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Glad to be a Farmer: Saskatchewan’s Historic Barn Restored

Driving along Highway 11 towards Saskatoon, travelers can spot a striking red barn with bold letters spelling out “Riskan Hope Farm.” This century-old landmark has stood the test of time and carries a message deeply rooted in the farming life. “Risk. You take a risk when you plant the crops in spring, and you hope […]

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P.E.I. Faces $250M Loss if U.S. Tariffs on Canadian Imports Proceed, Premier Warns

Prince Edward Island’s economy could take a massive hit of $250 million if the United States imposes a 25% tariff on all Canadian imports, according to Premier Dennis King. Speaking to CTV News on Friday, King expressed deep concern about the potential impact of these tariffs, emphasizing that the projected losses represent a significant chunk […]

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Minor Fire in Southwest Calgary Prompts Temporary Relocation of Residents

A small fire at a seniors’ residence in southwest Calgary on Saturday evening led to a temporary relocation of several residents as authorities addressed the situation. The incident occurred around 8:30 p.m. in the 6000 block of Simcoe Road S.W., according to a Calgary Fire battalion chief. Crews responded to reports of smoke emanating from […]

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The Enduring Influence of Blue Monday: Why It Continues to Capture Attention After Two Decades

Despite being debunked nearly 20 years ago, the concept of Blue Monday—the so-called “saddest day of the year”—continues to hold cultural significance. Initially created by a travel company in 2005 as part of a marketing campaign, the idea of Blue Monday was based on a formula that took into account factors like bad weather, post-holiday […]

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Beef Industry Braces for Fallout Amid Trump Tariff Threats

As the inauguration of U.S. president-elect Donald Trump draws near, Canadians are preparing for potential turbulence in cross-border trade. Trump’s threats to impose sweeping tariffs have sent shockwaves across multiple industries, with agriculture—and particularly the beef sector—caught in the middle of escalating trade tensions. The agricultural sector, known for its adaptability to changing markets and […]

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Hamilton’s New Outdoor Shelter: A Community-Centered Approach to Homelessness

Hamilton is gearing up to open a unique outdoor shelter designed to support people living in encampments, couples, and individuals with pets. The initiative, led by Good Shepherd, addresses gaps in traditional emergency shelters that often separate couples and prohibit pets. Katherine Kalinowski, the chief operating officer of Good Shepherd, emphasized the importance of maintaining […]

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Canada’s Anesthesiologist Shortage Reaches Crisis Level: Should Nurse Anesthetists Be the Solution?

Canada is grappling with a severe shortage of anesthesiologists, a crisis that is creating significant barriers to timely surgical care. Some advocates believe the solution lies in allowing nurse anesthetists to play a greater role in delivering anesthesia services, a practice successfully implemented in the United States. In the U.S., over 65,000 Certified Registered Nurse […]

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The World Awaits: Key Insights on Trump’s Proposed Tariffs

As the world braces for potential economic disruptions, all eyes are on former U.S. President Donald Trump and his plan to impose sweeping tariffs, set to be unveiled on Monday. Canada, a nation with deep economic ties to the United States, is particularly vulnerable, with 75% of its exports destined for its southern neighbor. Trump’s […]

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Sentencing Hearing for ‘Freedom Convoy’ Organizer Pat King Begins, Verdict Expected in Weeks

The sentencing hearing for Pat King, a prominent organizer of the 2022 “Freedom Convoy” protest, has commenced, but a final decision is expected to take several weeks, according to Superior Court Justice Charles Hackland in Ottawa. King was found guilty in November on five charges, including mischief and violating a court order. However, he was […]

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Mark Carney Launches Liberal Leadership Campaign to Replace Trudeau, Vows to Build Canada’s ‘Strongest Economy’

After months of anticipation, former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney has officially announced his candidacy to lead the Liberal Party, aiming to succeed Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister. “I’m running because I love this country,” Carney said to a crowd of supporters and Liberal MPs at his campaign launch in Edmonton, Alberta, on Thursday. […]

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