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A family-owned Lumsden distillery is putting Saskatchewan on the mapFeaturesApr 17The winning husband-and-wife duo have no plans of slowing their pace of creating new products anytime soon and are grateful for the recognition. -
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Lutnick says Trump views CUSMA as ‘a bad deal,’ needs to be ‘re-imagined’PoliticsApr 17 -
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Canada’s emissions reductions slowed in 2024, federal data showsEnvironmentApr 17
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Canada’s emissions reductions slowed in 2024, federal data showsA new report from the federal government says an increase in greenhouse gas emissions from the oil and gas industry in 2024 offset decreases in several other industries.EnvironmentApr 17
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Canadians to receive one-time grocery benefit payment on June 5The payment is part of the government’s new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit, which is set to replace the existing GST/HST credit.CanadaApr 17
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Iran declares Strait of Hormuz open amid ceasefire, oil prices plungeOil prices plunged by about nine per cent on Friday, extending previous losses, after Iran's foreign minister announced that the Strait of Hormuz is open to commercial traffic.WorldApr 17
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Canada will pitch ‘stability’ at summit to attract $1 trillion in investments: ChampagneThe Prime Minister's Office says the aim of the summit is to unleash $1 trillion in investment over the next five years to advance nation-building projects.EconomyApr 17
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Co-signing your kids’ mortgage? Here’s why that’s a risky ideaCo‑signing is more common among first‑time buyers who are younger and who have lower credit scores and lower incomes, the Bank of Canada said.MoneyApr 16
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More businesses are closing than opening in Canada, report findsCanada’s 'entrepreneurial drought' began in early 2024, with the gap between openings and closures reaching a new high in the last quarter of 2025, a new report says.EconomyApr 16
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Energy industry losing confidence new pipeline will be deemed a national priority: Survey'Start building, or better yet just get out of the way of industry. We need to see clear and concise direction from the feds that will support new projects and expedite them.'CanadaApr 16
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Doug Ford nixes idea of grocery surveillance pricing ban in OntarioOntario Premier Doug Ford is nixing the idea of banning so-called surveillance pricing on groceries, as Manitoba has proposed.EconomyApr 16
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North Vancouver chlorine plant expansion rejection raises drinking water concernsThe company had been seeking rezoning approval to continue operations on land adjacent to its current location, but that land is managed by the District of North Vancouver.EconomyApr 15
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Gibbons may lose town status amid $15.3M in debtGibbons faces potential insolvency after previous town council pushed the community's finances into a $15.3 million hole, but the new council is predicting a balanced budget.MoneyApr 15
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