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SaskEnergy fires 13 employees over ‘internal fuel theft,’ loss report showsSaskEnergy says 13 employees were identified as part of an investigation and were terminated, with the matter also reported to police.CrimeFeb 2
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Winnipeg Football Club posts operating profit over $12 millionThe Winnipeg Football Club had a record-breaking operating profit of $12.1 million in 2025 after selling out every game.SportsApr 15
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Coastal B.C. First Nation leaders go to Calgary to dissuade pipeline investorsA delegation of First Nations leader from British Columbia are in Calgary to dissuade Canadian oil executives from pursuing a new oil pipeline to the northwest coast of B.C.EnvironmentApr 22
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‘Leaving Neverland’ director: Michael Jackson ‘worse than Jeffrey Epstein’'How can you tell an authentic story about Michael Jackson without ever mentioning the fact that he was seriously accused of being a child molester?' Dan Reed asked.Entertainment2 hours
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Proposed Saskatchewan wind farm dividing communityDon Bourassa says a proposed wind farm near his home in southeast Saskatchewan has ruined relationships in his community — to the point where he feels he has been bullied.CanadaMar 28
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Alberta passenger rail master plan coming within weeks: Transportation ministerA passenger rail connection between Edmonton and Calgary has been talked about for more than a decade and could take even longer to develop.TrafficMar 6
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ANALYSIS: Carney promised spending cuts — but not all cuts are equalFinance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says the government has found ways to cut spending by $60 billion but cautions that published spending cuts require important context.CanadaMar 21
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Nova Scotia Budget: $1.2B deficit and ‘tough decisions’ on spending cutsNova Scotia's finance minister has tabled a budget with a $1.2-billion deficit and warns that difficult decisions will need to be made to balance the books.CanadaFeb 23
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Behind the scenes of Diageo’s attempts to soften the blow of an Ontario plant closureThe night before it announced an Ontario bottling facility would close, representatives from Diageo got in touch with Doug Ford's office. At first, the conversation was cordial.PoliticsFeb 20
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Seafood magnate John Risley’s firm owes more than US$776 million: court documentsAn Atlantic Canadian investment firm run by seafood magnate John Risley is facing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit, court documents show.CanadaFeb 18
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Metrolinx CEO promises fewer legal battles on future Ontario transit projectsThe completion of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT marks the end of one saga for the provincial transit agency, but many transit projects are still under construction.PoliticsFeb 13
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New Brunswick’s projected $1.3-billion deficit is highest in province’s historyNew Brunswick's projected deficit has ballooned by $800 million since the spring budget and now sits at $1.33 billion — making it the highest in the province's history.PoliticsFeb 17
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‘Need to do things differently’: Alberta police services look to AI for futureAs police staffing shortages and public safety concerns continue to dog Alberta police services, more municipal agencies say they’re turning to artificial intelligence for support. “Our staffing numbers are critical,” Calgary Police Service Deputy Chief Cory Dayley said. “We need to do things differently, for sure, to provide the city what it needs.” The Calgary...TechFeb 26
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B.C. attorney general stands by ICBC’s no-fault model, says it’s workingNiki Sharma said ICBC has been able to give rebates for three years in a row, but was not able to say if, or when, rates might come down.PoliticsJan 27
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Carney says he had ‘positive’ call with Trump on Gordie Howe bridge threatWindsor Mayor Drew Dilkens said U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to stop the Gordie Howe International Bridge from opening is “just insane.”CanadaFeb 10
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Cuts coming as New Brunswick government looks to revamp economy: Premier HoltHolt says her government has a plan to transform the provincial economy, but warns doing so will require difficult decisions, including cuts to government spending.PoliticsJan 30
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Read the full transcript of Poilievre’s speech to Conservative conventionConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a keynote speech Friday to kick off the party's national convention in Calgary ahead of a critical leadership review.PoliticsJan 31
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Saskatchewan electricity rate hike to increase other costs, says expertCosts of other goods like food and transportation are set to increase as energy rates increase across the province in the coming months, according to an expertCanadaJan 5
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Alberta to insulate AIMCo from liability, companies from greenwashing allegationsUnder the bill, the Alberta Securities Commission will have more power to try to stop the spread of misinformation, particularly online, with new penalties to be determined.PoliticsNov 25, 2025
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Ottawa’s new ‘Buy Canadian’ procurement rules kick in amid trade warThe procurement policy will extend immediately to government contracts valued at $25 million and over, Procurement Minister Joël Lightbound said Tuesday.EconomyDec 16, 2025