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Massive new tower proposed for Stephen Avenue

Pearl R. Fuqua May 11, 2022
Atlantic Provinces

Show and Shine back in Melfort on Father’s Day weekend

West Canada

Putin scolds West, blames NATO for Ukraine invasion during VE Day…

Central Canada

Nav Center was the ace card in the university offer

The Prairie Provinces

Letter: Legislation is needed to stem the spread of chronic wasting…

Central Canada

The Governor General will travel to the Middle East

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 14, 2022
OTTAWA (ON), March 14, 2022 /CNW/ - The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeauannounced today that the Governor General of CanadaHer Excellency the Right Honorable Mary Simon, will visit the Middle East for the working visits of March 17 to 23,…
West Canada

Hamilton’s West End Urgent Care Clinic will reopen on March 24

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 13, 2022
Hamilton's West End Urgent Care Center (UCC) is set to reopen on March 24 - more than two months after it was temporarily closed to redeploy staff as COVID-19 swept through the hospital system. Hamilton Health Sciences, which operates UCC,…
Central Canada

Canada expects to see ‘temperature rollercoaster’ – Victoria News

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 12, 2022
Canadians should be patient this spring as a “temperature rollercoaster” is expected across the country in the coming weeks. The Weather Network said that while Canada should see the tastes of spring, there are several weeks left…
The Prairie Provinces

Opinion: Jean Charest’s balancing act will be key to Conservative leadership vote

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 12, 2022
Conservative Party veteran Jean Charest launches his leadership bid at an event in Calgary on March 10.TODD ​​KOROL/ReutersWith a wall of carefully placed beer cans as a backdrop, Jean Charest has outlined his energy policy if he becomes…
Atlantic Provinces

The Weather Network – A violent storm hits the East Coast with potentially damaging effects

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 12, 2022
Saturday, March 12, 2022, 8:06 a.m. – A powerful and potentially damaging storm will sweep across the East Coast this weekend, bringing heavy snowfall, intense winds and possible localized flooding from heavy rains to the region.…
West Canada

BC premier urges patience as Ukrainian refugees head to Canada – Penticton Western News

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 11, 2022
The British Columbia government is examining its options for temporary housing and trauma counseling for thousands of refugees from the war in Ukraine, Premier John Horgan said Friday. The numbers are not yet known as the federal…
Central Canada

Global central banks remain focused on inflation and see continued growth despite war

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 11, 2022
ECB paves the way for rate hikes this yearFed and BOE hike eye rates with above-trend growthBOJ remains an outlier, seen as ultra-loose policyAsia's outlook is more confused with an uneven recoveryMarch 11 (Reuters) - Russia's attack on…
West Canada

‘Birds and Huskies battle for supremacy in Canada West

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 10, 2022
History links VANCOUVER – Seeking their first conference title in five years, the UBC…
Central Canada

Export Development Canada backs loan to Buhler Industries, a predominantly Russian company

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 9, 2022
Export Development Canada – a federal state credit corporation – signed a guarantee to back half of a $14 million loan to Buhler Industries in December 2020 to support the company's ongoing operations. The Winnipeg farm equipment maker,…
Atlantic Provinces

Ukraine Says It’s No Longer Seeking To Join NATO Because It Won’t Be Accepted Anyway…

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 9, 2022
Follow us on Telegram for the latest updates: https://t.me/mothershipsg Ukraine no longer seeks membership of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview with US TV ABC News,…
The Prairie Provinces

The many unique nuances of the Canadian sports betting market

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 8, 2022
December 5, 2021; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach Orlondo Steinauer with the East Division trophy after a win over the Toronto Argonauts in the Canadian Football League Eastern…
West Canada

Golf Canada unveils 2022 championship schedule after two years of cancellations

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 8, 2022
OAKVILLE, Ont. - Golf Canada on Tuesday unveiled a full championship schedule for the first time in two years after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of dozens of tournaments. OAKVILLE, Ont. - Golf Canada on Tuesday…
The Prairie Provinces

The Weather Network – Blowing snow likely to hamper travel in parts of the Prairies

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 7, 2022
Monday, March 7, 2022, 5:35 p.m. - High winds and snow will continue to make travel difficult in parts of the Prairies this week. This winter, a familiar pattern repeated itself across the Prairies: snow and strong winds accompanied…
Central Canada

Canada’s feral pigs risk ‘absolute destruction’ if left unchecked | Canada

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 7, 2022
The Canadian city of Edmonton may soon be in the grip of a problem it can't get away with on the barbecue.Feral pigs have spread across the prairies of central Alberta and, if left unchecked, could soon find their way to the Edmonton River…
Atlantic Provinces

Dakhla hosts the Morocco-USA Investment Forum on March 8 and 9

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 7, 2022
The city of Dakhla will host, on March 8 and 9, the Morocco-United States Investment Forum, intended to strengthen bilateral economic ties, highlight the investment assets in the provinces of southern…
West Canada

Number of refugees fleeing Ukraine reaches 1.5 million

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 6, 2022
The last: The number of Ukrainian refugees is 1.5 million; The UN agency warns that "many more" could be moved. Officials in the port city of Mariupol say the shelling has again prevented civilians from leaving. Bombs were…
The Prairie Provinces

The Innovation Showcase winners will be announced next week

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 5, 2022
Manitoba Ag Days has pivoted one of its most popular events online and will announce the 2022 Innovators Showcase winners on Wednesday. This year's online competition featured 33 products vying for the crown in one of seven categories, said…
Central Canada

Pothole season can mean not just damaged cars, but also injured cyclists, experts warn

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 5, 2022
As temperatures soar into the double digits this weekend, experts are warning motorists and cyclists to beware of a not-so-hidden danger: the annual onset of pothole season in Toronto. It is too early to tell if this season will be worse…
Atlantic Provinces

Gas prices set to rise further as war in Ukraine and Russian sanctions drive market volatility

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 5, 2022
A remarkable rise in fuel prices on Friday is causing problems at the pumps for residents of all the Maritime provinces. “Sometimes when prices go this high, you think about where you want to go – and where you can actually go,”…
West Canada

Deep-rooted Russian fear of the West fueled Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 4, 2022
PHOTO: Russian Presidential Press and Information Office If Russia were a human being, she would have an almost pathological fear of threats against her person. As is often the case with fear, it has a core grounded…
The Prairie Provinces

Canadian Pacific railway workers vote overwhelmingly to authorize strike

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 4, 2022
Do you work for Canadian Pacific or another railway? contact us and tell us about the problems you are having. All comments posted will remain anonymous.More than 3,000 Canadian Pacific railway workers voted to authorize the strike by…
Central Canada

Fraud reports up 39% in Red Deer – Red Deer Advocate

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 3, 2022
Last year, financial losses from scams and fraud jumped a record 130% from 2020, according to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre. Reports at the center showed Canadians lost $379 million in 2021. Red Deer saw a 39% increase in fraud…
West Canada

Meet Russian oligarchs with investment ties to Western Canada not named in Ottawa sanctions

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 2, 2022
Breadcrumb Links Personal finance petroleum gas High net worth PF Energy Merchandise Some controversial figures have so far escaped Canadian government sanctions Chelsea Football Club owner…
The Prairie Provinces

Get the top stories of the day in one quick scan

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 2, 2022
Good morning! This is our daily roundup with everything you need to know in one concise read. Sign up here to receive it every morning in your inbox. Canada's new sanctions on Russia could also hurt Canadian economy, says Freeland Canada…
Central Canada

As infrastructure money flows, Mitch Landrieu must straddle the partisan divide

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 2, 2022
WASHINGTON — In a rare official press conference in January, President Biden hailed the $1 trillion infrastructure package that Democrats and Republicans recently endorsed, promising that miles of roads would be rebuilt, railroads and…
Atlantic Provinces

Wayback Burgers continues to grow in the Great White North

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 1, 2022
Homecoming Burgers, America's favorite burger restaurant and one of the nation's fastest growing burger franchises, today announced the expansion of its Master Franchise Agreement with Master…
West Canada

Michael Bourquin nominated for the Canadian Screen Award

Pearl R. Fuqua Mar 1, 2022
Northwest British Columbia filmmaker Michael Bourquin has been nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for his work on the four-part documentary, British Columbia: an untold story. Bourquin shares the nomination with his colleague…
The Prairie Provinces

Angus Reid poll suggests half of Canadians feel overwhelmed by rising cost of living

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 28, 2022
New polling data from the Angus Reid Institute shows how worried Canadians are about rising prices due to rising inflation. The survey shows that 53% of participants agree they cannot meet financial demands, while 44% say they have…
Central Canada

5 things to know before the stock market opens on Monday February 28

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 28, 2022
Here are the most important news, trends and analysis that investors need to start their trading day:1. Stock futures fall after new sanctions on Russia for invading UkraineA trader works at the New York Stock Exchange in New York, the…
Atlantic Provinces

The high cost of rare diseases in Newfoundland and Labrador

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 28, 2022
ST. JOHN'S, NL — When his doctor told 51-year-old Michael Benoit that he would be lucky to reach the age of 60 if he continued to work as a carpenter, he decided to return to Campbells Creek to be closer to his family…
West Canada

Navy brings gift from Maritimes to West African chimpanzees

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 27, 2022
Spending the day at a chimpanzee sanctuary in Sierra Leone is not something one would expect to do in the Royal Canadian Navy. But that's exactly where Cmdr. Daniel Rice and some of his crew reunited earlier this month. "It was one of…
Central Canada

Russian central bank, SWIFT is the new target of the White House, Canada and European allies

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 26, 2022
In a joint statement released on Saturday, the countries said they had reached agreement on additional economic measures to "make this war a strategic failure for Putin.""As Russian forces launch their assault on Kyiv and other Ukrainian…
The Prairie Provinces

Alberta budget confirms province’s credit rating upgrade from ‘negative’ to…

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 26, 2022
Alberta's financial outlook continues to improve, as illustrated in this week's budget, according to global credit agency DBRS Morningstar. The company released comments on the Kenney government's second pandemic budget on…
Atlantic Provinces

BILL BLACK: Wildly inconsistent Tories allow Trudeau’s intolerance

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 26, 2022
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continues to seek differences between himself and the Conservatives. Why are they making it so easy for Trudeau to play his game? There are opinion divided among expert observers, as well…
West Canada

Regulations prevent foreign-trained BC doctor from practicing – Penticton Western News

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 25, 2022
When British Columbia began vaccinating people against COVID-19, a Langford woman trained as a family physician contacted Island Health and offered to help administer the shots. Performing an intramuscular injection is one of the…
Central Canada

Russia launched ‘more than 160 missiles’, says senior US defense official

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 24, 2022
Tensions between Ukraine and Russia have escalated after Russian forces invaded Ukraine from three sides, while explosions rang out in several cities, including the capital Kyiv, in a massive attack that began Thursday before dawn. The…
The Prairie Provinces

Food prices in Canada will rise as Russia invades Ukraine, ‘the breadbasket of Europe’ –…

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 24, 2022
Russia's invasion of Ukraine is already mounting pressure on the prices of commodities like wheat and oil, with experts saying a prolonged conflict could have a significant impact on food price inflation in the country. Canada.…
Atlantic Provinces

Good news for official languages ​​as support remains high across Canada

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 24, 2022
GATINEAU, QC, February 24, 2022 /CNW/ - Today, Official Languages ​​Commissioner Raymond Théberge released the results of a recent public opinion poll on official languages, which indicates that Canadians' support for official languages…
West Canada

New Orleans Breakers select Canadian Liam Dobson in USFL Draft

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 23, 2022
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will have to continue to wait for Canadian offensive lineman Liam Dobson. The six-foot-three, 330-pound offensive lineman was selected in the 23rd round of the USFL Draft on Wednesday by the New Orleans Breakers.…
The Prairie Provinces

Catalys Lubricants completes its national distribution network with the acquisition of Nemco…

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 23, 2022
The national leader in the distribution of lubricants makes its third acquisition in six months as it expands its presence across the Canadian PrairiesCatalys Lubricants expands its presence in the Canadian Prairies, providing customers…
Atlantic Provinces

Government claims harness PED case involves 30 leads

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 22, 2022
The government is charging a long list of victims and jurisdictions with alleged criminal activity by five people charged in federal court in New York with conspiring to tamper with and mislabel performance-enhancing drugs used in…
West Canada

Canada and its allies promise new sanctions on Russia for recognizing breakaway regions of Ukraine…

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 22, 2022
Canada, the United States and other NATO allies pledge new economic sanctions against Russia after President Vladimir Putin recognized the independence of breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine and ordered troops Russians to "keep the…
Central Canada

North Bay temperatures drop ‘below normal’ this week

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 21, 2022
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures in the North Bay are expected to drop this week, nearly 10 degrees cooler than what is generally expected for late February. Sonoma County's "below normal" temperatures will…
Atlantic Provinces

Nova Scotia sets 2021 immigration record

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 20, 2022
When Rimple Dhunna arrived in Nova Scotia in 2007, he met no other Indians for two months. "When I arrived there wasn't a huge community," Dhunna said. "I could count Indian families on my fingers." Much has changed since then. Just…
West Canada

Canada’s protests die down but could have an echo in politics

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 20, 2022
The fallout from the truckers' protest in Canada could echo for years in Canadian politics and possibly south of the border, analysts said.The protest, which initially targeted a Covid-19 vaccination mandate for cross-border truckers but…
The Prairie Provinces

SARM wants a moratorium on wild boar farming in Saskatchewan. dealing with “invading…

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 19, 2022
The Saskatchewan Rural Municipalities Association is calling for a moratorium on wild boar farming, saying wild boars tend to escape and become "invasive beasts." The association says more than 60 rural municipalities in southern…
Central Canada

Germany’s Nolte wins Olympic gold in women’s bobsleigh, Canada’s de Bruin 5th

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 19, 2022
A poor start in her third run was enough to knock Christine de Bruin off the lead and ultimately leave Canadian and brakeman Kristen Bujnowski off the podium in the Olympic bobsleigh competition on Saturday. They bounced back with a faster…
Atlantic Provinces

The Weather Network – PHOTOS: Major winter storm floods and freezes Atlantic Canada

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 19, 2022
Friday, February 18, 2022, 7:53 p.m. – A major winter storm brought high winds, heavy rain and a dramatic sudden freeze to the Atlantic Provinces on Thursday and Friday. It was a tough day for residents of Atlantic Canada who battled…
West Canada

Stories of redemption: Canada adds Olympic medals in halfpipe, speed skating and curling

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 18, 2022
BEIJING — Cassie Sharpe has described her devastating injury and subsequent recovery as going back and forth to hell. Now the Canadian has another Olympic medal to show for a tumultuous year that has taken physical and mental toll.…
The Prairie Provinces

Canada Live Updates: Ottawa Protest Arrests and Latest News

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 18, 2022
PictureOn Thursday, police speak with protesters during the blocking of trucks in Ottawa.Credit...Brett Gundlock for The New York TimesPolice have begun moving in to make arrests in downtown Ottawa, hoping to end weeks of gridlock in…
Central Canada

Canada’s Trudeau calls blockade of protesters an economic threat

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 17, 2022
OTTAWA, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Thursday he had sought emergency powers to end protests that were blocking border crossings and central Ottawa because the standoff was a economic threat that harmed…
Atlantic Provinces

Nova Scotia Welcomes Travelers to Canada in 2022 with Opening of Treetop Walk, Historic…

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 17, 2022
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, February 17, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Located in the east Canada and almost…
West Canada

As Canada falters, nations turn to aquaculture expansion

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 16, 2022
Unlike Canada, which continues to bow to seafood farming activists, countries around the world are taking strident steps to develop aquaculture in their waters with new legislation. By Fabien DawsonSeaWestNews A trio of seafood…
Central Canada

USA and Canada prepare for epic battle for hockey gold

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 16, 2022
The games had to be played, but every true hockey fan knew before the 2022 Winter Olympics even started that it would come to that. Canada. United States. For women's hockey gold. There is no love lost between these two…
The Prairie Provinces

Behind the Fractional Collaboration Driving the Protests in Canada

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 16, 2022
At a press conference at the Sheraton Ottawa Hotel on Monday, open to media other than the conservative-leaning media for one of the first times, there was an air of gravity in a room that echoed with the constant coughing of dozens of…
Atlantic Provinces

2022: STU students contribute to the national research project on federalism and international human…

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 15, 2022
STU students studying human rights are part of a national research project examining local human rights issues in the context of…
West Canada

New West is permanently closing the doors of Canada Games Pool

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 15, 2022
Souvenir kiosks, souvenirs and a last visit to the swimming pool are among the pleasures of the day Learning to swim, falling in love, finding a sense of community in a new homeland and spending time with friends - these are some of…
The Prairie Provinces

Protests in Canada: Police say blocked Canadian bridge will reopen soon

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 14, 2022
VideoUndaunted by the weather, demonstrators gathered on Parliament Hill in Ottawa to protest vaccines, mask mandates and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.CreditCredit...Brett Gundlock for The New York TimesUnder persistent snowfall on…
Central Canada

Working behind the scenes, he helped Montreal elect its most diverse city council

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 14, 2022
CBC Quebec shines a light on people in Black communities across the province who are giving back, inspiring others and helping shape our future. These are the Black Changemakers. Guedwig Bernier says he took a "leap of faith" when he…
Atlantic Provinces

The Weather Network – Atlantic Canada braces for more snow as powerful system follows

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 13, 2022
Sunday, February 13, 2022, 8:23 a.m. — The latest track in the system is key to some snowfall totals. A powerful low pressure system is expected to bring widespread winter effects to Atlantic Canada. The system will remain offshore,…
West Canada

The blockade continues at the Canada-US border | West Central Daily

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 13, 2022
news, worldProtesters opposed to COVID-19 vaccination mandates and other restrictions have pulled their vehicles from a key border bridge between the United States and Canada. Yet access remained blocked on Saturday as other protests…
Central Canada

Politicians and academics worry about where extremist behavior in Canada could lead

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 12, 2022
Federal Immigration Minister Sean Fraser said no one should be surprised by the extremist behavior making its way to Nova Scotia, including outside the doors of his Pictou County constituency office. Unmasked protesters gathered in New…
Atlantic Provinces

New Brunswick cities seek increased density with record construction – New Brunswick

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 11, 2022
Moncton, Fredericton and Saint John all showed significant growth in the results of the last census. Moncton led the charge with growth of 8.9%, Fredericton grew 5.8% and Saint John posted growth for the first time in five years,…
West Canada

Canada to announce changes to COVID-19 border measures next week – Penticton Western News

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 11, 2022
The federal government will announce changes to pandemic measures at Canada's borders next week, Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos announced Friday, while Canada's chief public health officer said the country is considering more…
The Prairie Provinces

Protest by Canadian Truck Convoy is an Unpopular Uprising

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 11, 2022
Since January 28, Canada's capital, Ottawa, has been besieged by a convoy of angry truck drivers - a two-week protest that has drawn support from right-wing extremists in Canada and abroad. The so-called “freedom convoy” is nominally…
Central Canada

Toronto Arrows finally return to Canada for first home game in 32 months

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 10, 2022
Regardless of the sport played, it's fair to say that 32 months is a long time between home games.After 23 straight road games, however, the Toronto Arrows will finally play a sort of "home game" on Friday night when they entertain the Los…
The Prairie Provinces

What to know about the protests by Canada’s truckers

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 10, 2022
Truckers protesting vaccination mandates park their rigs in the middle of intersections in Canadian cities, blocking traffic and, in some places, bringing daily life and business to a standstill.Mayor Jim Watson of Ottawa said, “We are in…
Atlantic Provinces

Live Updates: Latest news on trucker protests in Canada

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 10, 2022
PictureOn Wednesday, protesters opposed to vaccination mandates block the road at the Ambassador Bridge border crossing in Windsor, Ont.Credit...Geoff Robins/Agence France-Presse — Getty ImagesMultiple blockages on some of the busiest roads…
West Canada

Moose rescued by good Samaritans in northwestern Ontario after falling through ice

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 10, 2022
A moose is very lucky to be alive after falling through the ice earlier this week. A group of northwestern Ontario loggers – Darren Whalley, Mark Wellington, Jordan Hay and Byron Holbik – came to the rescue on Monday afternoon. Holbik,…
The Prairie Provinces

Canadian provinces lift COVID restrictions, protests persist – CBS17.com

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 9, 2022
TORONTO (AP) — A rapidly growing list of Canadian provinces moved to lift their COVID-19 restrictions as protesters denouncing virus precautions kept up the pressure with truck blockades Wednesday in the capital and at major border…
Central Canada

Analysis: Investors look to uncharted waters as quantitative tightening looms in Canada

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 9, 2022
A sign is pictured outside the Bank of Canada building in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada May 23, 2017. REUTERS/Chris Wattie/File PhotoJoin now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.comRegisterTORONTO, Feb 9 (Reuters) - As the Bank of Canada…
Atlantic Provinces

Europe calls for peace, but not at any price

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 9, 2022
BERLIN — After two days of intense diplomacy on both sides of the Atlantic over the Ukraine crisis, French, German and Polish leaders said their overriding goal was the preservation of peace in Europe, but warned Russia disastrous…
West Canada

Canada’s capital is taken hostage by extortionists | Opinions

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 8, 2022
The job of columnists is to convey their ideas in writing. Sometimes these ideas are shared by readers. Others, no. It doesn't matter, really. A columnist should say something fresh or concise – whether readers agree with them or not.…
Central Canada

Canadian Police Seize Sting Warrant Demonstration Fuel | West Central Daily

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 7, 2022
news, worldPolice in Canada's capital have seized thousands of liters of fuel and removed a tanker in a crackdown aimed at ending an 11-day protest against federal government health measures and vaccination mandates, according to the…
Atlantic Provinces

20 Questions with Dave LeDrew of the Newfoundland Emporium

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 7, 2022
CORNER BROOK, NL — Known for its unique assortment of antiques, crafts and gifts as much as for the man who runs it, the Newfoundland Emporium has been a Broadway staple in Corner Brook for 33 years. Prior to opening…
Central Canada

Central Okanagan-Similkameen-Nicola MP backs Pierre Poilievre as party leader – Kelowna News

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 6, 2022
Albas supports Poilievre Photo: The Canadian Press MP Dan Albas Conservative MP Dan Albas supports Pierre Poilievre as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. Albas, the Central MP for Okanagan-Similkameen-Nicola, tweeted, “We…
Atlantic Provinces

New Brunswick man takes a 1969 Volvo on a 16,000 kilometer trip to Tuktoyaktuk

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 5, 2022
Last October, Xavier Thériault achieved his goal of seeing the Arctic Ocean with his own eyes. And he did it by driving more than 16,000 kilometers from Halifax to Tuktoyaktuk, Northwest Territories, in a car more than twice his age. From…
West Canada

Bird flu kills 12,000 turkeys in western Nova Scotia barn

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 4, 2022
Canadian Food Inspection Agency officials say 12,000 turkeys from a commercial barn in western Nova Scotia had to be euthanized after bird flu was discovered on the farm. The news was revealed during a press briefing on Friday. Bird flu,…
The Prairie Provinces

Many Manitobans exceeded December holiday budgets, poll finds

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 4, 2022
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Central Canada

Canada’s Para-Nordic team trains for Beijing 2022 near Penticton – Keremeos Review

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 3, 2022
There's a reason Canada's Paralympic Nordic Team is currently training for Beijing 2022 at the Nickel Plate Nordic Center near Penticton — the site's elevation is the same as where the team will compete in China in…
Atlantic Provinces

The latest on the coronavirus outbreak for February 3

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 3, 2022
Trudeau of the Defense Department says the Canadian military has no role at this time regarding the Ottawa protesters. On Scott Moe and the base rate fallacy. Atlantic Canada: Hospitals stretch in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,…
West Canada

Canada earns 8th straight victory, undefeated in WCQ

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 3, 2022
Canada is on the verge of reaching its first FIFA World Cup since 1986 after winning for the first time in El Salvador since 2009 and for the sixth straight game in CONCACAF qualifying.Atiba Hutchinson's 66th-minute goal and Jonathan…
The Prairie Provinces

Roussin says model shows Manitoba’s Omicron wave ‘peaked’ as new province sets new…

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 2, 2022
The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 set a new record for the third day in a row on the same day the Manitoba government announced it was preparing to relax the province's pandemic health orders. Seven more people in Manitoba…
Central Canada

Prolonged storm brings winter misery to central US

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 2, 2022
Winter and ice storm warnings and watches are in effect for a wide swath of the United States stretching from Texas and Colorado to the Midwest and northern New York. CHICAGO, USA – A huge winter storm battered…
Atlantic Provinces

Lowe’s Canada hires over 5,000 employees and there are so many types of roles

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 2, 2022
Lowe's Canada is currently hiring over 5,000 new employees and there is a wide variety of vacancies available. Whether you want to work in a store, warehouse, or in the corporate sector of the business, this massive hiring event has a job…
West Canada

Canadian troops moved west of the Dnieper River as Russia threatened to invade Ukraine

Pearl R. Fuqua Feb 1, 2022
By Sarah Turnbull Click here for updates on this story OTTAWA (CTV Network) — Canadian troops deployed in Ukraine have moved west of the Dnieper River amid growing fears of a Russian invasion, Defense Minister Anita…
Central Canada

Improving opportunities for Black Canadians is key to economic recovery and prosperity

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 31, 2022
The past two years have been difficult for all Canadians, but Black History Month offers an opportunity to reflect on the unique and outsized barriers faced by Black people that have been magnified during the pandemic.Data shows that Black…
Atlantic Provinces

Coronavirus: What’s happening in Canada and around the world on Monday

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 31, 2022
The last: Students in Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick are returning to their classrooms on Monday – a move that comes as part of a broader easing of restrictions in the two Atlantic provinces. PEI Premier Dennis King said…
The Prairie Provinces

Forgotten and Found – WHEELS.ca

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 31, 2022
For many Canadians, the northern parts of the Prairie provinces and British Columbia are a vast and mysterious land of forests, marshes and snow. For Matt Sager, it's a place filled with classic and vintage cars just waiting to be…
West Canada

Canada beat USA to go on to win in impressive World Cup qualifying run

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 30, 2022
HAMILTON — Cyle Larin blasted his way into the record books and Canada continued their march to Qatar 2022 with a 2-0 win over the United States in CONCACAF World Cup qualifying on Sunday. HAMILTON — Cyle Larin blasted his way into…
The Prairie Provinces

Game Bird Profile: Sharp-tailed Grouse

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 30, 2022
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Atlantic Provinces

Snow continues to pile up in Prince Edward Island with a third major storm this month; 20-40…

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 29, 2022
Prince Edward Island is experiencing another major snowstorm on January 29, its third in the past four weeks. The snow and wind started picking up around 9 a.m. on Saturday January 29 and became a full storm by noon.…
West Canada

T-Birds outlast Dinos in return to Canada West action

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 29, 2022
Next game:…
Central Canada

Trial: SUV met 2 women in Central Saanich

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 28, 2022
Weather and road conditions were good at the time of the crash on Central Saanich Road, the court heard A Victoria woman whose sister was struck and killed by a vehicle on Central Saanich Road three and a half years ago never…
Atlantic Provinces

Make Conservative Party memberships free, recommends internal review

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 28, 2022
OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole admitted Thursday that his own personal failures as leader contributed to his party's defeat in the 2021 election. His comments came after a lengthy caucus meeting in which the findings of an…
West Canada

Western News – Report explores legal challenges of new immigrants to Canada

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 27, 2022
A new report from Western's Network for Economics and Social Trends (NEST), in partnership with Pathways to Prosperity, provides a detailed portrait of the serious legal issues and disputes immigrants face in their…
The Prairie Provinces

Weather disasters contributed to higher food prices in 2021

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 26, 2022
Record heat, severe drought and devastating floods have impacted food production, indirectly pushing prices in Canada to a decade high, according to data provided by Statistics Canada. Food inflation is…
Central Canada

CANADA STOCKS-Toronto market rally tumbles on hawkish central banks

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 26, 2022
(Adds quotes and strategist details throughout, updates pricing)* The TSX ends up 4.91 points, or 0.02%, at 20,595.89* Close 1.6% below the session high* Financial services increased by 0.4%; energy ends 0.3% higher* The materials sector…
Atlantic Provinces

China’s love for American lobster stays the course despite the pandemic

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 26, 2022
PORTLAND, Maine — China is showing no signs of slowing its demand for American lobster this year despite the disruption to the supply chain and international trade caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Chinese demand for shellfish…
West Canada

Ukrainian community in Canada on edge as tensions with Russia escalate

Pearl R. Fuqua Jan 25, 2022
As tensions rise between Ukraine and Russia, many members of the Ukrainian community in Canada are watching and worrying about what the crisis means for their home country and their loved ones living there. Russia has massed around 100,000…
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