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Ontario man calls $55M Lotto Max win an ‘out-of-body experience’Consumer8 hoursAn Ontario man who won the $55-million Lotto Max jackpot in January says he plans to take a family trip to celebrate, and check off some bucket-list items. -
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Capital Power CEO excited about Alberta AI data centre opportunitiesTech9 hours -
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Gas prices highest in B.C., P.E.I. with oil costs ‘supercharged’ due to Iran warConsumer12 hours -
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Edmonton infills operated as rooming houses, renting by the day — even hourConsumerMar 3
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Edmonton infills operated as rooming houses, renting by the day — even hourResidents in neighbourhoods near the University of Alberta are sounding the alarm over new infills being rented out by the bedroom — in some cases by the day and even the by hour.ConsumerMar 3
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Gold often soars during crises. Not this time — so what’s going on?The Iran conflict continues to roil global markets but gold isn't shining so brightly right now, even though many have long considered it a safe haven during a crisis.MoneyMar 3
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AI-generated CRA tax scams increasing, cybersecurity experts warn“With AI, they can craft emails that are so believable compared to years past,” Kaseya cybersecurity expert Miles Walker told Consumer Matters.ConsumerMar 2
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‘Good health policy’: Alberta’s calls on Ottawa to relax nicotine pouch rulesAlberta says federal policy appears to have coincided with growth on the black market, where unregulated nicotine pouches are widely available online with no age restrictions.HealthMar 2
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Calgary warns residents of consequences if water use enters ‘risky red zone’Residents of Calgary are facing a new round of water restrictions starting March 9 to allow for more emergency repairs to the Bearspaw South Feeder Main.HealthMar 2
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As oil and gas prices rise amid Iran conflict, what comes next?Canadian consumers are set to pay higher prices for gasoline at pumps across the country as the Iran conflict sends global oil markets into a frenzy.ConsumerMar 2
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Shaping Saskatchewan: Sheldon DingwallSheldon Dingwall is the CEO of Dingwall Guitars and has been building high-end electric bass guitars in Saskatoon since 1987 with international success.ConsumerMar 2
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Oil prices set for swings next week after U.S., Israel strikes on IranOil prices have already risen on war fears. International benchmark Brent crude closed at a seven-month high of US$72.87 on Friday.WorldFeb 28
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China will suspend tariffs on some Canadian agricultural goodsA statement says the announcement, which made no mention of canola seed tariffs, will take effect March 1 and continue through to the end of 2026.CanadaFeb 27
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Gen Z drinks less but uses nicotine more than other generations: reportCanadians aged 18-29 drink the least of any generation, with less than one per cent reporting they drank daily, a report by insurance firm PolicyMe shows.CanadaFeb 27
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