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Canada Negotiates Trade Concessions with US to Avoid New Tariffs

Canada Negotiates Trade Concessions with US to Avoid New Tariffs

Canada Negotiates Trade Concessions with US to Avoid New Tariffs
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Evaluating the Pens’ 2026-27 schedule, part 2

Evaluating the Pens’ 2026-27 schedule, part 2

Following up on the last article about the early part of the season, we now dive into the meat of the 2026-27 year for the Penguins. The stretch from December-February could well determine the outlook of the franchise in the short and longer term depending on how the team performs and what the futures could […]
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Premiers of Three Provinces Urge Federal Government to Split Health Care Costs

Premiers of Three Provinces Urge Federal Government to Split Health Care Costs

The premiers of Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Manitoba have called for the federal government to return to a 50/50 cost-sharing model for health care with the provinces. This model was abandoned in 1977, and the current federal contribution is approximately 21% of provincial health care spending. The call for increased federal funding comes amid concerns about the precarious fiscal situation in Ottawa, which is already running significant budget deficits. The federal government provided $54.7 billion to provinces through the Canada Health Transfer in fiscal year 2025/26, but the premiers argue that more funding is needed to address the shortcomings in Canada's health care system.
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Canadian Tire Corporation Donates $200,000 to Support Canadian Wildfire Relief Efforts

Canadian Tire Corporation Donates $200,000 to Support Canadian Wildfire Relief Efforts

Canadian Tire Corporation has announced a $200,000 donation to the Canadian Red Cross to support wildfire relief efforts across Canada. The donation is part of a broader campaign that allows customers to contribute through in-store donations at various Canadian Tire locations. The funds will aid the Red Cross in providing emergency assistance and recovery support to communities affected by the ongoing wildfires. This initiative underscores Canadian Tire's commitment to community support and highlights the importance of corporate responsibility in times of crisis.
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Blaze Bayley Declares Paul Di'Anno as Iron Maiden's Only Legendary Frontman

Blaze Bayley Declares Paul Di'Anno as Iron Maiden's Only Legendary Frontman

Blaze Bayley Declares Paul Di'Anno as Iron Maiden's Only Legendary Frontman
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Ottawa Business Owners Concerned Over Proposed High-Rise Development

Ottawa Business Owners Concerned Over Proposed High-Rise Development

In Ottawa, a proposal to build two high-rise towers near the Corso Italia O-Train station has raised concerns among local business owners. The development, which is currently in the public comment phase, includes plans for 543 residential units, commercial spaces, and a city park. Paul Flindall, owner of Capital Self Storage, expressed worries about the potential loss of local businesses, noting that relocating a self-storage operation poses significant challenges. The uncertainty surrounding the development has already impacted his business, with some potential clients deciding not to move in. The City of Ottawa is encouraging higher-density development around transit stations, which aligns with the proposed project.
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Darby Todd Fills In for ANTHRAX Drummer at 2026 Rock Imperium Festival

Darby Todd Fills In for ANTHRAX Drummer at 2026 Rock Imperium Festival

Darby Todd Fills In for ANTHRAX Drummer at 2026 Rock Imperium Festival
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Nevermore Returns to Bloodstock After 16 Years, Delivers Powerful Performance

Nevermore Returns to Bloodstock After 16 Years, Delivers Powerful Performance

Nevermore Returns to Bloodstock After 16 Years, Delivers Powerful Performance
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CHRI Radio Partners with Local Grocer for Ottawa Flood Relief Efforts

CHRI Radio Partners with Local Grocer for Ottawa Flood Relief Efforts

CHRI Radio has taken an active role in supporting flood recovery efforts in Ottawa, Canada, following the devastating floods that affected 6,000 residents on July 1st. The radio station collaborated with a local grocery store, Davy’s Your Independent Grocer, to provide meals for volunteers involved in the relief operations. This initiative is part of a broader effort by Samaritan’s Purse, which has dispatched teams to assist in the cleanup and recovery process. CHRI’s Media Consultant, Dan Cole, emphasized the importance of community partnerships in times of need, highlighting the station’s commitment to bringing people together through Christian radio.
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Canada discussing trade concessions with US to avoid new tariffs, says source

Canada discussing trade concessions with US to avoid new tariffs, says source

By David Ljunggren OTTAWA, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Canada and the U.S. are discussing a prospective deal in which Ottawa would tackle a list of Trump administration trade demands in exchange for Washington scrapping a threat to impose new tariffs, a source familiar with the talks said on Friday.
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‘Heated Rivalry’ Season 2 Casts Justice Smith and Charlie Gillespie

‘Heated Rivalry’ Season 2 Casts Justice Smith and Charlie Gillespie

Justice Smith and Charlie Gillespie are joining the Season 2 cast of “Heated Rivalry,” the hit romantic drama from Canada’s Crave Media that airs on HBO Max in the U.S. Smith will play Harris Drover and Gillespie will play Troy Barrett. While official character descriptions have not yet been provided by Crave and HBO Max, […]
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Evergreen Rehab Wellness Expands Chiropractic Services in Burnaby

Evergreen Rehab Wellness Expands Chiropractic Services in Burnaby

Evergreen Rehab Wellness Expands Chiropractic Services in Burnaby