Public Safety Dominates Discussion in Kelowna Election Race
Candidates focus on safety issues as Kelowna prepares for upcoming municipal elections.
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Calgary City Councillor Demands Independent Probe into Fatal Bus Explosion
Calls for an independent investigation follow a tragic bus explosion in Calgary that resulted in fatalities.
Federal Bureaucrats Face Scrutiny Over Innu Status Revocation in Quebec
Over 700 Innu individuals in Quebec have had their status revoked, prompting questions from lawmakers.
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Supreme Court to Hear Appeal on Federal Violation of Charter Rights During Convoy Protests
The Supreme Court of Canada will review a ruling that found the federal government violated citizens' rights during the 2022 convoy protests.
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B.C. NDP Leader Eby Campaigns in Vancouver as Tories Head to Surrey
NDP Leader David Eby focuses on Vancouver while Conservative candidates rally in Surrey.
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Alleged Tumbler Ridge Mass Shooting Conspirator to Enter Plea in U.S. Court
A suspect linked to the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting is scheduled to enter a plea in a U.S. court.
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Detroit Tourism Bureau Suspends Canadian Advertising Amid Trade Tensions
The Detroit tourism bureau pauses its advertising efforts in Canada, hoping for continued goodwill despite trade disputes.
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Workers at Canada’s Largest Copper Mine Threaten Strike This Saturday
Union members at the mine are preparing to strike if demands are not met by the weekend.
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Supreme Court to Hear Federal Appeal on Emergencies Act Usage
The Supreme Court of Canada will review the federal government's invocation of the Emergencies Act.
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United Conservative Party Leaders Show Support for Danielle Smith in Her Riding
Party leaders rally behind Alberta Premier Danielle Smith as she seeks to strengthen her local presence.
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Alberta Premier to Address Media Following Strong ‘Remain’ Support in Referendum
Premier's media briefing set for Wednesday to discuss referendum outcomes.
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First Nations Raise Concerns Over Elections Alberta’s Readiness for Referendum
First Nations leaders express worries about Elections Alberta's capacity to handle expected voter turnout in upcoming referendum.
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Quebec Premier-Designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon to be Sworn In
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon prepares to take office and announce his cabinet in Quebec.
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Poll Indicates PQ’s Referendum Pledge May Have Cost Majority Amid Alberta Vote
Recent polling suggests the Parti Québécois' referendum promise may have influenced their electoral performance, coinciding with Alberta's sovereignty...
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Alberta Premier Claims Referendum Offers Clear Mandate in Address
Premier emphasizes the importance of a referendum in shaping provincial direction.
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Canada’s Fall Housing Market Faces Turbulence, Says RBC Report
RBC's latest report highlights challenges in Canada's housing market as fall sets in, particularly impacting Alberta.
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Defence Lawyer Challenges Evidence in Air Canada Gold Heist Case
Former airline employee's lawyer argues insufficient evidence to support charges.
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CooperSurgical Donates Over 300 Cord Blood Samples to U of T for Research
The donation aims to enhance stem cell research efforts at the University of Toronto.
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New Brunswick’s Data Centre Debate Reflects National Tensions Over AI Facilities
The ongoing debate in New Brunswick over a proposed data centre underscores broader concerns about AI infrastructure across...
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Government Announces $1.5B Hyperscale Data Centre for National Capital Region
The new data centre aims to enhance digital infrastructure while local sports fans face TSN blackouts.
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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.