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Restaurant in B.C. Penalized $7,000 for Selling Beer to Underage Patron.
The Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch of British Columbia has imposed a $7,000 fine on a restaurant in Abbotsford for serving beer to…
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Numerous Ontario Residents Remain Without Power Following Extensive Outages Triggered by High Winds.
Hydro One Continues Efforts to Restore Power for Hundreds Across Ontario Amidst High Wind Impact Hydro One reports ongoing restoration efforts for approximately…
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Forecasted Hot Weather Raises Concerns of Heightened Wildfire Risk in Canada.
The Canadian Government Issues Warning of Potential for Another ‘Catastrophic’ Wildfire Season Amid Forecasts of Elevated Spring and Summer Temperatures, Fueled by El…
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Ontario cannabis company faces $200K fine over suspected unlawful agreements
In Ontario, a licensed cannabis operator faces a hefty $200,000 fine for allegedly seeking unlawful agreements with producers, aiming to secure preferential advantages.…
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National Chief Warns On-Reserve Infrastructure Gap Could Exceed $500 Billion by 2040 Without Federal Action.
The Assembly of First Nations warns that without immediate action from the federal government, the cost of fixing infrastructure on reserves could reach…
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Guidelines for a Safe Viewing of the Total Solar Eclipse.
Ensuring Your Eclipse Experience: Essential Planning, Research, and Equipment Required. A total solar eclipse demands meticulous preparation; it’s not an event to approach…
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Canadian intelligence agency uncovers foreign funding links to 2019 and 2021 federal elections.
Canada’s spy agencies found out about possible foreign funding involvement in both the 2019 and 2021 federal elections, according to testimony at the…
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Thousands Remain Without Electricity Following Snowstorm
After Severe Snowstorm, 48,854 Customers Left Without Power in Quebec As of 7:45 a.m. Friday, Hydro-Quebec reports significant power outages, particularly in the…
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Carbon Price Increase to $80 per Tonne Spurs Surge in Rebates
Today marks a rise in the federal carbon tax and accompanying rebates, as the national price on carbon emissions escalates from $65 to…
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Recent Developments in Tke̓ mlúps Burial Site Investigation Amidst Historic Agreement Signing
Tke̓mlúps te Secwépemc Leader, Kukpi7 Rosanne Casimir, Provides Update on Kamloops Residential School Gravesite Investigation “That is a very sensitive step moving forward…