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Afghan Restaurant Serves Spicy ‘Homecoming’ Taste

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 10, 2022
Atlantic Provinces

Waiting lists for doctors are growing in all the Maritime provinces

West Canada

Valor Unveils Six New Canadian Uranium Targets

Central Canada

Key Project – Discovery Center Site Strategy Development

Atlantic Provinces

A list of some temperature records broken in Canada this year

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What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Payday Loans? | Oak Park Financial

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 22, 2022
Payday loans have received an unpopular reputation, and are considered to be one of the most damaging ways a person could do to protect their money. There are a few people who are not so good in the world of payday loans but that!-->…
The Prairie Provinces

Reactivate open pasture reserves

Pearl R. Fuqua Sep 1, 2021 0
What kind of credit cards can I qualify for with bad credit? Credit cards with secured credit are usually the most straightforward to obtain for those with bad credit. However, secured credit cards require cash payment in order to!-->!-->!-->…
West Canada

8 things to do for free in Ottawa this summer

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 7, 2022
With tourist season in full swing, there are plenty of activities in Ottawa you can do without breaking your budget. You can spend a Thursday night at several Ottawa museums, visit the Parliament Buildings, or enjoy a…
The Prairie Provinces

Will Alberta get its own provincial police service? – LacombeOnline.com

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 6, 2022
The Government of Alberta recently launched a new website that outlines what a provincial police service could look like. The government has recently begun to explore the possibility of creating a police service in Alberta,!-->…
Central Canada

Health Sciences Center Children’s Hospital will receive new inpatient monitors with funding…

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 5, 2022
WINNIPEG, MB, August 5, 2022 /CNW/ - Today, the Honorable Jim Carr, Member of Parliament (Winnipeg South Centre), on behalf of the Honorable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Infrastructure and Communities; the…
West Canada

A Canadian village razed by a forest fire fights to protect its future against the climate

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 5, 2022
REVELSTOKE, British Columbia, Aug 5 (Reuters) - A year after a wildfire destroyed the village of Lytton in western Canada, residents, municipal leaders and the government of British Columbia are grappling with the slow and costly reality of…
The Prairie Provinces

First winter forecast for Canada released

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 4, 2022
We may have a bit of summer left, but that doesn't stop us from talking about the first winter forecasts to come out for Canada. As always, the Farmers' Almanac is there, giving us a glimpse of what awaits us in the…
Central Canada

New city data shows an average of 40 people a night turned away from Toronto homeless shelters

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 4, 2022
An average of 40 people per night have been told there were no beds available for them at Toronto homeless shelters over the past year and a half, according to newly released city data. .And for the first six months of this year, an average…
Atlantic Provinces

Quilts Unite for Caleb’s Courage Initiative Helping Children in Cape Breton with Critical…

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 3, 2022
SYDNEY, NS — Quilters from every province came together to help children with life-threatening illnesses to relax comfortably during their stay at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital. The Be A Superhero quilt was an…
West Canada

The Canadian team begins to prepare for a summer World Junior Men’s Hockey Championship

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 3, 2022
CALGARY — Team Canada began preparations for the 2.0 edition of the 2022 World Junior Men's Hockey Championship in Edmonton on Tuesday. The host nation kicks off the August 9-20 championship on August 10 against Latvia at Rogers Place.…
The Prairie Provinces

Climate change is warming the vast expanse of Canada’s boreal forest, increasing the risk of…

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 2, 2022
CBC Alberta and Saskatchewan have teamed up for a new pilot series on weather and climate change in the Prairies. Meteorologist Christy Climenhaga will bring her expert voice to the conversation to help explain weather phenomena and…
Central Canada

2 Hamilton doctors offer out-of-town vaccinations for children under 5 years old. Here’s how…

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 1, 2022
Hamiltonians now have the option of having an outdoor COVID-19 vaccination clinic for their children, thanks to an initiative by two local doctors, Kerry Beal and Joe Oliver.Oliver, who announced the outdoor clinics on Twitter, said while…
Atlantic Provinces

Wait times for eating disorder treatment in Canada increase during pandemic

Pearl R. Fuqua Aug 1, 2022
WARNING: This article contains details about an eating disorderWhen Sally Chaster in Victoria suffered a relapse of anorexia nervosa in April 2021, she knew she wasn't going to pull through on her own. She was losing a lot of weight and was…
West Canada

‘A specific form of anti-black racism’: Academics want Canadian apology for slavery

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 31, 2022
Historian Elise Harding-Davis says Canada's unanimous vote last year to proclaim August 1 Emancipation Day rings hollow without a federal apology for slavery. Historian Elise Harding-Davis says Canada's unanimous vote last year to…
Central Canada

Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant is a ‘dog park wasteland’ that needs an off-leash zone,…

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 30, 2022
A group of dog owners from the Mount Pleasant area of ​​Vancouver have banded together to lobby for off-leash playpen space in their neighborhood.“Right now, Mount Pleasant is a deserted dog park,” said Eugenia Serrano, one of the…
The Prairie Provinces

Super Run visits the Elkhorn Motor Museum

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 29, 2022
The sight of classic and antique vehicles lined up at the Elkhorn Motor Museum drew a crowd. The Super Run is Canada's largest classic car show that rotates through all three prairie provinces. The local Brandon chapter is The…
Atlantic Provinces

Fulfilling a family’s dream: St. John’s mother, inspired by her own daughter’s egg…

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 29, 2022
ST. JOHN'S, NL — Every Friday for the past few months, Lesley Rumsey of St. John's has been posting a special message on Facebook. It's her weekly "Joy Day" update, where she details the progress of her pregnancy,…
West Canada

Parents face difficult conversations and decisions following Hockey Canada controversies

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 29, 2022
Sylvain Perrier was having lunch with his wife and daughter when he heard the news that Hockey Canada was involved in another gang sexual assault investigation, this time involving the 2003 World Junior Team. Sylvain Perrier was…
The Prairie Provinces

Saskatoon police help bust car theft ring involving hundreds of vehicles

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 29, 2022
Saskatoon police played a key role in an auto theft investigation involving hundreds of vehicles worth millions of dollars. The nearly two-year-long investigation, dubbed Project MYRA, was led by the Ontario Provincial Police…
Central Canada

Canada-U.S. friendly series players in Thunder Bay hope it’s a win for women’s baseball

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 28, 2022
Elite-level international baseball returns to Northern Ontario this week as Thunder Bay hosts a five-game friendly series between the Canada and United States Women's National Teams.This is the first international competition for both teams…
Atlantic Provinces

Nova Scotia bill to suspend MLA pay raises passes second reading

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 27, 2022
HALIFAX, N.S. — Tim Houston's PC government finally got to second reading of its bill reversing a recommended pay raise for MLAs during an extended special sitting of the Nova Scotia Legislative Assembly on Wednesday,…
The Prairie Provinces

Trudeau’s Fertilizer Emissions Plan Draws Backlash From Farmers and Provinces

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 26, 2022
VSCanadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to mandate a 30% cut in fertilizer emissions in the country, sparking a backlash from farmers and provincial agriculture ministers, who say the target will reduce…
Central Canada

Stephen Harper says Pierre Poilievre has the best chance of winning the next federal election

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 26, 2022
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Pierre Poilievre is the Conservative leadership candidate with the best chance of leading the party to victory in the upcoming federal election.Harper's statement came in a video posted Monday…
Atlantic Provinces

NL will cover license fees for Ukrainian doctors fleeing war

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 25, 2022
The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador will cover licensing fees for Ukrainian health care providers seeking to work in the province. (Paul Daly/CBC)Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey says his government is working to!-->!-->…
West Canada

New details revealed in year-old case of alleged indignity to the human body

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 25, 2022
More than a year after the body of a missing woman from Saint John in the north was discovered, new details about the case have emerged in court documents.The body of Courtney Dawn MacKenzie, 27, was found in a "closet/storage space" on the…
Central Canada

Pope arrives in Canada to apologize to Indigenous groups

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 24, 2022
Pope Francis began a busy visit to Canada on Sunday to apologize to Indigenous peoples for abuses committed by missionaries in residential schools, a key step in the Catholic Church's efforts to reconcile with and help…
The Prairie Provinces

Trudeau moves forward to drastically reduce fertilizer use to fight climate change with more organic…

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 23, 2022
"Let them eat cake" seems to be the message from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The Prince's Prime Minister concluded meetings with provincial ministers on Friday and announced he will move forward to reduce the permitted use…
Atlantic Provinces

Canadian real estate set for ‘historic correction’, biggest drop ever: RBC

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 23, 2022
Canada's largest bank is seeing the country's housing bubble burst like no other. Last week, we reported that RBC was about to lower its forecast, and they made it official today. The bank explained to investors that the correction will…
West Canada

Canadian Brooke Henderson takes a 2-stroke lead in the final round at Evian

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 23, 2022
EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France (AP) — Brooke Henderson stood over a three-foot birdie putt on the 18th green, a three-stroke lead heading into the final round of the Evian Championship seemingly at her thank you. EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France…
The Prairie Provinces

PM targets resale fuel prices as MP Jean steps up attack

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 22, 2022
This afternoon, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced his intention to investigate price fixing in Alberta's resale fuel industry. “I will ask the Competition Bureau of Canada to investigate potential gasoline price fixing…
Central Canada

Dangerous heat this weekend for the east and west coasts

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 22, 2022
For the third weekend in a row, an inflexible heat wave will bring dangerous temperatures to much of the United States, with warnings this time stretching from the desert southwest to the New England coast .The longest lasting misery…
Atlantic Provinces

LETTERS – Unusual bikes, CFL boosters, HRM scheduling issues, irregular health care costs and…

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 21, 2022
Unequal care Subject: Dr. Charles Shaver's interesting “Gap in Travel Health Care Costs Needs to Be Closed,” July 16. I consider the behavior of this first surgeon who refused to treat an injured patient to be terribly…
West Canada

Road users benefit from Highway 14 improvements

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 21, 2022
Drivers, cyclists and pedestrians can expect safer and smoother travel now that improvements to Highway 14 between Otter Point Road and Woodhaven Road are nearing completion, a major milestone in!--googleon:>…
The Prairie Provinces

Young leaders make up for lost time as summer camps resume – BC Catholic

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 20, 2022
The distant praise and worship is over, the loud, concert-like singing and dancing is on. Catholic summer camp organizers are feeling a sense of renewal as activities return to something more like a pre-pandemic…
Central Canada

Point joins list of Hockey Canada players who denied involvement in sexual assault case in 2018

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 20, 2022
Support for survivors If you or someone you know has been sexually abused and needs support, those in Canada can find centres, crisis lines and services specific to each province. here. For readers in America, a list of resources and…
Atlantic Provinces

Lack of action on pay equity legislation ‘shocking’, say critics

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 20, 2022
PC Women and Gender Equality spokeswoman Helen Conway Ottenheimer said she believes the provincial government has not committed to addressing pay equity in Newfoundland. and Labrador. (Darrell Roberts/CBC)Opposition MPs and at least one!-->!-->…
The Prairie Provinces

Vaccinated Atlantic Canadians eagerly await second booster: national poll

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 19, 2022
Vaccinated Atlantic Canadians are the most eager to get a second booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to a new national poll. The Angus Reid Institute study found that 67% of vaccinated Atlantic…
Central Canada

Police accountability is a ‘gaping hole’ in Newfoundland, scathing new civilian report…

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 18, 2022
A new report condemning the state of policing in Newfoundland and Labrador proposes a complete overhaul of who oversees the province's two police forces.The St. John's-based organization First Voice, led by Indigenous advocacy group First…
Atlantic Provinces

Mi’kmaq recognized as the first language of Nova Scotia

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 17, 2022
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston, 13 chiefs and a slew of other dignitaries were in attendance at Potlotek First Nation on Sunday morning for the proclamation of the new Mi'kmaw language law. The law sees Mi'kmaw officially…
West Canada

Get up early for those attending Pope’s Mass near Quebec City while visiting Canada

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 17, 2022
QUEBEC CITY — Those with tickets to attend the Pope's Mass northeast of Quebec City later this month will start their day very early, but a spokesperson who wondered if the schedule would be too hard for seniors natives say it now'…
The Prairie Provinces

How we use and manage farmland will play a key role in fighting climate change and feeding the world…

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 15, 2022
Federal Agriculture Minister Marie Claude Bibeau announced $54 million on Thursday for the creation of nine new living labs to reduce greenhouse gases. Speaking in Calgary, Bibeau said one of the living lab programs will!-->…
Central Canada

US, Canada condemn Russia’s war on Ukraine at G20 talks in Indonesia

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 15, 2022
BALI, INDONESIA - Western finance ministers condemned Moscow's invasion of Ukraine at G-20 talks in Indonesia on Friday, accusing Russian officials of complicity in wartime atrocities. The two-day meeting on the island of Bali began in…
Atlantic Provinces

Shanghai, Beijing’s economic output shrinks in second quarter – statistics bureau

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 15, 2022
BEIJING (Reuters) - The economies of Shanghai and Beijing shrank in the second quarter from a year earlier as tight restrictions imposed by China's zero-COVID policy took their toll. The economies of five of China's 31…
West Canada

Andreescu’s comeback continues at the site of his 2019 Canadian Open title

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 14, 2022
TORONTO - Bianca Andreescu says she returns to Sobeys Stadium in Toronto with confidence as she prepares to continue her comeback at the upcoming National Bank Open. TORONTO - Bianca Andreescu says she returns to Sobeys Stadium in…
Central Canada

Singapore steps up inflation fight with surprise central bank tightening

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 14, 2022
MAS refocuses the midpoint of the exchange rate policy rangeThis decision should help to slow the dynamics of inflationPolicy decision marks fourth tightening in nine monthsCentral bank raises inflation forecast for full yearSINGAPORE, July…
The Prairie Provinces

Saskatchewan. residents feel financial ‘pinch’ more than rest of Canada, poll finds

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 13, 2022
As the Bank of Canada pushes interest rates to a record high, those in the Prairie provinces are feeling the pinch more than the rest of the country, according to a new poll. The MNP Ltd poll found that 55% of…
Atlantic Provinces

After-tax household income is rising and income inequality is falling, new census data shows

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 13, 2022
Income inequality and the number of low-income people fell significantly in 2020, compared to five years earlier, and after-tax household income saw a marked increase, especially in single-parent households, according to new census data…
West Canada

Senate report says government must implement rights-based Indigenous fisheries

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 13, 2022
OTTAWA — A new Senate report calls on the federal government to implement Mi'kmaq, Wolastoqiyik and Peskotomuhkati rights-based fishing on Canada's east coast and to review its approach to negotiations. OTTAWA — A new Senate report…
The Prairie Provinces

Government of Canada invests in outdoor community sports and recreation infrastructure in Calgary

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 12, 2022
Today, Adam van KoeverdenParliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Health and Minister of Sport, on behalf of the Honorable Daniel Vandal, Minister for PrairiesCan, announced a federal investment of more than $720,000 for four community…
Central Canada

How to watch Ultimate at the 2022 World Games

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 11, 2022
Every match will be streamed! July 11, 2022 by Ultimateworld in Cover with comments The long-awaited 2022 World Games are already underway and Ultimate, a flying disc discipline, begins on Tuesday…
Atlantic Provinces

Rowan’s Room is soliciting donations to expand its services

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 11, 2022
An organization that provides support to families with children struggling in traditional settings hopes to expand its services and offer more support to Atlantic Canadians. Rowan's Room Developmental Society is an organization…
West Canada

Canada’s U23 basketball team defeats France 78-60 to claim Gold at Globl Jam

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 11, 2022
TORONTO — Aaliyah Edwards gave fans a high-five and posed for photos as she left the Mattamy Athletic Center field with her teammates on Sunday, clutching her tournament MVP trophy. TORONTO — Aaliyah Edwards gave fans a high-five…
Central Canada

Our Community: Artists Wanted, Green Teams Tear Down Invasive Plants

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 10, 2022
Call for Artists for Commercial Alley Local artists are invited to submit proposals to exhibit their work in what will be the Commercial Alley Outdoor Art Gallery's 10th annual installation. Call for Artists for Victoria's…
Atlantic Provinces

9 Things Only East Coast Canadians Can Understand And Will Totally Bond

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 10, 2022
This Opinion article is part of a Narcity Media series. The opinions expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Narcity Media.As an East Coast resident, I can tell you that there is no better feeling…
West Canada

Canada to use traditional spelling of “Türkiye” following UN decision

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 9, 2022
The Canadian government quietly changed Turkey's name to the official Turkish spelling Türkiye in all official communications. The Canadian government quietly changed Turkey's name to the official Turkish spelling Türkiye in all…
The Prairie Provinces

Manitobans more likely than Saskatchewan neighbors to punish bad government, poll finds

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 8, 2022
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Central Canada

Transport Canada implements new fire prevention measures for railways

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 8, 2022
The federal government is taking action to improve rail safety and security. This week, the Minister of Transport announced two new rail safety measures. One will focus on preventing railway-related fires, while the other!-->…
Atlantic Provinces

InvestmentPitch Media Video discusses Great Atlantic

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 8, 2022
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, July 08 12, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Great Atlantic Resources (TSXV:GR) (FSE:PH02) has launched its 2022 exploration program on its Keymet precious and base metals property in northeastern New Brunswick. The…
West Canada

Los Angeles Kings add Canadian Olympian Manon Rheaume to front desk staff

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 7, 2022
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Kings have hired former star goaltender Manon Rheaume to a front-office role, bolstering the recent trend of women landing high-profile jobs on NHL teams. LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Kings have hired…
The Prairie Provinces

Weak canola plantings in Canada are helping to slow the price drop

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 7, 2022
Statistics Canada released new estimates for the 2022/23 Canadian crop this week, revealing that canola planted area would be reduced by 4.7%, from 9.1 million hectares to 8.67 million hectares. (Figure 1)Despite this lesser area of…
Central Canada

The Tsilhqot’in emergency center is still possible with the renewal of the agreement

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 7, 2022
Breadcrumb Links New Local News Much of the work planned under the agreement with British Columbia and Ottawa after the 2017 fire season remains unfinished Tsilhqot'in Nation President Joe Alphonse near…
Atlantic Provinces

NB COVID-19: Cases on the rise

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 6, 2022
Over the past week, the number of positive PCRs and rapid COVID-19 tests nearly doubled from the previous week in New Brunswick, and the province added four more deaths, bringing the total to 429. Chief Medical Officer Dr…
West Canada

People living in Halifax Park have been ordered to leave ahead of reconstruction

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 5, 2022
Halifax issued a notice on Tuesday telling people living in tents and other small wooden structures in a western park to leave.The Halifax Regional Municipality has announced that Meagher Park will be immediately closed for reconstruction…
The Prairie Provinces

Aerial photo archive will visit the Prince Albert Museum next week

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 5, 2022
Homestead Aerial Photo A sample of one of the photos that Homestead Aerial Photo has in its archives. The Prince Albert Museum plans to offer visitors a unique chance to find memorabilia and family history next week. Homestead Aerial Photo…
Central Canada

The Ontario Provincial Police laid more than 2,500 charges in Central Region during Canada Day week

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 4, 2022
More than 2,500 charges were laid in the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Central Region during Canada Day week, according to police. The Ontario Provincial Police said officers in Central Region detachments laid 2,568 traffic-related…
Atlantic Provinces

Founders East Capital Partners Announce Acquisition of Maritime Beauty Supply

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 4, 2022
HALIFAX, N.S., July 4, 2022 /CNW/ - Founders East Capital Partners is proud to announce the acquisition of Maritime Beauty Supply. Based at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Maritime Beauty is the largest professional distributor of beauty…
West Canada

Parks Canada cancels camping event in Montreal amid criticism of homeless people

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 3, 2022
MONTREAL — Parks Canada's decision to hold a series of "learn to camp" events in the heart of Montreal is facing backlash after groups working with homeless people say they represent a double standard . MONTREAL — Parks Canada's…
The Prairie Provinces

ERs in Canada are overwhelmed and face closures

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 3, 2022
Hospitals overwhelmed by the onslaught of the pandemic are still facing a number of challenges, leading to unprecedented wait times in emergency rooms across the country. Besides the limited number of hospital…
Central Canada

Police identify two brothers shot dead in botched bank robbery in Saanich, B.C.

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 2, 2022
Mathew (left) and Isaac Auchterlonie, 22-year-old brothers from Duncan, British Columbia, were identified by police as the two suspects shot dead in a botched bank robbery at a Bank of Montreal branch in Saanich, British Columbia, on…
Atlantic Provinces

What is stagflation, and are we heading for a “perfect

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 2, 2022
Breadcrumb Links MoneyWise Canada growing money Dark skies and choppy waters are predicted, but it's not so certain we're facing a "once in a generation" problem. Author of the article: Steven…
West Canada

Latest news on Russia and the war in Ukraine

Pearl R. Fuqua Jul 1, 2022
American basketball player Brittney Griner begins trial in RussiaAmerican basketball player Brittney Griner (pictured here at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics) has been charged by Russian authorities with having cannabis oil in her luggage and…
The Prairie Provinces

Beat the heat at Horseshoe Canyon, a magical Alberta swimming spot

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 30, 2022
The Prairie Provinces are full of surprises – but some are way cooler than others. This summer, beat the heat at Horseshoe Lake, a crystal-clear swimming hole in Jasper National Park, Alberta - known to few, but loved by…
Central Canada

Torrential rains across the Prairies may not be enough to end prolonged drought conditions.…

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 30, 2022
CBC Alberta and Saskatchewan have teamed up for a new series about weather and climate change in the Prairies. Meteorologist Christy Climenhaga will bring her expert voice to the conversation to help explain weather phenomena and climate…
Atlantic Provinces

CORRECT and REPLACE Scotiabank partners with the National Theater School of Canada to support drama…

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 29, 2022
Montreal, Quebec--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Please replace the version dated June 28, 2022 with the following corrected version due to multiple revisions. The updated version reads as follows: SCOTIABANK PARTNERS WITH THE NATIONAL…
West Canada

Canadian divers Wiens and Zsombor-Murray win bronze in 10m synchro at world championships

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 28, 2022
BUDAPEST, Hungary — Rylan Wiens and Nathan Zsombor-Murray teamed up to give Canada its first diving medal at the world aquatic championships on Tuesday with a third-place finish in the men's 10-metre synchro. Wiens, of Pike Lake, Sask.…
Central Canada

Does the G7 really have a plan against Russia?

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 28, 2022
Gathering in the Bavarian Alps, the leaders of Canada, the European Union, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States, as well as the leaders of several countries, including India, South Africa and war-torn…
Atlantic Provinces

Cape Breton Park staff repair infrastructure damage left by Mother Nature

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 27, 2022
SYDNEY — As Mother Nature has launched several unprecedented attacks on assets in Cape Breton Highlands National Park this year, staff are working feverishly to repair and patch holes left by storm damage. . Robbie…
The Prairie Provinces

The Deception Project disrupts the interprovincial drug network

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 27, 2022
Content of the article Over half a million dollars in drugs and cash have been seized following an inter-provincial inter-provincial investigation in Lloydminster. Content of the article Project Deception is an ongoing investigation led…
West Canada

Factbox: Western ban on Russian gold imports is largely symbolic

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 27, 2022
A gold Russian ruble coin is seen in this photo taken in Moscow, Russia August 4, 2017. Picture taken August 4, 2017. REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov/IllustrationJoin now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.comRegisterThis content was produced in…
Central Canada

Gatherings for central bankers and military leaders

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 26, 2022
This article is an on-site version of our The Week Ahead newsletter. Sign up here to receive the newsletter straight to your inbox every SundayHello and welcome to the working week.It seems like the time has come for central bankers…
The Prairie Provinces

Soaring gas prices leave Canadian touring musicians in dire straits

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 26, 2022
When Josh and Katie Pascoe planned their multi-province summer concert tour earlier this year, they hadn't anticipated how expensive it would be to fill up their pickup truck's gas tank. Most of their energy was focused on securing…
Atlantic Provinces

THE BOOK SHELF: The author explores the communities that shaped the interior of the province

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 26, 2022
Using historic maps, some dating back to French explorer Samuel de Champlain, author Joan Dawson has traced Nova Scotia's historic waterways, early coastal settlements, lost highways and, more recently, the interior…
West Canada

Plouffe sisters help Canada advance to women’s 3×3 basketball semi-final

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 25, 2022
ANTWERP, Belgium — The Canadian Women's 3x3 Basketball Team advanced to the FIBA ​​World Cup 2022 Semi-Finals after back-to-back wins on Saturday. ANTWERP, Belgium — The Canadian Women's 3x3 Basketball Team advanced to the FIBA…
Central Canada

Canada’s Farm Show organizers are pleased with this year’s event

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 24, 2022
Another edition of Canada's Farm Show at REAL (Regina Exhibition Association Ltd ) District is officially in the books. Exhibitors began removing their equipment after what organizers called a very successful event. Kirk!-->…
The Prairie Provinces

HAL’S HEADLINES: Manitoba Needs a Seniors Advocate

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 24, 2022
Content of the article Manitoba should follow the lead of other provinces and establish a Seniors Advocate. Especially after news this week that two nursing aides have been placed on paid leave after allegations of abuse at a Winnipeg…
Atlantic Provinces

Alberta continues to grow population across Canada

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 23, 2022
Breadcrumb Links New Local News The influx represents the largest interprovincial population increase in Alberta's first quarter since 2015 The Calgary skyline was photographed on Thursday January 27, 2022.…
West Canada

Gasoline and diesel prices see slight drop in weekly adjustment

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 23, 2022
Gasoline prices fell 2.9 cents per liter across much of Newfoundland and Labrador on Thursday. (Alex Lupul/CBC)Prices for gasoline, diesel and most home heating fuels fell slightly across much of Newfoundland and Labrador on Thursday!-->!-->…
The Prairie Provinces

Interest in electric vehicles in Canada climbs to 46%, survey finds

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 23, 2022
The number of Canadians looking to buy electric vehicles in 2022 has reached its highest level yet, with British Columbia leading the way, according to a new survey from professional services firm Ernst & Young Global Limited.…
Central Canada

As heat wave looms across much of British Columbia, warnings issued for heavy rain, risk of flooding

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 22, 2022
Meteorologists say the first heat wave of the year is about to set in across much of the province, bringing temperatures in the low to mid-30s, raising concerns about the rapid snowmelt and the risk of flooding.Environment and Climate…
Atlantic Provinces

The Government of P.E.I. recovers $60 million owed from Ottawa and Crown corporations

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 21, 2022
Senior PEI Department of Finance officials say efforts have been made to recover $60 million owed to the province by the federal government and two Crown corporations. But months after the uncollected funds were flagged…
West Canada

De Grasse withdraws from national championship with COVID; still eligible for worlds

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 21, 2022
Canadian sprint star Andre De Grasse was knocked out of the national track and field championships by COVID-19 just a month before the world championships. Canadian sprint star Andre De Grasse was knocked out of the national track…
The Prairie Provinces

An Indigenous cultural resurgence in Canada

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 21, 2022
National Indigenous Peoples Day is a day to honor the rich, vital and diverse cultures of Canada's First Nations, Inuit and Métis. The summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, June 21, was chosen because many Indigenous peoples…
Central Canada

Thunder Bay Fire Department hopes to maintain station status quo with new master plan

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 20, 2022
Thunder Bay Fire Rescue asks the council to keep things as they are regarding a possible realignment of some fire stations in the city.In a report presented to city council on Monday evening, the fire department also recommends that council…
Atlantic Provinces

COMMENT: Don’t recreate the wheel — no reason why pay equity legislation hasn’t moved…

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 20, 2022
I don't know much about it, but if there's one truth I've gleaned from my nine years of post-secondary education (engineering, public policy, and law if we care): if anyone does something sound complicated, it's either…
West Canada

Damage to the seawall forces the closure of the main beach at West Hawk Lake, Manitoba. -Winnipeg

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 19, 2022
The province has closed the main beach at West Hawk Lake following flood damage to the levee behind the beach. On May 20, high water levels and strong winds made the levee unstable and tilted towards the lake. Manitoba Parks closed…
The Prairie Provinces

Decibel will announce its first quarter

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 18, 2022
CALGARY, Alta., May 19, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - Decibel Cannabis Company Inc. (the "Company" or "Decibel") (TSXV: DB) (OTCQB: DBCCF), a premium cannabis producer, is pleased to announce that the Company will release its financial results of…
Central Canada

Ready to sweat? Weekend heat warning issued for southern Manitoba

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 18, 2022
Environment Canada and the provincial government have issued warnings as sweltering temperatures are expected to envelope southern Manitoba over the weekend. The federal weather agency said Friday temperatures are expected to climb into the…
Atlantic Provinces

Nova Scotia shooting: RCMP emergency alert policy in place two years later

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 17, 2022
OTTAWA- Two years after being criticized for not issuing an emergency alert during a 1 p.m. shooting in Nova Scotia, the RCMP has finally implemented a national Alert Ready policy. The eight-page internal policy took…
West Canada

Canadian Wiggins integral to Warriors’ fourth NBA title in eight years

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 17, 2022
The first eight years of Andrew Wiggins' NBA career came and went with no chance of proving himself on the league's biggest stage. The first eight years of Andrew Wiggins' NBA career went by with no chance of proving himself on the…
Central Canada

Canada pushes for health warnings on mincemeat

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 16, 2022
CANADA's health authority has created a beef with its beef industry about proposed new labels to put a health warning on mince. New labeling requirements proposed by Health Canada aim to limit sodium, sugars, saturated fats and trans fats…
Atlantic Provinces

Island at World’s End Launches $6 Billion Hydrogen Dream

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 15, 2022
(Bloomberg) -- An island region famous for its location at the tip of South America wants to diversify its economy away from fossil fuels to harness the global transition to clean energy.Argentina's Tierra del Fuego province - which…
The Prairie Provinces

The Canadian Housing Market in Full-Fledged Cooling Mode

Pearl R. Fuqua Jun 15, 2022
Rapidly rising interest rates have a definite deterrent effect on housing market activity across Canada. Home resales fell for a third straight month in May, down 8.6% from April, with nearly all local areas experiencing some moderation.…
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