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Co-ops in Saskatchewan are still recovering from cybersecurity incidentCo-ops across Saskatchewan are among the many in western Canada that are recovering from a cybersecurity incident, according to the Federated Co-operatives Ltd.CanadaJul 1
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More carbon capture projects to be green-lit soon: federal ministerWilkinson made the comments in an interview in Calgary, one week after Shell Canada announced it will go ahead with its Polaris carbon capture project in Alberta.EconomyJul 4
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Loblaw, Sobeys owners ordered to hand over info in Competition Bureau probeThe bureau is investigating the use of property controls in the grocery sector, which are clauses in lease agreements that restrict other potential tenants and their activities.CanadaJun 11
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Edmonton Army and Navy building on Whyte Ave soldThe historic Army and Navy store -- a staple for decades on Edmonton's Whyte Avenue -- has been sold to new owners. The sale has people dreaming big.EconomyJun 28
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Bid to sell insolvent newspaper chain in Atlantic Canada reaches critical phaseThe private lending firm that pushed Atlantic Canada's largest newspaper chain into insolvency says negotiations aimed have reached a critical phase.CanadaJun 28
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Talks underway with potential buyer for Atlantic Canada’s largest newspaper chainThe court-appointed monitor overseeing the potential sale of Atlantic Canada's largest newspaper chain has confirmed selection of a bidder.CanadaJun 20
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Alleged mastermind in major data theft, fraud at Desjardins among 5 arrestedSébastien Boulanger-Dorval, 42, worked in the marketing department at the financial institution until 2019, when the data belonging to more than 9.7 million people, was stolen.CrimeJun 13
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Canada looks to defend world junior football crown in EdmontonThe 2024 International Federation of American Football world junior championship begins Thursday in Edmonton following a six-year absence.SportsJun 18
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Ohio train derailment caused by wheel bearing on fire for over 30 km: NTSBThe board also said that Norfolk Southern and its contractors botched a decision three days later to blow open five tank cars and burn the vinyl chloride inside.U.S. NewsJun 25
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Oilsands group removes online content as anti-greenwashing rules poised to become lawThe omnibus bill C-59 will soon become law. It contains a truth-in-advertising amendment that would require corporations to provide evidence to support their environmental claims.PoliticsJun 20
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NBA wants federal regulatory gambling frameworkThe NBA's deputy commissioner and chief operating officer says the league wants a strong federal regulatory framework for legalized gambling in the United States.SportsJun 5
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Boeing to plead guilty to criminal fraud charge over 737 Max crashesBoeing is set to plead guilty for defrauding the U.S. government, three years after it avoided prosecution for a pair of plane crashes that killed 346 people.U.S. NewsJul 8
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Mi’kmaq First Nation to become majority owner of two shipyards in Nova ScotiaA First Nation in Nova Scotia is purchasing two shipyards in the province, saying the acquisitions will position the band to compete for defence contracts.CanadaJun 7
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Why restrictive lease clauses could be hampering grocery competition in CanadaGrocery prices have increased by more than 20 per cent over three years, and the resulting political pressure has seen MPs order grocery executives to take action.ConsumerMay 29
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Competition Bureau probing conduct of Loblaws, Sobeys owners. Why?Canada's Competition Bureau has launched investigations into the parent companies of Loblaws and Sobeys for alleged anticompetitive conduct, court documents reveal.CanadaMay 24
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‘Unfair’: Ontario city drops safe consumption bid over years-long delayWith no end in sight to the delay in supervised consumption site approvals, organizers have made the difficult decision to withdraw their application for the Barrie site.HealthJun 27
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Canada, China defence ministers discuss interference, Taiwan, RussiaCanada's defence minister met with his Chinese counterpart to discuss election interference, Taiwan and China's support for Russia.CanadaJun 3
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Ethics commissioner to look into Minister Boissonnault’s business dealingsThe parliamentary ethics commissioner has reversed course and said he will examine the business dealings of federal cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault.PoliticsJun 4
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Energy and base metals help lift S&P/TSX composite Thursday, U.S. stock markets mixedStrength in energy and base metals helped Canada's main stock index post a small gain Thursday, while U.S. stock markets were mixed a day after reaching new records.EconomyJun 6
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Families of victims of serial killer push for landfill search as trial concludesThe families of victims murdered by a serial killer made it clear that although Jeremy Skibicki's trial has wrapped up, their fight to bring home their loved ones is not over.TrendingJun 10