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Inuvik town council has approved renaming Stringer Road and part of Bompas Street to Ptarmigan Way, citing the names’ ties to the first residential school in the N.W.T.
Only Quebec and B.C. require winter tires by law. Here are the dates and rules in each province.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel to St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, from Nov. 2 to 4 for his first Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
Education Minister Joël Arseneau calls the ban non-negotiable, while Muslim, Sikh and Jewish representatives and Québec solidaire push back.
The following news release was issued by the Government of Ontario (Ministry of Finance) on October 28, 2026. Proposed tax…
The following news release was issued by the Government of Ontario (Ministry of Transportation). Province restores motor vehicle lanes between…
The following news release was issued by the Government of Ontario (Ministry of Natural Resources). New funding supports research to…
The following news release was issued by Foodtastic through Torchia Communications. Foodtastic celebrates prestigious Platinum win at the 2026 MarCom…
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Four incumbents lost and five did not run in Winnipeg’s Oct. 28 election, leaving nine first-time councillors, in what CBC described as the biggest turnover since 1992.
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Imperial Oil earned a record $2.454 billion in the third quarter as refining profits soared, even as oilsands output slipped and a pipeline outage shut Kearl for days.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2026 Peace Prize to South African jurist Navi Pillay for her work promoting peace and international law.
Ottawa Public Health listed eight restaurants and stores where two confirmed measles cases may have exposed people between Oct. 1 and Oct. 3.
South Africa’s Home Affairs department withdrew an asylum intake directive on Oct. 9, days after anti-immigration protests turned violent in Durban and Soweto.
Toronto-based Cohere said it will open an Ottawa office near Lansdowne Park, putting nearly 30 staff close to federal clients as its government and defence work grows.
Hungary has cleared technical work on Ukraine’s next EU negotiating clusters and will lift its veto if Ukraine’s parliament passes a minority-rights law.
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