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Showing posts with label Top news. Show all posts

Airlines' new routes from N.W.T. to Ontario can capitalize on international tourism, expert says

May 24, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/pfKhVul As airlines announce new connections from Yellowknife to Ontario, one aviation analyst is observing a renewed focus ...

Protesters at Marineland hold 'memorial' for Kiska the killer whale on Niagara park's opening weekend

May 22, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/Hfx2Jd4 More than 100 protesters gathered outside the gates for opening day at aquatic theme park Marineland of Niagara Fall...

These B.C. artists are giving typewriters a new life and honouring Canadians

May 20, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/RHY0MLF Brendan Raftery and Dave Benning have found a niche market, repairing typewriters and turning them into pieces of ar...

Workplace probe finds AFN employees faced harassment, reprisals from national chief

May 19, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/Nno1pId A workplace investigation at the country’s most influential Indigenous organization concluded employees faced harass...

Sprinting icon Donovan Bailey joins bid to buy Ottawa Senators

May 19, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/N8SWZ1T Donovan Bailey, the last Canadian man to win Olympic gold in the 100-metre dash, says he's joined the bid led by...

Visa and MasterCard agree to lower average credit card interchange fee below 1%

May 18, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/W5YbHBX The federal government has announced new details of an agreement with Visa and MasterCard that will see them lower t...

Construction begins on the Yukon's first Indigenous-owned shelter

May 18, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/GgsZRb6 At a ceremony in Whistle Bend Wednesday, Indigenous leaders heralded the Family Preservation Wellness Centre as a fi...

Ingrid Wilm leads Canadian podium charge at Mare Nostrum Swim Tour in Barcelona

May 18, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/6fn8FKR Calgary's Ingrid Wilm is quickly emerging as a new swimming powerhouse for Canada. The backstroke specialist won...

Naujaat becomes 3rd Nunavut community to face tuberculosis outbreak

May 16, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/vjoJudE Nunavut’s Health Department declared an outbreak of tuberculosis in Naujaat on Tuesday because of a recent increase ...

More than 30 birds found dead at Suncor oilsands tailings ponds sites in Alberta

May 15, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/jfreGCB The Alberta Energy Regulator says a total of 32 dead waterfowl have been found at two separate oilsands tailings pon...

Heat wave challenges firefighters in B.C. as new wildfires prompt evacuations

May 14, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/gpkRbGv Northeastern B.C. continues to see large wildfires burn out of control, as unusually hot weather challenges firefigh...

Nova Scotia crews battle wildfire in Shelburne County

May 14, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/TiaPFNQ Firefighting crews are battling a fire at Little Habour in Shelburne County. The RCMP confirmed Sunday that several ...

Police, public pay respects to OPP officer killed in shooting east of Ottawa

May 13, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/3K2WIO9 Police officers and community members gathered in Clarence-Rockland, Ont., on Saturday to pay their respects to Sgt....

Quebec justice minister under scrutiny for appointing friend to become a judge

May 13, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/OyTSh2D Quebec Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette says he didn't break any rules in naming a friend of his as a Quebe...

What the end of a U.S. COVID-19 border restriction could mean for Canada

May 12, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/42hDVMA The United States lifted a pandemic border control policy Friday in a move that could have implications for Canada...

Ontario's 1st female plumber marks 50 years by encouraging women to take the plunge into skilled trades

May 11, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/qPWwT7K Deborah Johnston began her career in plumbing 50 years ago this month, eventually becoming the first woman in Ontari...

Northern Ontario's slow start to fire season allows crews to help Alberta

May 11, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/cfTbaUP While crews from across Canada are flocking to Alberta to help fight dozens of wildfires, the situation looks much d...

Free menstrual products to be available starting December at federally regulated workplaces

May 10, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/meGA7WU Federally regulated workplaces are expected to begin offering free menstrual products to workers starting in mid-Dec...

Saint John dropped from national COVID-19 wastewater monitoring site over data accuracy concerns

May 10, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/jJR2fa6 Saint John has been temporarily removed from the national COVID-19 wastewater surveillance dashboard over concerns a...

New bill before the Senate would crack down on non-disclosure agreements

May 09, 2023 0
https://ift.tt/uK2QGqO A new bill tabled in the Senate Tuesday would curb the use of non-disclosure agreements that force employees to rema...
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