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Freed by a 1814 British offer, about 2,000 Black Refugees settled in Nova Scotia on rocky 10-acre lots without title. Their fight for land shaped the province.
The U.S. Coast Guard says a debris field associated with a missing Hamilton-based air ambulance jet has been located off Nantucket, as the search for the six people aboard continues.
Switch off the furnace, match the filter size and fit the new one with its arrow pointing toward the blower. Here is how to change a furnace filter this fall.
Leon Draisaitl scored with 2:27 left and Connor McDavid added an empty-netter as the Edmonton Oilers beat the Seattle Kraken 3-1 on Saturday at Rogers Place.
Health Canada’s official pages for getting a naloxone kit in each province and territory, plus Alberta’s new Oct. 1 pharmacy rules.
Advance voting runs Oct. 13 to 17, mail-in ballots are due Oct. 16 and ID rules have changed. Here is what Albertans need to know before the 10-question referendum.
On Oct. 3, 1914, the first Canadian troop convoy left Gaspé Bay for England, carrying about 30,000 soldiers on more than 30 ships under Royal Navy escort.
A Hamilton-based Gulfstream G100 air ambulance carrying four Canadians and two Bermuda nationals vanished early Saturday on a flight from Bermuda to Boston, and the U.S. Coast Guard is searching.
Québec startup Femtum opened a new Québec City factory on Oct. 1, sixfold larger, to build lasers for silicon photonics chips used in AI data centres.
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Canada says France has not issued the snow crab licence Macron reportedly promised off Newfoundland, as Ottawa repeats its shelf claim. What is at stake.
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In 1849 a Presbyterian minister began selling 50-acre lots to Black settlers near Lake Erie. The rules, the school and the 70 Civil War enlistments of Buxton.
Former Vanguard Canada head Atul Tiwari wants to launch Verdx, a prediction-market dealer, as CIRO limits contracts to economic, financial and climate topics.
In 1849 a Presbyterian minister began selling 50-acre lots to Black settlers near Lake Erie. The rules, the school and the 70 Civil War enlistments of Buxton.
Montréal photonics startup One Silicon Chip Photonics has closed a US$6-million Series A to build chip-scale gyroscopes that keep navigating when GPS fails.
On Oct. 4, 1869, the Saxby Gale struck the Maritimes overnight, a storm a Royal Navy officer had predicted ten months earlier from the Moon’s position.
Canada says France has not issued the snow crab licence Macron reportedly promised off Newfoundland, as Ottawa repeats its shelf claim. What is at stake.









































