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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Nurse Describes Chaotic Conditions in Edmonton ER at Fatality Inquiry
A nurse's testimony highlights overcrowding and chaos in Edmonton's emergency room during a fatality inquiry.
Alberta Premier Smith Urges UCP Separatists to Support Canada or Leave
Premier Danielle Smith calls for unity within the UCP, warning separatists to align with pro-Canada stance.
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Saskatoon Hospital Expands Capacity with New Beds Amid Delayed Expansion
Saskatoon hospital adds new beds to address patient needs, but full expansion timeline extended.
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Advisory Group for Firearms Review, Including SKS, Yet to Convene
An advisory group set to assist in a review of firearms, including the SKS, has not yet held its first meeting.
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Ontario Drug Funding Decision Disappoints Cancer Patients with Limited Options
Recent funding decisions leave many cancer patients in Ontario facing fewer treatment choices.
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Federal Union Calls for Strike Votes Among 120,000 Public Servants
Union seeks mandate for potential strikes as contract negotiations stall.
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RCMP Issues Apology for Inadequate Investigation into N.S. Drowning
The RCMP acknowledges shortcomings in their investigation of a workplace drowning in Nova Scotia.
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Report Critiques RCMP’s Response to Industrial Drowning Incident
A new report highlights significant shortcomings in the RCMP's handling of an industrial drowning case.
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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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Danielle Smith Urges Unity Following Alberta Referendum on Separatism
Alberta Premier calls for collaboration after voters reject separatist measures in recent referendum.
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Saskatchewan Premier Commits to Collaborate with Alberta Post-Referendum
Premier Scott Moe emphasizes cooperation with Alberta to bolster Canadian unity following recent referendum.
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Chow and Bradford in Tight Race Ahead of Toronto Mayoral Election
With only days remaining, Olivia Chow and Mark Bradford are in a close contest for Toronto's mayoral seat.
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Canada’s Federal Budget Date Announced Amid Ongoing Trade Tensions
The federal budget will be presented on March 28, 2024, as trade disputes impact the economy.
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Air Canada Introduces $30 Charge for Phone Flight Bookings
The airline aims to encourage online bookings by implementing a new fee for phone reservations.
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Canada’s Inflation Rate Climbs to 3.1% Amid Rising Fuel Prices
Statistics Canada reports an increase in inflation driven by higher fuel costs.
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Statistics Canada to Release September Inflation Figures Soon
The latest inflation data is expected to provide insights into Canada's economic trends.
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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.