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World’s largest berry distributor faces class-action lawsuit in Quebec
A proposed class-action lawsuit has been filed in Quebec Superior Court against U.S. fruit company Driscoll’s over allegations that some of its berries contained chemical […]
West Coast oil pipeline becomes first project designated as being in the national interest
A proposed pipeline that would carry up to one million barrels of oil a day from Alberta to the B.C. coast has been named the […]
Thunder Bay opens temporary shelter village for people experiencing homelessness
A long-awaited temporary shelter village for people experiencing homelessness in Thunder Bay, Ont., is now open, with the first residents expected to move in Friday. […]
Carney promises ‘true partnership’ with Indigenous communities on major infrastructure projects
Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government wants a “true partnership” with Indigenous people as Canada moves ahead with major infrastructure projects. Carney made the […]
Small Canadian steelmakers vow to fight back against U.S. tariffs
Smaller Canadian steel manufacturers say federal efforts to protect the domestic steel industry are making it harder and more expensive for them to buy Canadian […]
2 dead, 2 injured after crash outside B.C. mall following driver’s apparent medical emergency
Two people are dead and two others are injured after a vehicle struck pedestrians outside a B.C. mall Wednesday morning. Police believe the driver may […]
Gull Lake bison snack set to make trip to space aboard upcoming NASA mission
A small Saskatchewan business is getting ready to send one of its products into space. Trails End Buffalo Stix, owned by Twila Wedrick and her […]
Recent food recalls in Canada include chicken, fruit, nuts, ice cream and more
Several food recalls were issued across Canada in September. The recalls affected foods including chicken, frozen fruit, nuts, sandwiches, ice cream and pesto. The Canadian […]
Rewritten Headline Northwestern Ontario program lends powwow regalia, aims to spread ‘positivity’
Powwow regalia can be expensive and difficult to make, leaving some Indigenous people without their own outfits. That’s where Tisha Duncan and the Wabinoong Regalia […]