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Trudeau at NATO summit, a slow housing market: Top stories this weekScientists at Environment and Climate Change Canada have said that climate change made the June heat wave in Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada up to 10 times more likley.CanadaJul 13
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Canadian youth face the toughest summer job market in decades. Why?Canadian youth are facing one of the hardest summer job markets in decades. Here's why it's so hard to land that first job, and what young workers can do to stand out.EconomyJul 10
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Canada’s 1st female defence chief, a U.K. vote and top stories this weekCanada will get its first female defence chief, the Labour Party swept the polls in the United Kingdom and Canada's unemployment rate rose last month.CanadaJul 6
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Newcomers, youth hit hardest as job market cools: Bank of Canada’s MacklemTiff Macklem pointed out that while overall labour force cooling has been 'reasonably smooth' in aggregate, the data can mask worrying trends for some groups in the jobs market.EconomyJun 24
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Jobless rate rises to 6.4% in June. Here’s how the Bank of Canada might reactThe unemployment rate rose to 6.4 per cent in June. Here's what economists and markets are saying about the impact the data could have on the Bank of Canada's interest rate.EconomyJul 5
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Travelling soon? Why you should ‘expect less pain at the airports’ this summerWith a possible WestJet strike likely averted thanks to the federal government's intervention, here's what travellers heading to the airport this summer should expect.ConsumerJun 28
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Downtown Kelowna Association hopes large Canada Day crowds return for rest of summerThe Downtown Kelowna Association says it was pleased to see large crowds during the weekend, and is hopeful other events this summer will see a repeat.CanadaJul 3
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WestJet strike averted as feds intervene, union says it will ‘comply’Labour Minister Seamus O'Regan said he had ordered the Canada Industrial Relations Board to impose final binding arbitration.CanadaJun 27
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Calgary’s unemployment rate hits 8.5% as poverty gap widensAccording to the latest data from Statistics Canada, Calgary's unemployment rate rose to 8.5 per cent this month, 0.4 percentage points higher than May's.EconomyJul 5
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From Liberals losing key riding to Biden-Trump debate, this week’s top storiesCanada's annual inflation rate ticked up to 2.9 per cent in May, and a company providing software for thousands of auto dealerships was hacked.CanadaJun 29
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‘Difficult moment of time’: Canadians struggling financially despite cooling inflationA new study by TransUnion Canada found 46 per cent of respondents felt their household finances were worse than planned at this point in 2024.CanadaJul 10
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National Blood Donor Week highlights need for more donations in ManitobaHere in Manitoba, in order to keep the blood system sustainable, around 3,500 new donors are needed each year.HealthJun 14
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Cajun connection for trio of Louisiana-born Saskatoon Berries catchersThree catchers on the Saskatoon Berries share a special connection this season, all growing up within a five hour's drive of one another in Louisiana.SportsJun 28
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A true battle of brain and brawn has Edmonton man in international ringLater this month, an Edmonton man is stepping into the international ring of a unique combination sport, hoping to get either a KO or a check mate.FeaturesJul 4
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Canada to help train Ukrainians on F-16 fighter jets due to be flying by summerPrime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday the federal government will commit up to $389 million over the coming year to the training, and an additional $500 million in aid.CanadaJul 11
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Jobless rate rises to 6.2% in May. Are more rate cuts in the cards?Employment was up in Canada last month, but gains were concentrated in part-time jobs. Experts say there are signs of weakness in the Canadian labour market.EconomyJun 7
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How to refinish your old deck in a single weekendDoes your old deck need a new look? Here are 6 products to refresh your outdoor space quickly and easilyThe CuratorJul 4
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Impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, ex-U.S. envoy urges CanadaA former U.S. ambassador to Canada is urging Ottawa to join the U.S. and the EU in placing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles amid concerns about Beijing's subsidies.CanadaJun 14
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Brad Lambert and Colby Barlow take leading roles at Winnipeg Jets development campFor the Winnipeg Jets, recent first-round draft picks are shining at this year's development camp. Other prospects are making their marks, too.SportsJul 5
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The West Block Transcript – Episode 41, Season 13The RCMP is Canada’s front line defence against national security threats. But as those threats become more common and more complex, how are the Mounties dealing with them?PoliticsJun 23