Alberta tourist towns struggle with staff shortages as restrictions ease

Even with COVID-19 restrictions easing in Alberta and abroad, the province's tourist towns are struggling to attract international workers. The Job Resource Centre, which operates in Banff and Canmore, is putting…

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Wet and humid P.E.I. summer has left some grain growers in 'lots of hurt'

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Extreme weather costs are pushing rural Ontario towns to the financial brink

The mayor of Glencoe, Ont., says the cost of cleaning up and repairing the damage from Wednesday's deadly rainstorm has pushed his…

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Want a COVID-19 booster? Experts say most Canadians should wait for updated shots

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Proposed Indigenous Services spending cuts spark concern

Advocates are concerned after the Indigenous Services minister confirmed her department is eyeing spending cuts, telling reporters in Charlottetown she plans to target…

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Ontario backtracks on plan to include Greenbelt land in Caledon, Ont., zoning order amid pushback

The Ontario government says Greenbelt land will not be part of a new subdivision it's proposing to fast-track in Caledon, weeks after…

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