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HEALTH2 months ago
Parents Are Being Asked to Check Childhood Immunization Records Now
Health officials urge parents to update back-to-school vaccinations amid rising measles cases in the U.S. and ongoing local transmission risks.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
Why Quebec’s New General Election Campaign Is Focusing on U.S. Trade and Donald Trump
Quebec's election campaign opened Aug. 27, 2026, with CAQ Leader Christine Fréchette citing U.S. President Donald Trump and tariffs as key issues for voters.
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LOCAL2 months ago
Why Ottawa Residents Could Soon Be Living on Taco or Obama Avenue Instead of Trump
Ottawa City Council unanimously voted to start renaming Trump Avenue. Replacement options include Obama Avenue and Taco Avenue as trade tensions rise.
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HEALTH2 months ago
How B.C. Could Shift Sexual Health Care to Better Support Young People
A new report from UBC and Options for Sexual Health outlines how B.C. can improve youth sexual health care, education, and confidential community services.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
How Canada’s retaliatory tariffs and $7.5B relief package could affect local consumers and businesses
Canada responds to U.S. trade measures with 50% tariffs on American steel, tech, and consumer goods, alongside a $7.5-billion aid package for businesses.
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NB STORIES2 months ago
Why Drivers Are Seeing Endless Orange Cones on Highway 2 This Summer
Nearly 195 km of New Brunswick's Highway 2 is being resurfaced as the 30-year MRDC P3 contract approaches its January 2028 expiration date.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
What Trade Breakdown Means for Canada as Carney Vows Retaliatory Tariffs
Prime Minister Mark Carney rejects U.S. trade offer, triggering 50 per cent tariffs. Canada vows retaliatory levies starting Sept. 8 as leaders react.
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LOCAL2 months ago
Why Landowners and Grids Face Changes for the $684M Nova Scotia-New Brunswick Transmission Line
Nova Scotia Power gets provincial approval to expropriate 460 hectares for a $684M transmission intertie with New Brunswick, aiming for fall 2028 service.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
What to Know About Canada’s Plan to Counter 50 Per Cent U.S. Tariffs Next Month
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will match 50% U.S. tariffs dollar-for-dollar starting Sept. 8 after cross-border trade negotiations broke down.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months agoCarney’s Exit From U.S. Trade Talks Leaves Canadian Exporters Facing 50% Duties
U.S. tariffs of 50% hit $28B in Canadian exports as Prime Minister Mark Carney suspends trade negotiations, impacting electronics, wood, and plastics.
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — October 23, 2026
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