Saturday, September 12, 2026

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“Gros Morne National Park Revitalized with 1.25M Trees”

Crews in western Newfoundland's expansive national park are embarking on a significant tree-planting initiative to aid forest recovery due to a historic surge in the moose population. Darroch Whitaker, an ecosystems scientist with Parks Canada at Gros Morne National...

“Stolen Teepee Cover Returned After 100 Years”

A professor from Saskatchewan unearthed a significant piece of the province's history at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., and it is now set to be returned home. Andrew Miller, an Indigenous studies professor at the First Nations University of...

“Alberta Libraries Race to Comply with New Collection Regulations”

Less than five months remain for libraries in Alberta to adhere to new regulations concerning their collections. Some librarians are concerned about the workload and potential costs associated with complying with the restrictions. The regulations stem from Bill 28,...

“Parti Québécois Delays Referendum Amid Trump Presidency”

The leader of the Parti Québécois, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, declared on Tuesday that the party will refrain from organizing a referendum while U.S. President Donald Trump is in office. St-Pierre Plamondon emphasized the importance of avoiding the influence of...

“Uncertainties Surround Quebec’s Churchill Falls Pact Amid Leadership Change”

Leading up to the unveiling of a fresh Churchill Falls pact, there were uncertainties regarding the potential impact of Quebec's upcoming leadership change. Nonetheless, a political analyst asserts that Ottawa's involvement will significantly complicate any attempts to dissolve the...

“Third Set of Human Remains Found Near Smiths Falls”

Provincial authorities have confirmed the discovery of a third set of human remains at a location near Smiths Falls in eastern Ontario. The remains have been identified as those of Lawrence Bertrim, who was last seen in downtown Smiths...

“Man Convicted in Kentner Case Granted Full Parole”

The Parole Board of Canada has granted full parole with conditions to Brayden Bushby, the man convicted of manslaughter in the death of Barbara Kentner in Thunder Bay, Ont., in 2017. Bushby, who was sentenced to eight years in...

“Summer Camp Safety Concerns Rise After Instructor’s Assault Charges”

KL Hockey in Kawartha Lakes, known for its summer programs for kids, is committed to providing top-notch experiences both on and off the ice. However, the camp faced scrutiny this summer due to the involvement of one of its...

“U.S. Business Owners Brace for Potential Tariff Impact”

Late in August of last year, Julia Hallman and her spouse embarked on a road trip from their residence in Massachusetts to rendezvous with a Canadian supplier at Fromagerie La Station in Quebec. At the farmstead in Compton, Hallman...

“Simon Fraser University Pipe Band Wins Global Pipe Band Title”

The Simon Fraser University Pipe Band has achieved a remarkable victory by claiming the Grade 1 global title at the World Pipe Band Championships held in Glasgow, Scotland. This win, the band's seventh championship triumph, marks their first global...

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“Massive Sinkhole Causes Chaos in Malibu Mansion”

A massive sinkhole opened up in front of a coastal mansion in Malibu on Tuesday, causing the driveway to...