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“Windsor Police Union Calls for Front-Line Staffing Mandates”

The union representing Windsor police officers is advocating for mandatory minimum staffing levels on the front lines after experiencing what they consider alarming staffing...

“Major Lumber Mill Closure in B.C. Sparks Economic Concerns”

A prominent employer in the South Cariboo region of British Columbia is permanently closing its lumber mill, impacting not only the 165 employees directly...

“Stellantis CEO Acknowledges Slow Progress Amid Transformation”

Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa acknowledged that the company's significant strategic transformation will require time to yield positive outcomes, following the automaker's below-par second-quarter results...

“Nova Scotia Man Battles Tick-Borne Anaplasmosis”

Wayne Uhlman from Lunenburg County experienced extreme fatigue during his recent doctor's visit, coupled with trembling hands due to cold chills preventing him from...

Toronto Romance Writer Lily Chu Elevates Novels with “Audio-First” Approach

Toronto-based romance writer Lily Chu has a unique approach to perfecting her novels before they hit the shelves. Chu engages in what she calls...

“Stocks Stable Amid Iran Uncertainty, Oil Prices Hold”

The U.S. stock market and oil prices remained stable on Tuesday as investors awaited updates on the resolution of the conflict with Iran. The...

“Renowned Exoplanet Researcher Returns to Canada”

Renowned exoplanet researcher Sara Seager is set to return to her home country of Canada after spending around 20 years at the Massachusetts Institute...

“Judge Rules Trump’s Use of Troops in Portland Unlawful”

A federal judge ruled on Friday that U.S. President Donald Trump's directive to deploy National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon was unlawful, marking a...

“Alimentation Couche-Tard Eyes $12B Zabka Takeover”

After failing to acquire a French supermarket and a major global convenience store chain, Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. has set its sights on a new...