Competition Bureau Complaint Filed Over Israeli Real Estate Events in Canada
A group has lodged a complaint with the Competition Bureau regarding real estate events linked to Israeli interests in Toronto and Montreal.
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Slate Grocery REIT Receives Interim Order, Announces Meeting Details
The Ontario-based REIT outlines plans for a special meeting and circular following interim order receipt.
Kelowna Candidates Intensify Campaign Efforts Ahead of Election Day
Candidates in the Kelowna area ramp up their campaigns as election day approaches, focusing on key...
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Mayoral Candidates Debate $150 Million Hospital Funding in Ontario
Local taxpayers may face a $150 million bill for a new hospital as candidates share their views.
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Toronto Election: Chow Maintains Decisive Lead Over Bradford, Poll Shows
A recent poll indicates Olivia Chow is leading in the Toronto mayoral race against Mark Bradford.
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Carney Addresses Turkish Ties Amid LGBTQ+ Rights Concerns
Mark Carney expresses confidence in Canadian-Turkish relations despite LGBTQ+ issues.
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Rogers to Introduce Extra Charges for Credit Card Bill Payments
Customers may face additional fees when paying Rogers bills with credit cards.
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MapQuest Introduces Surveillance Camera Locations Across Canada and U.S.
MapQuest now displays real-time locations of surveillance cameras to enhance public awareness.
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U.S. Price-Fixing Case Advances Against Canadian Frozen Potato Companies
Legal proceedings intensify as U.S. authorities investigate alleged price-fixing by Canadian firms.
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Carney Dismisses U.S. Claims of Canadian Interference in Midterms
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney refutes allegations of Canadian interference in U.S. elections.
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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.
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NDP MP Advocates for Defining Extreme Residential School Denialism as Hate Crimes
Manitoba MP emphasizes the need for a clear threshold on hate crime definitions related to residential school denialism.
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Canadians Involved in U.S. Voter Fraud Crackdown Amid Election Interference Claims
U.S. authorities allege Canadian involvement in election fraud as crackdown intensifies.
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Joly, Ford, Housefather Named in U.S. Embassy’s Election Interference Claims
Canadian officials are implicated in a U.S. embassy fact sheet alleging foreign election interference.
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National Bank Warns of Potential Demographic Challenges for Canada’s Housing Market
Experts caution that the worst may be yet to come for Canada's struggling housing sector.
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New Lawsuit Challenges Trump’s Tariffs on Canadian Goods
A lawsuit has been filed in response to tariffs imposed by the Trump administration affecting Canadian imports.
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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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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.