Canadian military is accelerating efforts to integrate drone technology amid global shifts in warfare.
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KOHO Partners with LoanPro to Enhance Financial Products for Canadians
The collaboration aims to innovate KOHO's offerings, improving financial services for users across Canada.
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Ottawa Invests $50 Million in New High-Tech Forestry Centre in New Brunswick
Investment aims to boost innovation and sustainability in forestry sector.
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Record $90M Lotto Max Jackpot Set for Friday Draw, Largest in History
The Lotto Max jackpot reaches a historic $90 million, the largest lottery prize ever offered in Canada.
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Transit Issues Dominate Winnipeg Voter Concerns Ahead of Civic Election
As Winnipeg's civic election approaches, transit troubles emerge as a central issue for voters.
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Former London MP Irene Mathyssen, Advocate for Human Rights, Dies at 75
Irene Mathyssen, a dedicated advocate for human rights and former Member of Parliament, has passed away at the...
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Ontario NDP Calls on Ford and Carney to Purchase Stelco Amid Layoff Concerns
The Ontario NDP is urging government action as Stelco considers layoffs, advocating for a purchase to protect jobs.
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Election Signs Missing and Vandalized Across Manitoba: A New Norm?
Political candidates in Manitoba face challenges as election signs go missing or are vandalized, raising concerns about campaign...
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B.C. Party Leaders Campaign at Vancouver Trade Board Ahead of Election
Leaders from major B.C. political parties gather to discuss economic priorities before the upcoming election.
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Liberal Donor and Canada-China Relations Founder Faces Deportation for War Crimes
A prominent figure in Canada-China relations is under scrutiny for alleged war crimes, prompting potential deportation.
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Canada’s Banking Regulator Aims to Balance Competition Between Banks
The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions seeks to level the playing field for small and large...
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Key Organizer of Toronto Airport Gold Heist Continues Testimony at Trial
The trial of a former Air Canada employee resumes as a key organizer of the gold heist testifies...
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Canada’s Major Banks and Telecoms Unite to Combat Fraud
A coalition of Canada's largest banks and telecom companies aims to address fraud losses that amount to millions.
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Scientists Warn of Increasing AI Hacking Incidents Without Urgent Changes
Experts in Ontario caution that without proactive measures, AI-driven cyberattacks will escalate in severity and frequency.
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Quebec MPs Hear Reports of False Election Information from Chatbot
Voters in Quebec received misleading information from a chatbot during the election, raising concerns among MPs.
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Carney Establishes National Council to Guide Artificial Intelligence Development
The newly formed 13-member council aims to provide strategic advice on AI policies in Canada.