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  • Councillors endorse plan to let 3rd party operate Hamilton’s forthcoming LRT for 10 years
    Hamilton is set to present a plan to the Ontario government that endorses the use of private contractors to operate and maintain the city's forthcoming LRT for 10 years.
    Canada
    Apr 17
  • Man acquitted in Tina Fontaine murder found dead, says her aunt
    Raymond Cormier, a career criminal and the man police believed killed Tina Fontaine, has reportedly died and “took all the answers with him” said Fontaine’s aunt Thelma Favel.
    Crime
    Apr 23
  • Arizona’s 160-year-old ban on nearly all abortions can be enforced, court rules
    The 1864 law criminalizes nearly all abortions with no exceptions for rape or incest, but allows the procedure only if a mother’s life is in danger.
    U.S. News
    Apr 9
  • Officials working on re-entry plan for wildfire evacuees near Peace River
    Some residents of an area in northwestern Alberta were issued an evacuation order on Tuesday because of the threat posed by a wildfire burning in the region.
    Fire
    Apr 24
  • B.C. orca rescue near Zeballos planning to take a ‘few days’, officials say
    The Department of Fisheries says planning for a new attempt to rescue an orca calf trapped in a Vancouver Island lagoon will be finalized in the next few days.
    Environment
    Apr 16
  • London Clean and Green campaign gets underway for 29th year running
    The campaign, now in its 29th year, was officially launched Tuesday at the Tourism London Welcome Centre. It promotes litter prevention and community-led cleanups across London.
    Canada
    Apr 9
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  • Report suggests little progress made in 1st year of Alberta’s emissions reduction plan
    The Pembina Institute has examined the measures included in the province's plan released one year ago.
    Environment
    Apr 19
  • Strathcona County approval of new Crusaders arena spells end for 150-year-old farm
    A family that has been farming in Strathcona County for nearly 150 years is disappointed council voted to move ahead on a planned new arena for the Sherwood Park Crusaders.
    Politics
    Apr 10
  • Indigo nears privatization but experts warn turnaround won’t be ‘quick fix’
    As Indigo nears a plan to take the struggling retailer private, experts warn there's a long road ahead for the iconic Canadian bookseller.
    Consumer
    Apr 19
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  • Birds Hill-area Manitoba residents oppose pharmaceutical manufacturing facility
    A proposed pharmaceutical manufacturing facility near Birds Hill Park is frustrating residents who live near by who say they were blindsided by the plans
    Canada
    Apr 8
  • Ottawa looks to launch national flood insurance program within 12 months
    After years of work, the federal government says it plans on implementing a national flood insurance program within the next 12 months as part of the 2024 budget.
    Canada
    Apr 17
  • After 5 years, Budget 2024 lays out promised small business carbon rebate
    After five years, Budget 2024 signals a government plan to make start issuing carbon price rebates for small-to-medium sized businesses.
    Economy
    Apr 16
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  • Meta stock sinks as investors ‘caught off guard’ by AI spending plans
    Shares of Meta sank nearly 15 per cent early Thursday, sparking a selloff in big tech stocks, after it revealed big spending plans for AI.
    Money
    3 hours
  • Hate Crimes Unit investigating symbols burned in grass at Edmonton park
    City crews were cleaning up at Gold Bar Park after what appeared to be a Swastika burned into the grass was reported to Edmonton police.
    Crime
    Apr 15
  • Calgary physician charged in $2M fraud investigation
    A Calgary doctor is accused of submitting $2.2 million worth of false billing claims to the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan over a two-year period. 
    Crime
    Apr 17
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  • ArriveCan contractor grilled in House of Commons in rare reprimand
    The House of Commons is reprimanding a private citizen for the first time in more than 100 years over the handling of the controversial ArriveCan app
    Canada
    Apr 17
  • Honda to build electric vehicles and battery plant in Ontario, sources say
    Honda Canada is set to build an electric vehicle battery plant near its auto manufacturing facility in Alliston, Ont., where it also plans to produce fully electric vehicles.
    Canada
    Apr 22
  • ‘A life of service’: Former N.B. MLA Sue Stultz passes away at 71, remembered for charity work
    The turkey drive Stultz spearheaded in 1991 feeds thousands of Monctonians every year around the holidays. The Moncton Firefighters Association plans on continuing the tradition.
    Canada
    Apr 9
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  • Manitoba PCs to choose new leader in April 2025
    Party members will select a new leader on April 26, 2025 — a year-and-a-half after Heather Stefanson announced her plans to step down following the PCs' election defeat.
    Canada
    Apr 16
  • Garbage can removal along Lachine Canal causing a stink for Montreal residents
    People are outraged about a recent decision to remove dozens of garbage cans along the Lachine Canal, prompting fears that the picturesque area could turn into a wasteland.
    Health
    Apr 16
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