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OTTAWA: Canada’s merchandise trade deficit narrowed significantly in December, falling to $1.3 billion from a revised $2.6 billion in November. According to the latest report

OTTAWA – Canada is experiencing a dramatic rise in pneumonia-related hospitalizations, with new data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) revealing a significant

MONTRÉAL – In a major move to manage provincial energy resources, Hydro-Québec has announced a significant increase in electricity rates for large-scale data centers and

ST. JOHN’S – A powerful winter storm has brought life to a standstill in eastern Newfoundland, dumping massive amounts of snow across the region. With

CHARLOTTETOWN – Elected representatives in Prince Edward Island (PEI) currently receive the lowest compensation of any provincial or territorial legislators in Canada, according to a

TOFINO, BC – The District of Tofino has voiced significant alarm following the British Columbia government’s decision to reject a proposal for a new, state-of-the-art

TORONTO – Today marks the first anniversary of the terrifying crash of Delta Air Lines Flight 4819 at Toronto Pearson International Airport, an event that

REGINA – Despite the overwhelming prevalence of online streaming platforms, independent movie theaters across Saskatchewan are reporting a significant surge in business and audience engagement.

REGINA- Those in Saskatchewan who have grown accustomed to the recent mild weather are in for a sharp return to reality. Environment and Climate Change

TUMBLER RIDGE, BC – The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have officially concluded their on-site investigation at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School following last week’s devastating