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PEI Deficit Balloons to $367 Million, Doubling Initial April Estimates

PEI Deficit Balloons to $367 Million, Doubling Initial April Estimates

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CHARLOTTETOWN – Prince Edward Island is facing a fiscal crisis as the province’s projected deficit has nearly doubled in just six months, reaching a staggering

Edmonton Lifts Phase 1 Parking Ban After Major Snow Clearance

Edmonton Lifts Phase 1 Parking Ban After Major Snow Clearance

  • December 22, 2025
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EDMONTON – City officials have announced that the Phase 1 parking ban, which was implemented following last week’s heavy snowfall, will be lifted today. The

Eighth Measles Case Confirmed in Quebec as Outbreak Expands Across Four Regions

Eighth Measles Case Confirmed in Quebec as Outbreak Expands Across Four Regions

  • December 22, 2025
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MONTREAL – Quebec’s Ministry of Health has confirmed that the number of measles cases in the province has risen to eight, as a new outbreak

Manitoba premier plans to target ‘differential pricing’ for groceries in new year

Manitoba premier plans to target ‘differential pricing’ for groceries in new year

  • December 22, 2025
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WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government has announced plans to crack down on “differential pricing” for groceries and expand price controls on milk, marking the latest

Pest Infestations Spark Outrage Over Canada’s ‘Back-to-Office’ Mandate

Pest Infestations Spark Outrage Over Canada’s ‘Back-to-Office’ Mandate

  • December 20, 2025
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OTTAWA: A rising wave of pest infestations in Canadian government buildings has fueled a heated debate over the federal government’s push to return employees to

Health Officials Sound Alarm as Flu Positivity Surges Across Canada

Health Officials Sound Alarm as Flu Positivity Surges Across Canada

  • December 20, 2025
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OTTAWA — Canada’s flu season has taken a sharp and early turn, with health officials reporting a rapid spike in laboratory-confirmed detections and hospitalizations that

Vancouver Issues Alert Over Fraudulent QR Codes on Parking Meters

Vancouver Issues Alert Over Fraudulent QR Codes on Parking Meters

  • December 20, 2025
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VANCOUVER: Authorities are warning drivers about a sophisticated new scam involving fraudulent QR code stickers discovered on parking meters across the city. These deceptive stickers

World Bank Approves $700 Million Aid to Bolster Pakistan’s Economy

World Bank Approves $700 Million Aid to Bolster Pakistan’s Economy

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ISLAMABAD: In a major move to support debt-ridden Pakistan, the World Bank has approved a $700 million (approximately ₹6,200 crore) financial assistance package. According to

Major Population Drop in New Brunswick as Foreigners Exit

Major Population Drop in New Brunswick as Foreigners Exit

  • December 20, 2025
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FREDERICTON: New Brunswick has recorded a significant decline in its population over the last quarter, marking the sharpest drop since the 1970s, according to a

Severe Wind Warning for Greater Montreal: Tens of Thousands Left Without Power

Severe Wind Warning for Greater Montreal: Tens of Thousands Left Without Power

  • December 19, 2025
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MONTREAL – Environment Canada has issued a wind warning for the Greater Montreal area as a powerful weather system brings damaging southwesterly gusts to the

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