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Public servant's company received more than $200M in government contracts since 2015

An IT firm run by a defence department employee has been awarded millions of dollars in government contracts since 2015.Dalian Enterprise has come in for scrutiny recently over its involvement…

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B.C. vertical farming company says it could produce up to 6 million bags of salad greens a year

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Canada’s unemployment rate dropped in January, but other job trends show the market is still weak

A falling employment rate and fewer people in the workforce highlight how fragile the job…

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Tumbler Ridge Shooting: 18-Year-Old Jesse Van Rootselaar Identified as Suspect; Updated Death Toll and Details Released

RCMP have identified 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar as the suspect in the Tumbler Ridge, B.C.…

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Canada CPI January 2026: Headline Inflation Slows to 2.3% as Food Inflation Surge 7.3%, Exceeding Forecasts

Statistics Canada reports that while overall inflation is easing, grocery and restaurant prices continue to…

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Police to speak about plans ahead of expected Toronto convoy protest

Toronto police officials are holding a news conference about the service's response plans for this weekend's convoy protest at 2:30 p.m.…

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As protests begin, Quebec City mayor urges visitors to attend Winter Carnival

Quebec City Mayor Bruno Marchand is reassuring residents and visitors to the annual Carnaval de Québec that the city will be…

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Protesters denouncing pandemic rules rallying across Canada

Protesters opposed to COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other public health measures are holding demonstrations in cities across the country on…

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Sask. woman survives 14-hour ordeal in swirling blizzard with help from nearby stranger

Shannon St. Onge found herself in the thick of a blizzard on Monday evening, lost on a Saskatchewan road and peering…

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Here's how many P.E.I. potatoes will be destroyed because the U.S. border is closed

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Canada needs to adopt a 'more sustainable' approach to COVID-19, Tam says

Canada's top doctor said today the country needs to find a more "sustainable" way to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic…

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Wait 3 months after COVID-19 infection before getting booster, NACI recommends

Any vaccinated Canadian who gets infected with SARS-CoV-2 should wait three months before getting a COVID-19 booster shot, Canada's National Advisory Committee…

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Canada lost 200,000 jobs in January as Omicron hit hard

Canada's economy lost 200,000 jobs last month, according to Statistics Canada, as COVID-19 shutdowns related to the Omicron variant led to…

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Public servant's company received more than $200M in government contracts since 2015

B.C. vertical farming company says it could produce up to 6 million bags of salad greens a year

Cancer is a long, difficult journey for many people. It's my privilege to be their driver