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Elections Alberta has issued a citizen initiative petition asking whether Alberta should cease to be part of Canada and become…
Calgary officials urged residents on Jan. 1 to take three-minute showers and keep the city’s daily water use below 485…
The chief of Pimicikamak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba asked Prime Minister Mark Carney on Jan. 1 to deploy the…
Manitoba Hydro repaired the downed transmission line feeding Pimicikamak Cree Nation and began restoring power in stages on Jan. 1,…
A shooting east of Quebec City has left one minor dead and another injured in St-Vallier-de-Bellechasse. Police were called to…
The Newfoundland and Labrador government has asked Deloitte to review its work after a major report was found to contain…
Experts say connecting Yukon’s power grid with British Columbia’s would be transformative for Canada’s North—but warn it may take more…
Former prime minister Stephen Harper said military budgets could be the key to improving infrastructure across Canada’s Arctic. Speaking in…
The court-appointed receiver of Eagle Gold Mine in Yukon is moving forward with a sale process following a major environmental disaster in 2024. The mine, which released cyanide-laced ore into the environment, could have a new owner by year-end.
A Quebec judge has greenlit a class action lawsuit against Tim Hortons over emails falsely promising a boat prize in its Roll Up to Win contest. With potential damages of $64,000 per claimant, the case raises questions about consumer trust and mobile app promotions in Canada.
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