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Alberta opens a box of worms, but will British Columbia bite? – Williams Lake Tribune
By Bruce Cameron, Black Press Political Affairs Columnist
Next door, in Premier Jason Kenney's Alberta, where his beleaguered United Conservative Party is 15-20 points ahead of Rachel Notley's NDP in the polls, his small base of…
New Brunswick travel incentives generate $ 5.8 million in spending – New Brunswick
The New Brunswick Travel Incentive has ended with 21,855 claims to date.
The rebate, which was introduced to help boost the tourism industry in the province during the pandemic, offered a 20% rebate on eligible expenses of up to $…
New Brunswick Ends Controversial Birth Alert Policy
New Brunswick has ended the controversial policy of birth alerts, one of the last Canadian provinces to do so. Implemented in 2009, the policy allowed the Department of Social Development to notify hospitals about a pregnant woman if…
4th COVID wave crest indicates smoother navigation for New Brunswick
With a 14-day case rate of 157 per 100,000 population compared to 116 per 100,000 nationwide, it's clear that the fourth wave of COVID-19 has hit New Brunswick hard. In the face of this headwind, overall hiring in the province has!-->…
RBC Women in Leadership Dinner – Dal News
(Halifax, NS) - The Dalhousie Tigers women's basketball and volleyball teams are pleased to announce the return of the Women in Leadership dinner after a year-long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic .
The 11the The annual event will take…
JOHN DEMONT: Welcome to the new world of QR codes
Adopt the technology, we are told. Make him your friend and ally. Let it awaken, dare we say improve, every aspect of your life.
These are words that I do my best to live by.
Just recently, for example, I bought a…
New Brunswick Reports 106th Death Linked to COVID-19; 40 new infections on Friday
HALIFAX -
New Brunswick reported five new COVID-19-related deaths on Friday, bringing the total number of virus-related deaths in the province to 106.
âUnfortunately, five other people have lost…
Parents in the Maritimes Persist in Overcoming COVID-19 Challenges While Waiting for Vaccine for…
DARTMOUTH, NS -
Karen Fosters' daughters are learning at home this week after their school was abruptly closed on Sunday night due to COVID-19 cases.
"It was after about two weeks of exposure notice," Foster…
The pandemic has a disastrous financial impact in Atlantic Canada
HALIFAX -
The pandemic has had a devastating impact on the financial well-being of many families in Atlantic Canada.
Feed Nova Scotia executive director Nick Jennery says the situation has reached alarming levels.…
The Weather Network – A mild Sunday for the Maritimes, the slow system brings pouring rain
Sunday, Oct. 17, 2021, 8 a.m. - Mild temperatures will remain in place in the Maritimes on Sunday, but they will be priceless - with a wave of rain sweeping through the region, reaching much colder Newfoundland on Monday.
The end of…
EDITORIAL: Monday, vote “Yes” to end equalization
Julianne Johnson says being a registered nurse is "a profession that runs deep in my veins" and "part of my core identity".
She resigned anyway.
Johnson knew his October 8 resignation letter - which tore apart…
Cold, stormy winter is coming to Canada, forecast
TORONTO - The climatological phenomenon known as La Nina is back, which means many Canadians can expect a cold and stormy winter, according to AccuWeather's latest winter forecast.
La Nina, a cold weather phenomenon…
Conservative Party National Council suspends Ontario Councilor Chen for starting petition to oust…
The Conservative Party's National Council has suspended elected Ontario councilor Bert Chen for two months for starting the petition to remove Erin O'Toole as party leader.
âFollowing complaints from grassroots members of…
Why gas prices are so high and shouldn’t go down anytime soon
Alex Clerk stuck the gas pump nozzle into the tank of his Nissan X-Trail, squeezed the handle and watched the pump numbers scroll until it happily stopped. It will be $ 80.31, please. âIt's kind of a hit in the old…
Are you going to see a lot of grosbeaks and other finches in your bird feeders this winter?
The winter of 2021-22 should not be a year of inrush, which would send finch species like the Evening Grosbeak from the tree forests of northern Canada south to backyard feeders in Pennsylvania.Based on food sources in northern forests,…
Iraqis vote for new parliament in hopes of change | Government-and-politics
The 2018 election saw only 44% of eligible voters vote, a record. The results have been widely disputed. We fear a similar or even lower participation this time.Iraq's highest Shiite dignitary and widely respected authority Grand…
Maclean’s University ranking 2022: our methodology
Maclean's annual university rankings pursue a mandate established in 1991: to provide essential information in a comprehensive package to help students choose the university that best meets their needs.
Maclean's…
Moving to Atlantic Canada is getting more and more popular and one economist collapsed why
A new report from RBC says COVID-19 has "supercharged" the migration of Canadians to Atlantic Canada and there are a few main reasons for this.According to a report by RBC economist Carrie Freestone On October 4, the "regional renaissance"…
Over 37,000 people have left Ontario for other provinces, and here’s where they’ve gone
Ontario residents are leaving the province, but where are they going? Statistics Canada Interprovincial migration data (Stat Can) for the second quarter of 2021 mainly shows the West. Here's where people fleeing Ontario are heading during…
Winter in Canada is fast approaching and some provinces will have snowier than others
Get ready: it looks like winter in Canada is on the horizon and some provinces will be getting a lot more snow than others.The Old Farmer's Almanac Long Term Weather Forecast show what to expect for the next two months based on past data…
Here’s where you can honor Terry Fox
Port Coquitlam wants people to remember Terry Fox's legacy and will make sure the hometown hero is remembered at the new community center, which officially opened on Saturday October 2.
Port Coquitlam will not soon forget its local…
The PEI mandatory tests cause the trucking industry to fear delays
The organization representing commercial truckers in PEI. calls on the government to exempt truckers from mandatory bridge testing. Anyone over the age of eight, regardless of their immunization status, must be tested upon entering…
Trudeau has a cabinet to build – and this time it will be more difficult
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will announce his new cabinet at some point in October. But he has already made it clear that the number two post in his government is not up for grabs. "I asked Chrystia Freeland to continue being Deputy…
survey – Coast Mountain News
Canadians overwhelmingly support the idea of âârequiring vaccine passports for admission to public places such as restaurants, bars and gyms, a new poll suggests.
Fully 78 percent of…
Hurricane Sam Path LIVE – Saildrone robot surfboard captures footage in cyclone as Tropical…
A ROBOTIC surfboard created by Salindrone captured incredible images of the interior of Hurricane Sam at Category 4 status during the formation of Tropical Storm Victor.
âSaildrone goes where no research vessel has ever…
Supply chain issues impact Atlantic Canada
Eighteen months after its onset, the pandemic continues to play a role in supply chain issues here at home and around the world.
The Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association says labor shortages are a…
What Canada’s Giant Savings Treasure Says About Privilege, Anxiety, and Conservative Thinking
How much savings Canadians have left in savings accounts after more than 18 months of the pandemic? The amount is similar to the net worth of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates. This roughly corresponds to the annual economic output of all…
Hurricane Sam 2021 Trajectory LIVE
HURRICANE Sam strengthened after a tropical storm over the Atlantic and is now expected to become a major storm as another tropical storm rages across the Atlantic.
The storm, which is the 18th nominee of the season, became a Category 4…
Jobs in demand in Nova Scotia due to COVID-19 – Philippine Canadian Inquirer
The pandemic has made some jobs more in demand than others in Nova Scotia. (Photo Pexels)COVID-19 measures have forced the workplace to look radically different from what it used to be, and some industries have been more successful than…
Hurricane Sam Brings Tough Surf Weekend to US East Coast
MIAMI (AP) - Beachgoers along the U.S. east coast should beware of potentially deadly surf and rip currents this weekend as Hurricane Sam heads north, said Wednesday the National Hurricane Center.Forecasters expect the Category 4 hurricane…
Coronavirus update: Ontario doctor accused of spreading misinformation not allowed to issue…
Were you late for the COVID-19 vaccine that recently received its first injection? The Globe wants to hear your story. What was it that finally made you change your mind and get vaccinated? Send your responses to…
Eastlink and Other Global Data Center / Hosting Provider Operate United Fiber & Data’s…
International companies join forces with UFD to optimize their network outside the I-95 corridorYORK, Pennsylvania., September 28, 2021 / PRNewswire / - United Fiber and Data (UFD), a leading provider of fiber optic networks in the…
Atlantica urges regulatory reform to bring greener energy to Atlantic Canada
SAINT JOHN - Atlantica Center for Energy Senior Policy Consultant Neil Jacobsen says the future of Atlantic Canada's electricity grid depends on agile regulations that match the pace at which renewable technologies are being developed…
Milk prices vary across Canadian provinces
The average price of milk has increased 3.6% since March 2020 in 18 out of 20 markets
The cheapest milk prices in Canada are found in the city of Sudbury in northern Ontario.
Milk prices vary from market to market, according to a…
PEI health officials advise islanders to avoid non-essential travel
A new case of COVID-19 was announced in Prince Edward Island on Saturday. âThe person is in their twenties. Contact tracing is underway and it is self-isolating. The case is still under investigation,…
Cogeco employees organize community engagement day in 46 communities across Canada and the United…
MONTREAL, September 25, 2021 / CNW Telbec / - Today, 740 Cogeco employees forge deeper ties with their communities as the company holds its first 1Cogeco Community Engagement Day. This annual, company-wide employee initiative involves…
How UNB’s Faculty of Management is helping students become part of the province’s…
FREDERICTON - Every year a flood of highly skilled and talented people flock to New Brunswick. They come with a wealth of knowledge, experience and qualifications - and these skills are further honed as they pursue their MBA studies…
New Brunswick to restore state of emergency as province reports record COVID-19 cases, three more…
HALIFAX - New Brunswick will return to a state of emergency as the province continues to tackle the growing fourth wave of COVID-19, officials said on Friday.
âThe situation we are currently facing in…
Mask warrants discussion resumes as fourth wave escalates
HALIFAX - Masks have been an integral part of Nova Scotian life for over a year.
âI have my mask, I will continue to wear my mask,â Bill Rennie said. go back."
Currently,…
Inuit of Nunavut sue federal government over Mi’kmaq company fishing license
The Inuit of Nunavut are suing the federal government for deciding to hand over a significant portion of the fishing licenses off the coast of Nunavut to a coalition of Mi'kmaw First Nations in Atlantic Canada. In a lawsuit filed earlier…
Forest fires and floods cause ‘climate migration’ in Canada
This article originally appeared on The Conversation, an independent, nonprofit source for information, analysis, and commentary from academic experts. Disclosure information is available on the original site.
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Author: Yvonne Su,…
InvestmentPitch Media Video discusses Great Atlantic mobilization of diamond drilling in the Otter…
Vancouver, British Columbia - (Newsfile Corp. - September 22, 2021) - Great Atlantic Resources (TSXV: GR) (FSE: PH02) is currently mobilizing diamond drilling in the Otter Brook area of ââits Golden…
Trudeau of Canada to Form Minority Government | The Lawyer – Hepburn
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau clung to power as his main rival admitted defeat, but his Liberals fell short of his goal of majority victory.Trudeau, in power since 2015 and ruling with a minority of seats in the House of Commons…
Councilor fears lack of voter IDs will create confusion in Cape Breton City
Some voters in the riding of Cape Breton-Canso in Nova Scotia may have difficulty getting to a poll today. A number of people living in the Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia area say they have not received voter information cards in the mail.…
Trudeau seems unlikely to win a majority | Islander
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau could cling to power in Monday's election, but is set to lose his parliamentary majority candidacy after a tough campaign that dashed his hopes for a convincing victory.Trudeau has a minority…
Election Day 101: Questions and Answers on the Voting Process
TORONTO - Canadians will go to the polls on Monday to elect members of the 44th Parliament.
If you plan to vote on polling day, you will need to make sure you go to the correct polling station and bring the necessary…
Still deja vu? CCP, liberals fought hard battle with smaller parties ready to make a difference
NDP nibbles Liberal support while PPC does the same with the CCP
September 18, 2021 - Canada's 44th election campaign concludes its final round. With the little time left to influence…
Tiny insects wearing woolen coats seen in large numbers around Kamloops, Okanagan | iINFOnews
Here is a photo of a woolly aphid taken in Kamloops.
Image Credit: SUBMIT / Alison Villeneuve!-->…
Masks mandatory for NL back at midnight tonight
Masks will once again be mandatory in indoor public spaces and schools in Newfoundland and Labrador. Dr. Janice Fitzgerald, the province's chief medical officer, made the announcement during an unscheduled COVID-19 briefing on Friday…
Little change for two tropical disturbances in the Atlantic »Yale Climate Connections
There isn't much new to report on the two Atlantic Tropical Disturbances we tracked this week in the Atlantic - 96L off the coast of North Carolina and 95L in the Central Tropical Atlantic. Both are still expected to become…
Atlantic Trucking Association concerned about New Brunswick – New Brunswick COVID-19 border…
New Brunswick has put in place new restrictions for travelers and the Atlantic Provinces Truckers Association says this will impact the industry and the supply chain.
Premier Blaine Higgs announced on Wednesday that people would have…
Atlantic disturbances 95L and 96L are expected to develop soon ”Yale Climate Connections
Nicholas is no longer, after being demoted to a post-tropical minimum on the Louisiana coast on Thursday morning (for a full account of Nicholas' weather impacts, see the latest NOAA Storm Summary). However, two tropical…
Guru Loses $ 2 Million Despite Record Revenue
According to Guru, the net loss notably reflects the additional costs associated with changing its status as a public company (Image: Courtesy)
Guru Organic Energy posted a record third quarter revenue of $ 8.0…
The path to a liberal majority in Ontario is reopened
Ten days before the federal election, Ontario made a Liberal majority possible.
But the party must accelerate the campaign dynamic that it has just recovered.
At the end of the penultimate week of the campaign, national polls show the…
Auburn city councilors refuse to fund study on passenger rail transport
Cover of the May 2018 Lewiston-Auburn Passenger Rail Study conducted for the Maine Department of Transportation.
AUBURN - City council voted unanimously on Tuesday to curb funding for a study on passenger rail travel between Portland…
Newfoundland and Labrador slow to attract doctors: NLMA
The provincial government has said it wants to better coordinate physician recruitment and retention efforts, but the loss a few years ago of a position as Physician Recruitment Coordinator at Memorial University…
Agricultural production declines due to bad weather in Western Canada
Wheat production
Wheat yields are forecast to decline 34.8% year over year to 22.9 million tonnes in 2021. Average yields are estimated at 37.2 bushels per acre.The decrease in wheat area is largely!-->!-->!-->…
Trudeau campaign rally canceled due to safety concerns of angry anti-vaccine protesters
Breadcrumb Links New Election 2021 Canadian Politics Canada Dozens of protesters, some with children, used profanity in chants, waved middle fingers and referred to the Nazis using megaphones Author of…
Now is the time to be bolder
Accelerating the development of transportation electrification will ultimately save thousands of Canadian lives and billions of dollars while creating hundreds of thousands of high-quality, well-paying, sustainable jobs across the…
Some provinces reinstate COVID-19 restrictions as cases increase in some areas
Some provinces were doubling on Tuesday with mask and vaccination requirements in a bid to curb the growing number of COVID-19 cases, while the Northwest Territories reported their first death from the virus. British Columbia, Quebec and…
Nova Scotia tourism operators primarily welcome local visitors
Nova Scotia tourism operators say that while they are starting to see more and more license plates coming from outside the Atlantic provinces, the bulk of visitors are still local residents. Provincial tourism revenue estimates for 2020…
Barn storming – BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
International vacations may be back, but for some, getting away from it all in the sun turns out to be a headache.…
Ethiopian leader calls for mass mobilization as war against Tigray forces widens
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed urged "all capable Ethiopians" to join the army, special forces and regional militias to support the fight against Tigrayan rebel forces, a call for full mobilization in a civil war that is…
Amid fierce fighting, Taliban capture 6 provincial capitals
US and UK urge all nationals to leave Afghanistan immediately as Islamists control 85% of the country The Afghan Taliban's gains continue on a fast track as the radical Sunni movement captured a sixth provincial capital on…
Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada announces judicial appointments in the province…
OTTAWA, ON, August 6, 2021 / CNW / - The Honorable David Lametti, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, today announced the following appointments as part of the judicial nomination process established in 2016. This process…
Latest news: China promises 2 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccine | national news
This has brought the number of cases linked to the Nanjing epidemic to more than 460 since the middle of last month, prompting new travel restrictions, community lockdowns and the closure of Zhangjiajie, a city of 1.5 million people.…
Higgs stands by his decision to lift the restrictions; explains what would trigger their return
HALIFAX - New Brunswick is in a fifth day with no mandatory COVID-19 restrictions. The change was made even though the province has yet to meet its stated goal of 75 percent of the population vaccinated with a second…
Nova Scotia will still welcome Albertans, despite the province’s abandonment of health…
HALIFAX - The Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness has said it has no plans to change travel guidelines with Alberta or other jurisdictions, despite the decision of the 'Alberta to remove major public health protocols later…
Opinion: Open educational resources would make post-secondary costs more affordable
Breadcrumb Links Chroniclers Author of the article: Chaten Jessel, Erik Christiansen, Michael McNally The University of Alberta Bookstore on the first day of classes. Photo file. Photo by DAVID BLOOM /Postmedia…
College of the North Atlantic introduces cutting edge technology to exploit new opportunities…
New imaging technology supports research and growth in the mining industry. (Photo: College of the North Atlantic / Facebook)When businesses, organizations and post-secondary institutions work together to find innovative solutions to…
Typhoon Cempaka and Storm In-Fa threaten China, Japan and Taiwan
Tropical Storm Cempaka turned into a typhoon early Tuesday over the South China Sea. The storm had winds reaching 120 km / h (75 mph) and was located about 185 kilometers (115 miles) southwest of Hong Kong at 5 a.m. (5 p.m. ET). Cempaka…
Shipping companies prepare for the post-pandemic world
FREDERICTON - As the Maritime provinces move towards a full reopening, businesses in the region still have a lot to discover about how they will operate in a post-pandemic world.
As more residents of the Maritimes…
PC financial critic calls on government to review gasoline taxes
(File photo.) The Conservative Party finance critic is calling on the provincial government to review gasoline taxes in an effort to cut costs for residents.
Tony Wakeham says a recent report!-->…
Atlantic provinces dump thousands of doses of expired AstraZeneca vaccine
Atlantic Canada provinces have had to get rid of thousands of doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine in recent weeks after demand dried up and expired.
Prince Edward Island announced this week that it has eliminated 3,200…
Staff crisis still looms for early childhood educators in Cape Breton who voice concerns and praise…
SYDNEY, NS - Early childhood educators and daycare operators praise many aspects of the Nova Scotia Liberal government's child care plan announced on Tuesday.
But some working in the for-profit part of the sector…
NB’s COVID-19 report: 1 week without new case, province to reach double dose target by July 27
New Brunswick marked a week Monday without a new case of COVID-19, and the province is on track to meet its two-dose vaccination target six days ahead of schedule, before the end of the month, according to an analyzer of data. A total…
COVID-19 cases drop as vaccines increase in the Maritimes
SAINT JOHN - For the fifth day in a row, New Brunswick has recorded no new cases of COVID-19 in the province, with the active number falling to six.
And it's a similar story across the Atlantic region.
"We're…
Atlantic Universities Join Forces to Attract Indigenous and Black Students to Business
A new program at Atlantic Canadian universities aims to attract more Indigenous and Black students to management programs with the goal of diversifying boardrooms across the country. The Atlantic Promise Scholars Initiative includes 11…
Quebec could use vaccine passports this fall to exclude those who are not fully vaccinated from…
Quebec could start using digital vaccination passports to ban people who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19 from certain non-essential services as early as September, the province's health minister announced on Thursday. If the…
Streamline locally to increase efficiency, fight COVID globally
John Schaeffer, Co-Chair, SSGPeople tend to view COVID-19 as a national or even a global crisis. The pandemic is everywhere, after all, and we tend to judge entire nations by their response to the disaster and how that response…
Researcher Says NL Wrong to ‘Double’ Fossil Fuels with Offshore Subsidies | Atlantic
ST. JOHN'S, NL - Newfoundland and Labrador's federally funded subsidies for offshore oil are a "misuse…
Literally Warmer Than the Sahara: How Western Canada Became One of the Hottest Corners in the World
Breadcrumb Links World New Canada Just 24 hours after posting the highest temperature in Canadian history, Lytton, British Columbia, had to be evacuated as several forest fires started to burn in the city.…
Islanders want to do more for animal welfare, report says
Islanders believe the welfare of farm and companion animals needs to be improved, according to a new report from the province's agriculture and land ministry. The report comes from a recent poll where more than 50 percent of PEI…
COVID-19 in PEI : what happens on Monday June 28
Travelers from all Atlantic provinces can now enter Prince Edward Island without having to self-isolate, as long as they have at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine and are tested for COVID- 19 negative upon arrival. Two people were…
Real Estate in Atlantic Canada Continues to Attract Out-of-Province Buyers
For most of the past year and a half, COVID-19 has taken its toll in Canada. However, not all provinces and cities were affected in the same way. The provinces most affected were Quebec and Ontario, with Ontario in first place. The…
Coast to Coast: DL Acken and Emily Lycopolus’ ode to Atlantic Canada’s Unique Foods
Breadcrumb Links Life Eat Drink Culture West Coasters DL Acken and Emily Lycopolus Celebrate âCulinary Renaissanceâ of Canada's Atlantic Coast in A Rising Tide Author of…
As the Canada Stimulus Benefit draws to a close, questions remain about the Liberals’…
The Canadian recovery benefit begins to end next month, with a reduction in benefits, a first step towards the complete demise of the COVID-19 pandemic income support program by the fall. The federal Liberals have yet to say what will…
New Brunswick proposes solution to open Atlantic bubble and end border blockade
HALIFAX - A meeting of the four Atlantic Premiers ended Wednesday afternoon with Nova Scotia officials ready to consider a New Brunswick proposal to end the blockade of the Trans-Canada Highway by protesters angry at Nova Scotia's…
Discussions “currently underway” over what the plan to reopen the Canadian border will…
Nova Scotia's plan to reopen allows travelers from international destinations to begin arriving in Phase 4, which is not expected to go into effect until July 14
With files from the Canadian Press
The Nova Scotia Department of…
First Nations up to five times more likely to contract COVID-19, experts say
TORONTO - Rising COVID-19 rates in the remote Ontario community of Kashechewan highlights how hard the virus has hit First Nations.
The current rate of positive COVID-19 cases on First Nations reserves as of June 1…
Some cross the border to return home, others “just for fun” on the first day of phase 2
Jocelyne Johnson was eager to enjoy the freedom of simply being able to cross the New Brunswick-Quebec border on Thursday. On the first day New Brunswickers were allowed to do so, Johnson and her husband, George Johnson, got into their…
Nova Scotia Expands Second Injection Eligibility of COVID-19; some have booking problems
HALIFAX - On the same day, Nova Scotia expanded eligibility to reschedule second COVID-19 injections, with some residents expressing frustration at not being able to increase theirs.
The online reservation system…
A look at COVID-19 reopening plans across the country
As COVID-19 vaccination rates rise and the number of cases declines across the country, provinces and territories have started releasing plans to reopen businesses, events and recreational facilities.
As COVID-19 vaccination…
In Dark Times, Canadian Hospitality Industry Seeks Recovery
Sparkling Hill Resort in Vernon, BC Accommodation in the Okanagan Valley has maintained the highest occupancy rates over the past year. Handout After the unprecedented collapse in demand in 2020, the Canadian hotel industry…
Canadians increasingly optimistic, reluctance to vaccinate drops: poll
Breadcrumb Links New Local News The percentage of Canadians who said they were unsure of getting the vaccine or preferred to wait has fallen to three and four percent - the lowest since last summer. Author of the…
Coronavirus: What’s Happening in Canada and Around the World on Saturday
The last: Several provinces are benefiting from relaxed pandemic restrictions this weekend as the nation's campaign to fully immunize Canadians against COVID-19 "accelerates rapidly." In Manitoba, residents can once again congregate…
Century Casinos Announces Reopening of Its Alberta Locations
Posted: Jun 11, 2021, 10:25 a.m.
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Read moreCentury Casinos has announced the reopening of its gaming properties in Alberta.
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Cautious for a good reason? Why Prince Edward Island is opening up to tourists more slowly than its…
The unveiling of plans to reopen the other Atlantic provinces has sparked some jealousy in the Prince Edward Island tourism industry. As of now, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador plan to welcome fully vaccinated tourists from…
Rankin says Atlantic Premiers are discussing the possibility of bringing forward the date of the…
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia Premier Iain Rankin said Atlantic Premiers are discussing the possibility of moving the date of the Atlantic tourism bubble forward.
Rankin made the comment in an interview with CTV presenter…