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Ottawa giving Jasper an additional $520 million for wildfire recoveryFire2 hoursThe federal finance minister paid a visit to Jasper, Alta., on Tuesday and brought with him a huge funding announcement towards recovery efforts from the 2024 wildfire. -
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Carney says energy plan will unify Canada but ’emissions will be higher’Politics6 hours -
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China slaps 73.5% preliminary tariff on pea starch from CanadaCanada6 hours -
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City of Surrey announces 10,000-seat arena and a move for the Vancouver GiantsEconomy7 hours
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CanadaSaskatchewan reports $947M deficit for 2025-26 fiscal year -
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Canada‘Ready for every scenario,’ says industry minister over news of U.S. pulling out of CUSMA -
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CanadaStampede noise debate in Calgary ends in truce
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City of Surrey announces 10,000-seat arena and a move for the Vancouver GiantsIn a release, the city and the Surrey City Development Corporation said the City Centre Arena and Cultural Event Centre will be equipped with 10,000 seats.Economy7 hours
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Canadian economy grows 0.5% in April after technical recessionStatistics Canada said Tuesday that real gross domestic product rose 0.5 per cent in April, the fastest growth rate for the economy since July 2025.Economy11 hours
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What happens to CUSMA on July 1? The paths ahead as review set to beginJuly 1 is the date set out in CUSMA for the countries to either formally extend the agreement another 16 years or continue under annual reviews for up to a decade.EconomyJun 30
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Ottawa expands green home retrofit program for low-income CanadiansThe program, earlier called the Canada Greener Homes Grant program, was first launched by the federal government in 2021, but lapsed in 2024.CanadaJun 29
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Will new CRTC rules truly lead to lower bills?Every couple of years, Marc Nanni makes a call to his home internet provider to see if he can find some savings on his monthly bill.EconomyJun 28
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StubHub World Cup ticket complaints now under investigation in B.C.Consumer Protection BC administers the Ticket Sales Act, which sets out rules around transparency and accountability in ticket sales and when someone may be entitled to a refund.EconomyJun 26
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Gibbons, Alta. residents vote by a large majority to remain a townResidents of the town of Gibbons, Alta., have voted by a large majority to remain a town, rejecting the idea of dissolving into a hamlet governed by Sturgeon Country.PoliticsJun 26
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Oil prices plummet on hopes of increased supply, high gasoline prices persistThe pause in hostilities between the U.S. and Iran has led to a decline in future oil prices, but industry analysts say it will take time to trickle down to lower gasoline prices.MoneyJun 26
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Renovations complete on 882 affordable housing units in EdmontonRenovations to affordable townhomes built in the 1960s and 1970s took place over the past three years, with upgrades like new hot water tanks and foundation fixes.ConsumerJun 25
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Calgary mayor says Stampede noise debate is over, despite premier’s demandThe Alberta government has given the City of Calgary a Tuesday deadline to rethink its rules over Stampede concert noise, but Mayor Jeromy Farkas says a decision has been made.PoliticsJun 25
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