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Independent Regina businesses make the best of the holidaysTwo independent Regina businesses prepped for holiday season months in advance and are now making the most of the busy shopping season.CanadaDec 14, 2025
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Toronto transit ridership sputters, failing to hit projections or 2024 totalsThe TTC has frozen fares for three years, slowly ramped up service and opened a new rapid transit line, but ridership is still lower than in 2019 and falling below expectationsCanadaDec 23, 2025
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Networking is crucial for 2026 job hunters. Here’s how to tap into yoursAmid a challenging job market, networking is one of the best strategies to improve the odds of getting hired in 2026, according to experts.EconomyJan 5
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Toronto transit budget approved with fare freeze, $1.5B ask of city hallThe draft budget includes $2.8 billion in spending and $1.4 billion in revenue, meaning Toronto will have to cough up roughly $1.4 billion to plug the gap left by lower funding.PoliticsJan 7
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Cold War bomb shelter in Nova Scotia being converted into high-end doomsday condosA former Cold War fallout shelter in rural Nova Scotia is being transformed into luxury condominiums for elite clients seeking refuge from global crises.CanadaDec 29, 2025
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Remote work option ending for thousands of workers in 2026The new year will bring some big changes to the rules on in-office work for many employees across the country — including provincial government staff in Ontario and Alberta.CanadaJan 2
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Appeal over Doug Ford’s personal cellphone records heard at Ontario courtA panel of three Ontario judges heard arguments on a request by the provincial government for a judicial review of a decision handed down by the IPC last year.CanadaDec 11, 2025
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YEG upgrading security scanners so liquids, electronics can stay in carry-on bagsThe holidays are always a busy time at the Edmonton International Airport but a CT X-ray scanner that takes 3D images should help speed up the security screening process.CanadaDec 9, 2025
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Affordability crisis can be fixed through productivity, says Bank of CanadaNicolas Vincent, the Bank of Canada's external deputy governor, says boosting Canada's productivity is the best way to address the affordability crisis.EconomyNov 20, 2025
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Trump calls Somali migrants ‘garbage,’ says he doesn’t want them in U.S.Trump said residents of the war-ravaged eastern African country are too reliant on U.S. social safety net and add little to the United States.U.S. NewsDec 2, 2025
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China conducts military drills with live rounds around Taiwan for second dayChina's People's Liberation Army staged a second day of large-scale military drills around Taiwan on Tuesday, unleashing a live-fire show of force.WorldDec 30, 2025
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Kelowna’s unemployment rate jumps again, worse than height of COVID-19 pandemicAccording to Statistics Canada, the jobless rate in the Kelowna area rose to 9.3 per cent in October, an increase of 2.2 per cent in just one month – the 2nd highest in B.C.CanadaNov 12, 2025
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‘Look West’: B.C. government launches plan to challenge effect of U.S. tariffsLook West will focus on various target sectors, including marine, aerospace, construction, innovation, life sciences, AI and quantum computing, agriculture processing, and more.PoliticsNov 17, 2025
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AI, night-flying choppers credited in part for less destructive B.C. wildfire seasonIn the Kamloops Fire Centre, which includes the Okanagan, 90 per cent of the wildfires were suppressed at five hectares or less.CanadaNov 26, 2025
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Danko Jones on new album ‘Leo Rising’ and what it takes to grind it out on the roadDanko Jones (est. 1996) and his eponymous band continue to grind it out and are about to release a 12th album.EntertainmentNov 16, 2025
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Transit Smokehouse and BBQ seeks community support amid dire financial strugglesA series of 'one catastrophe after another' has prompted the Transit Smokehouse and BBQ to ask Edmontonians to bring their support to the Fort Road restaurant.EconomyNov 11, 2025
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‘Incredibly long road’: Granville Howard Johnson supportive housing to close next JuneIn June 2020, the province bought the former Howard Johnson for $55 million, to house people who’d been living in encampments, including individuals with serious substance use.PoliticsNov 10, 2025
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Sonder guests abruptly evicted after short-term rental company goes bankruptSonder announced in a statement that it had initiated liquidation proceedings, and the interim CEO said she is 'devastated.'TrendingNov 13, 2025
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Emissions up in Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area as reliance on gas power deepens: reportThe increased use of natural gas to power the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area is "undermining" efforts to cut into carbon emissions, according to a new report.EnvironmentNov 18, 2025
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‘You have to adapt’: Punk rock concerts, wrestling events keep Calgary legion afloatThe Calgary No. 1 Branch, nestled among towering downtown office buildings along the busy light rail track, predates the legion itself.CanadaNov 10, 2025