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Evan Bouchard and Zach Hyman were named Oilers alternate captains Thursday, filling the leadership gap left by Darnell Nurse’s departure from Edmonton.
OpenAI says Canada is an obvious place to look for data centre capacity, but Alberta has allocated its full 1,200 MW cap and Quebec is rationing power.
Nova Scotia’s Drake Batherson signed an eight-year, $86-million extension, the largest contract in Ottawa Senators history, a decade after scoring four goals in a season of Maritime Junior A hockey.
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Toronto’s Old City Hall opened Sept. 18, 1899, the largest civic building in North America, after a decade of delays and more than $1 million in overruns.
Sitting MLAs, a former party president and a journalist say a private investigator hired by a former B.C. Conservative executive director was used to look into them, as Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay resists calls to resign.
Lint buildup is the leading cause of Canada’s 15,000 dryer fires. Here is how to clean the whole vent run yourself, and when to call a licensed pro.
Canadian factory-gate prices rose 13.5 per cent in August while consumer inflation held at 3 per cent. The gap now sits at the centre of the rate debate.
Treasury Board’s first public climate resilience report shows 89 of 1,578 critical federal assets assessed, with 14 organizations reporting none at all.
On the morning of Sept. 18, 1759, Quebec formally surrendered to the British, five days after the two armies fighting…












