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In a work of hopeful fiction, Steven Kaszab imagines Canada sending fuel, medical aid and naval escorts to a blockaded Cuba, and winning the world’s respect.
China’s economy grew 4.5 per cent in the third quarter, beating forecasts, as exports offset weak retail sales and a 20.6 per cent drop in property investment.
Britain’s chancellor delivers his first budget Oct. 28 with a fiscal cushion once put at £24 billion now estimated at £8.5 billion to £16 billion and 30-year gilt yields briefly above six per cent.
Winning numbers for the Friday, Oct. 16, Lotto Max draw and the Saturday, Oct. 17, Lotto 6/49 draw, plus the Gold Ball prize and the next estimated jackpots.
Nova Scotia’s Opposition leader asked Premier Tim Houston on Oct. 19 to recall the legislature to debate the $10-billion Cape Breton AI data centre and binding rules.
Toronto-founded AI chipmaker Tenstorrent raised US$1.5 billion at a US$6.2 billion valuation on Oct. 19, with Canadian backers still on its cap table.
Brazil’s satellite data shows 3,335 square kilometres of Amazon forest cleared in the year to July, the lowest since records began in 1988, days before the Oct. 25 runoff.
National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak said Treaty Nations hold sovereign relationships with the Crown and no province can alter them, ahead of Alberta’s vote.
Staples Canada launches Staples Business, a dedicated brand for Canadian organizations of all sizes, with two programs and a Pay Days rewards event.
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Lytton’s mayoral race ended in a 45-45 tie between Denise O’Connor and Jennifer Thoss, and Cache Creek held a hand recount of a council race decided by four votes.
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Edmonton administration wants a 25 per cent, three-year tax abatement and a first mover infrastructure program to speed industrial building, after missed targets.
Premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon and outgoing Premier Christine Fréchette met Oct. 13 and promised an orderly handover before Oct. 21.
Russian missiles and drones hit Kyiv and Kharkiv energy sites overnight on Oct. 14, as Ukraine questions missing U.S. warnings and a Starlink speed limit.
Wisconsin regulators issued a notice of violation to Calgary-based Enbridge over its $1-billion Line 5 reroute, following the Aug. 25 pipeline rupture and spill.
Tender roses need soil mounded over their bases once the ground starts to freeze. Here is how to prune, hill and mulch roses by hardiness zone across Canada.
U.S. consumer prices rose 3.7 per cent in September from a year earlier as gasoline jumped 9.1 per cent, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said, lifting odds of a Fed rate hike on Oct. 28.



















































