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Vancouver/CMEDIA: Imperial Metal’s permit to expand its Mount Polley mine in the Cariboo region has been approved by the Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals, which will extend the mine’s …
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Ottawa/CMEDIA: A deficit of reportedly $3.3 billion has been posted by the federal government in the first three months of its fiscal year April-to-June period compared with a $2.9 billion deficit …
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#India# Canada# PM Modi# Mark Carney# Justin Trudeau# Nijjar Singh Murder IBNS-CMEDIA: India and Canada named new high commissioners to each other’s capitals on Thursday as aimed to restore relations 10 …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: Residents and visitors of the City of Toronto reportedly are being offered a wide variety of activities and attractions to enjoy during the Labour Day long weekend. Included in these activities are …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: Toronto Public Health (TPH) reportedly is reminding parents, guardians, school staff and students about the importance of staying up to date with vaccinations with students preparing for new school sessions. …
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Ottawa/CMEDIA: The upcoming federal budget, reportedly the first under Prime Minister Mark Carney, Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne says would be tabled in October. Champagne described the budget as an “ambitious plan to Canadians” amid …
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Vancouver/CMEDIA: Over a dozen communities B.C. reportedly broke maximum temperature records for Aug. 23, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada. From the southern tip of Vancouver Island to the Fraser Canyon and …
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Toronto/IBNS-CMEDIA: Amid the ongoing trade war with the United States, Canada is dropping its counter tariffs on the American goods that are covered by the free-trade agreement between the two countries, …
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Cultural burning is an Indigenous community-based practice where controlled fire is used to manage landscapes like forests. These work by reducing dried, flammable vegetation in a manageable way. There’s a …
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A new study by the University of British Columbia says that Canadian-grown wheat, canola and peas have some of the lowest carbon footprints in the world—so low that, in some cases, …
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