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Economy4 months ago
Nation-Building or Overreach? Carney Defends Pipeline Vision Amid B.C. Backlash
PM Mark Carney defends his pipeline and nation-building agenda in B.C. despite criticism from Premier David Eby over the Alberta implementation agreement.
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Alberta Government4 months ago
Alberta Referendum Turmoil: UCP Bid for Independence Vote Hits Procedural Wall
Alberta's UCP faces a procedural setback in its attempt to add a secession question to the fall referendum amid NDP protests and a major cabinet shuffle.
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business4 months ago
Canada Challenges China’s Dominance as Mark Carney Breaks Ground on Massive Matawinie Graphite Mine
Prime Minister Mark Carney breaks ground on Quebec’s Matawinie Mine, the G7's largest graphite project, aimed at challenging China's EV battery dominance.
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Canada Stories4 months ago
Tory Shake-up: Poilievre Navigates Leadership Crisis as Chief of Staff Exits
Pierre Poilievre faces a staff exodus as Chief of Staff Ian Todd retires. Discover how the Conservative Party is retooling against a Liberal majority.
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business4 months ago
Ontario’s War on Ticket Scalping: Province Launches Enforcement Blitz on Secondary Markets
Ontario begins a major enforcement blitz against ticket resellers, capping prices at face value. Large platforms like StubHub face fines up to $250,000.
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Economy4 months ago
Ottawa Sets September 2027 Construction Date for Alberta’s Crucial West Coast Pipeline
The federal government sets Sept. 1, 2027, for Alberta's West Coast pipeline construction approval, marking a major shift in Canadian energy infrastructure.
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POLITICS4 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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Canadian Stories4 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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energy4 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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POLITICS4 months ago
Moscow’s Shrunken Spectacle: Victory Day Parade Hits Record Low Duration Without Live Tanks
Moscow's 2026 Victory Day parade was the shortest in modern history, lasting only 45 minutes with no live tanks or military vehicles on Red Square.
How West Kelowna Residents Can Explore Heartfulness Meditation and Community Peace
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B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
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Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
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