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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
Ottawa’s Proposed Labour Rules Will Evaluate Strike Interventions Case by Case
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NB STORIES1 month agoDroits de douane américains : Impact réduit dans les provinces atlantiques
Tiff Macklem indique à Halifax que les provinces atlantiques sont moins exposées aux droits de douane américains, malgré les incertitudes économiques.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month agoWhy the Supreme Court Battle Over New Brunswick’s French Courthouses Matters to Language Rights
Canada's official languages commissioner intervenes in a Supreme Court challenge over the closure of francophone courthouses in northeastern New Brunswick.
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POLITICS1 month ago
Why the Conservative By-Election Appointment in Brantford-Brant South Is Drawing Local Pushback
The federal Conservative party faces criticism after appointing Brantford Mayor Kevin Davis as candidate for Brantford-Brant South without a nomination contest.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
Why Ottawa’s Proposed Economic Legislation Could Change the Rules for Strike Actions
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COMMUNITY1 month agoWhy Proposed Restrictions on U.S. Anglers and Hunters Threaten New Brunswick’s Rural Economy
New Brunswick outfitters and American anglers warn that proposed provincial restrictions on U.S. hunting and fishing licences could devastate rural economy.
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HEALTH1 month ago
Nova Scotia Tick Surveillance: Acadia University Leads Lyme Disease Research
Nova Scotia researchers collected 4,000 ticks in a new five-year surveillance program testing for Lyme disease and other pathogens across the Maritimes.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoCelebrating Canadian-Armenian Culture and Resilience on Independence Day
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre marks Armenian Independence Day, honoring over 65,000 Armenian-Canadians and their vibrant culture.
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Ottawa Faces Calls to Reconsider Temporary Resident Limits as Demonstrations Surge
Migrants and advocates rallied across Canada to protest federal plans limiting temporary resident numbers as Parliament prepares to resume.
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — October 23, 2026
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