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Economy2 months ago
Financial Breaking Point: Canadian Insolvency Filings Surge to Highest Levels Since 2009
Canada sees highest insolvency filings since 2009 as 37,121 people file in Q1 2026. Experts warn of a 'breaking point' amid rising costs and debt levels.
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POLITICS2 months ago
Lunar Pioneers Arrive in Ottawa: Artemis II Crew Briefs Prime Minister Carney
Artemis II astronauts, including Jeremy Hansen, visit Ottawa for a high-profile meeting with PM Mark Carney and public events following their lunar mission.
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Hockey2 months ago
Canadiens Maintain Confidence Despite Fluke Goal as Sabres Square Series in Montreal
Montreal Canadiens remain optimistic after a 3-2 loss to the Buffalo Sabres ties their second-round series at 2-2. Montreal outshot Buffalo 22-10 in the final frames.
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business2 months ago
Canada Asserts Digital Sovereignty with Major AI Infrastructure Launch in British Columbia
Canada announces a $9 billion AI infrastructure project in B.C. to boost digital sovereignty, create 1,500+ jobs, and secure domestic data processing.
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Celebrity News2 months ago
Survivor Host Jeff Probst Mourns the Loss of His Brother, Director Scott Probst
Jeff Probst, host of 'Survivor,' mourns the death of his brother Scott Probst at 58. Discover Scott's legacy as a director on shows like General Hospital.
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energy2 months ago
Global Energy Markets Braced for Impact as Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire on ‘Life Support’
President Trump declares Iran ceasefire on 'life support' as oil prices surge and U.S. considers military escorts for tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Canadian News2 months ago
Privacy Breach Scandal: Alberta Separatist Leader Defies Provincial Election Investigators
Alberta separatist leader David Parker refuses to cooperate with Elections Alberta over the alleged misuse of private voter data affecting 2.9 million residents.
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energy2 months ago
Danielle Smith Eyes West Coast Pipeline as Key to ‘Cooperative Federalism’ and National Unity
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith discusses how a new West Coast pipeline agreement could reduce separatism and lead to more federal accommodations for the province.
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Entertainment2 months ago
Martin Short Breaks Silence on Daughter’s Tragic Death and Mental Health Battle
Martin Short shares the 'nightmare' of losing his daughter Katherine, detailing her long struggle with mental health in a moving call for greater awareness.
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Hockey2 months ago
Canadiens Overpower Sabres in Dominant Game 3 Victory to Claim Series Lead
Montreal Canadiens dominate Buffalo Sabres 6-2 in Game 3 to take a 2-1 series lead. Cole Caufield and Alex Newhook lead the charge at a packed...
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