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1397 stories (from 2130 items, duplicates grouped) · alternating mainstream and independent

Le Franco (Alberta)independentIndependentCentre
18h ago

L’Alberta a choisi de rester au Canada!

Une grande majorité pour le Canada! Même s’il reste encore des votes à compter, les résultats sont assez clairs! En date de mardi, près de 76 % des Albertains qui ont voté ont choisi que leur province reste au Canada. Un peu plus de 24 % ont plutôt voté pour entamer des démarches vers l’indépendance. La première […]

Local News
The Globe and MailmainstreamCorporateCentre
58m ago

Food bank use hits 2.3 million monthly visits due to grocery costs, report shows

A new report from Food Banks Canada says nearly 10 million Canadians across the country are struggling with food insecurity. Food banks are feeling the pressure as one in five report running out of food before meeting the needs of all their clients.

National NewsBusiness & Finance
BNN BloombergmainstreamCorporateCentre
16m ago

How to build an investment portfolio that can weather uncertainty

Canadian investors face no shortage of uncertainty as the U.S.-Canada trade war drags on while global conflicts raise prices and rattle markets, but investing has always involved managing a range of risks, an expert says.

National NewsBusiness & Finance
CTV NewsmainstreamCorporateCentre
32m ago

STM, SAQ websites down in wake of worldwide security breach

The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) shut down its website Wednesday as a precautionary measure amid a worldwide security breach affecting numerous websites.

National News
Times ColonistindependentCorporateCentre
2h ago

RCMP apologizes for 'grossly inadequate' investigation into N.S. workplace drowning

HALIFAX — The agency that reviews complaints against the RCMP says the police force has apologized for its “grossly inadequate” investigation into the death of an engineer in Nova Scotia who drowned while inspecting a hydroelectric plant.

Local NewsCrime & Public Safety
CP24mainstreamCorporateCentre
16m ago

White cargo van sought in deadly Vaughan hit-and-run located: police

A white cargo van that was sought in connection with a hit-and-run in Vaughan earlier this month that killed a live-in caregiver from Richmond Hill has been recovered, police say.

Local NewsCrime & Public Safety
Lethbridge News NowindependentIndependentCentre
3h ago

Blue Bombers need win over Lions to secure CFL playoff berth

TORONTO - Vernon Adams Jr. and the Calgary Stampeders will be B.C. Lions fans this weekend. Calgary (9-9) finishes its regular season on a bye week af...

Local News
CP24mainstreamCorporateCentre
8h ago

Group assisting Canada’s long-planned review of firearms has yet to meet

An advisory group that’s supporting a federal review of firearms classification — including a look at the SKS rifle — is expected to hold its first meeting this fall, almost a year after Ottawa announced the review.

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Prince George CitizenindependentCorporateCentre
1h ago

Pope Leo’s doctors say tests show he needs no further treatment for lung cancer

VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Leo XIV got good news from his doctors: The pontiff will need no further treatment for lung cancer after follow-up tests confirmed the disease was localized, the Vatican said in a statement Wednesday.

Local NewsHealthcare
BNN BloombergmainstreamCorporateCentre
16m ago

Teck receives strike notice at Highland Valley Copper operation

Canadian miner Teck Resources said on Wednesday it received strike notice from United Steelworkers Local 7619 at its Highland Valley Copper operations in British Columbia.

National NewsBusiness & FinanceLabour & Employment
Times ColonistindependentCorporateCentre
3h ago

Most Canadian actors earn less than $20K per year from screen work, survey finds

TORONTO — Most Canadian actors can't pay the bills through onscreen work alone, according to a survey from the Canada Media Fund that found seven in 10 respondents earned less than $20,000 a year from their work on film and TV.

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Town and Country TodayindependentIndependentCentre
3h ago

Movie Review: 'Clayface' arrives as a pretty good R-rated revenge thriller-horror romance

Someone rather bluntly popped up on X recently to ask Hollywood writer-producer James Gunn a pointed — and here sanitized — question: “Who asked for a ‘Clayface’ movie??” Gunn, the guy behind the seriously weird “Guardians of the Galaxy” franch

Local NewsArts & Culture
CP24mainstreamCorporateCentre
16m ago

JK Rowling vows to keep speaking out on trans issues in new essay

“Harry Potter” author JK Rowling vowed to keep voicing her opposition to “trans activism” and financially supporting women taking legal action over their rights, in a new essay published Wednesday.

Local NewsArts & Culture