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Nova Scotia is offering a one-time grant of $30,000 to help fund a program that donates locally-sourced meat to food banks, while also supporting Truro's annual deer cull.
Read at Global NewsQuebec coroner’s office names victim as 68-year-old Daniel Parent of Saint-Georges, Que.
Read at The Globe and MailTypically at this time of year the polar vortex would be strengthening. But the early split could bring a flush of early-winter cold air to parts of Canada.
Read at Global NewsEmergency vehicles rushed to a PAL aircraft that landed at the St. John's International Airport around 4:10 p.m. NT.
Read at CBC NewsMore than a hundred thousand users are reporting issues with Microsoft systems as the company says it is working to address the problems being seen around the world.
Read at Global NewsAfter B.C., Alberta and Manitoba ditched the time change this fall, an Angus Reid Institute poll delved into how residents are reacting.
Read at Global NewsA new report from Scotiabank says Payments Canada's recently announced upgraded digital payments framework could take several months or years to become the norm.
Read at Global NewsOctober also saw more Americans travel to Canada compared to the same period in 2025, with 1.5 million trips marking an increase of 8.1 per cent compared to October 2025.
Read at Global NewsThe legislation is set to include the as-yet undefined cap, limit OSAP funding to in-person and hybrid programs at those institutions and require them to have a physical location.
Read at Global NewsThe nearly 300-page report is based on consultations with 85 people and small groups as well as 525 responses to a survey of students, staff, faculty and librarians.
Read at Global NewsThe study conducted by Vision Transport and agricultural group Union des producteurs agricoles say these savings could be made by modernizing existing tracks.
Read at Global NewsPrime Minister Mark Carney’s government faces more questions about the future of Stellantis’s Brampton assembly plant. The automaker plans to sell the plant to armoured vehicle manufacturer Roshel in an apparent breach…
Read at The Globe and MailStudents at a primary school were allegedly placed in a metal locker as a disciplinary measure. The Education Ministry is in touch with the investigating authorities to better understand what took place.
Read at CBC NewsA pilot who died Wednesday when his plane crashed after participating in a Remembrance Day ceremony south of Quebec City has been identified.
Read at Global NewsBill coming next week would give province stronger powers to crack down on fraud and prevent abuse, minister says
Read at The Globe and MailSome areas saw a lull in rain Wednesday, although orange rainfall warnings remain in place for west and inland Vancouver Island
Read at The Globe and MailPrime Minister declines to say whether Ottawa was any closer to welcoming Chinese investment in the sector
Read at The Globe and MailAlso in today’s edition: strikes in Spain and investing against climate change
Read at The Globe and MailReforms aim to settle more cases before they reach a trial
Read at The Globe and MailRare appearance for a Canadian at U.K.’s Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Read at The Globe and MailCBC News has learned that several Halifax-area hospitals have been dealing with soaring costs to deal with mice and pigeon infestations. Nova Scotia Health says it could take years to rid its facilities of the mice…
Read at CBC NewsCanada’s only liquified natural gas facility began operating last year, yet the country has an opportunity to scale up that industry and become one of the top natural gas exporters in the world, according to a new…
Read at CBC NewsCombining the EDC, BDC will concentrate resources of Crown corporations
Read at The Globe and MailA group of private investors bought the units in 2024 under the banner Norgate Québec Inc. The Comité logement Saint-Laurent says many of the units are occupied by immigrants and recent newcomers to Quebec.
Read at CBC NewsA severe stomach bug has spread through Montreal's homeless population, raising concern among shelter workers who say not enough is being done to contain it.
Read at CBC NewsA new border control pilot program aims to prevent drug and alcohol smuggling into five First Nation communities in northern Ontario, with some pointing to the Toronto area as a source of drugs entering the communities…
Read at CBC NewsProvincial Environment Minister open to ‘tweaks’ to proposal to remove local say over dumps
Read at The Globe and MailOne school has also paused classes for roughly 300 students
Read at The Globe and MailA B.C. woman who saw a tree fall onto her house last Friday says it'll have to remain in place as high winds continue to batter the province.
Read at CBC NewsWeeks after four soldiers were killed in the CFB Wainwright fire, the community gathered to honour Canada’s veterans and fallen troops
Read at The Globe and MailThe federal government had been made aware for months about the possibility that Stellantis would sell its Brampton, Ont., assembly plant to a light armoured vehicle manufacturer, a source has told CBC News.
Read at CBC NewsCapt. Jon Snyder received a Star of Military Valour for his leadership and bravery when his team was attacked in Afghanistan in 2008. The Heritage Minute was filmed at CFB Wainwright and the surrounding area over the…
Read at CBC NewsThe federal government says Russian hockey players will not be permitted to compete at next month's world junior championship in Alberta, even if they already hold valid Canadian visas.
Read at CBC NewsThe Toronto Blue Jays have asked Anthony Santander to publicly address the controversy sparked by his decision to share anti-Muslim posts on social media. So far, the veteran outfielder has remained quiet and hasn't…
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