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“Former CTV and CBC Reporter Richard Madan Leads Manitoba Trade Office in Washington, D.C. with High Salary”

A former reporter from CTV and CBC, Richard Madan, was appointed by Wab Kinew’s NDP government to lead Manitoba’s trade office in Washington, D.C.,...

“Saskatoon Considers Centralized Homeless Service Hub”

Saskatoon officials are considering the establishment of a centralized service hub for homeless individuals, with potential locations to be pinpointed by spring. During a...

“Indigenous Love Story Film Finds Perfect Setting in Saskatchewan”

Renowned filmmaker Rueben Martell sought out a reserve in Saskatchewan, his home province, as the backdrop for his Indigenous love story film, "A Life...

“Edmonton Housing Boom Spurs Farmer’s Sale, Sparks Development Frenzy”

Mario Bevilacqua, an 87-year-old farmer, has been running his U-Pick farm near 41st Avenue Southwest since the 1970s. Bevilacqua advises against starting a farm...

“Calgary Voters Concerned About Rising Crime Rates”

Riley Ross was anticipating tranquility upon relocating to Belmont, a recently developed community near Calgary's southern boundary. However, his expectations were disrupted by the...

“Campbell River, B.C., Grapples with Deadly Overdose Surge”

Locals in Campbell River, B.C., expressed concern over the rising number of deaths on the streets even before a recent spike of 13 overdoses...

“NDP Leader Raises Alarm on Soaring University Living Costs”

Nova Scotia's NDP Leader Claudia Chender has raised concerns about the diminishing attractiveness of the province's universities due to the soaring cost of living....

“Charlottetown Council Rejects Meeting with Striking Workers”

Charlottetown city council members have decided against holding a formal meeting with striking water and sewer workers in the near future. During a recent...

Moncton Judge Denies Stay; Bard’s 19 Charges Proceed

A judge in Moncton has dismissed a request to halt the 19 charges against Daniel Bard due to trial delays. Provincial court Judge Anne...

“Uncertainty looms over Newfoundland’s hydro deal with Quebec”

After a recent change in government leadership in Newfoundland and Labrador, there is uncertainty surrounding the province's significant hydroelectric agreement with Quebec. The Churchill...

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