SASKATOON — Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has announced that the province will impose a reciprocal 50 percent tax on alcohol imported from the United States.
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N.S. government changes income assistance rules
ATLANTIC — The Nova Scotia provincial government has introduced regulatory amendments to deny enhanced income assistance to unhoused individuals living in tents. The decision effectively
Canadian firm chooses New Brunswick site for new explosives factory
NEW BRUNSWICK — Private Canadian firm Nalagx Corp. has selected the province of New Brunswick as the site for its planned explosives manufacturing facility. Company
Quebec Provincial Election Campaign Begins with U.S. Tariffs Taking Center Stage
MONTREAL — The official campaign for the Quebec provincial general election has commenced, with voters set to head to the polls on October 5. Escalating
Omani national arrested in North Al Sharqiyah after opening fire on three citizens
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Indian National Arrested at Toronto Airport for Role in $7.5M U.S. Senior Fraud Scheme
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hooting at Fort Smith Fireweed Festival Triggers Lockdown; Events Suspended
FORT SMITH, N.W.T. — A shooting incident during the annual Fireweed Festival in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, has forced organizers to halt all events as
Canadian Retail Sales Rise 0.6% to $74.3 Billion in June, Boosted by General Merchandise and Apparel
OTTAWA — Retail sales in Canada recorded a slight rebound in June, rising by 0.6% month-over-month to reach $74.3 billion, according to data released by
Mark Carney announces matching tariffs on key American imports after trade deadline expires
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