Seasonal closure of new Rideau River footbridge confounds users, councillor
A pedestrian bridge near Carleton University that opened to excited users just six months ago has been closed for the winter, confounding the area's city councillor and people who use it.
The new crossing over the Rideau River connects the Carleton campus to Vincent Massey Park. The bridge, which had been under construction since 2020, opened in June after numerous delays and false starts. But soon after last week's snowfall, steel barricades with a sign reading "no winter maintenance" were installed at either end of the bridge.
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A pedestrian bridge near Carleton University that opened to excited users just six months ago has been closed for the winter, confounding the area's city councillor and people who use it.
The new crossing over the Rideau River connects the Carleton campus to Vincent Massey Park. The bridge, which had been under construction since 2020, opened in June after numerous delays and false starts. But soon after last week's snowfall, steel barricades with a sign reading "no winter maintenance" were installed at either end of the bridge.
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Up to 40 mm of rain could soak parts of Ottawa-Gatineau area
A large amount of rain could fall on hard, frozen ground around the capital starting Tuesday evening. Rainfall warnings for a broad swath of eastern Ontario and western Quebec bordered by Kingston, Sharbot Lake and Shawville call for up to 40 millimetres of rain by Wednesday night. Current ground conditions mean it's unlikely all that precipitation will be absorbed.
Colder temperatures on Thursday could cause a freeze, topped by a few centimetres of snow in western Quebec.
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A large amount of rain could fall on hard, frozen ground around the capital starting Tuesday evening. Rainfall warnings for a broad swath of eastern Ontario and western Quebec bordered by Kingston, Sharbot Lake and Shawville call for up to 40 millimetres of rain by Wednesday night. Current ground conditions mean it's unlikely all that precipitation will be absorbed.
Colder temperatures on Thursday could cause a freeze, topped by a few centimetres of snow in western Quebec.
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Saskatoon public library staff approve new contract with wage increases, safety improvements
Saskatoon public library staff have signed off on a new collective agreement that includes wage increases and improvements to employee safety policies. About 80 per cent of members voted to approve the tentative agreement, according to a CUPE 2669 news release on Tuesday. The union represents the 270 library workers at nine branches in the city.
The contract will cover four years ending in 2027. Workers have been without a contract for almost two years and earlier this year members gave the union approval to take job action. Last month, library branches closed when workers walked off the job for a day.
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Saskatoon public library staff have signed off on a new collective agreement that includes wage increases and improvements to employee safety policies. About 80 per cent of members voted to approve the tentative agreement, according to a CUPE 2669 news release on Tuesday. The union represents the 270 library workers at nine branches in the city.
The contract will cover four years ending in 2027. Workers have been without a contract for almost two years and earlier this year members gave the union approval to take job action. Last month, library branches closed when workers walked off the job for a day.
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Agreement between N.L. and Que. on Churchill Falls could be within reach, Radio-Canada reports
After decades of disputes and years of negotiations, an agreement between Newfoundland and Labrador and QuΓ©bec to renew the contract for the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project could be within reach, according to Radio-Canada.
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After decades of disputes and years of negotiations, an agreement between Newfoundland and Labrador and QuΓ©bec to renew the contract for the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project could be within reach, according to Radio-Canada.
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Canadian politicians react to Trump calling Trudeau governor of Canada
President-elect Donald Trump took a jab at Justin Trudeau in a social media post Tuesday, calling him 'Governor Justin Trudeau of the Great State of Canada.' Immigration Minister Marc Miller reacted to the comments saying, 'it sounds like we're living in an episode of South Park.'
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President-elect Donald Trump took a jab at Justin Trudeau in a social media post Tuesday, calling him 'Governor Justin Trudeau of the Great State of Canada.' Immigration Minister Marc Miller reacted to the comments saying, 'it sounds like we're living in an episode of South Park.'
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Gatineau council approves 'electric shock' budget
The City of Gatineau has passed its budget. Fifteen of 20 council members, including the 10 representatives of Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette's Action Gatineau party, voted in favour of the $887-million budget Tuesday evening.
The budget includes the city's largest increase in spending in the last decade, paid for by increases of 3.18 per cent in residential property tax and 4.18 per cent for the non-residential sector. Various city rates, including for household waste, will also increase. The budget calls for investments in homelessness, the city's climate plan and the revival of the city centre.
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The City of Gatineau has passed its budget. Fifteen of 20 council members, including the 10 representatives of Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette's Action Gatineau party, voted in favour of the $887-million budget Tuesday evening.
The budget includes the city's largest increase in spending in the last decade, paid for by increases of 3.18 per cent in residential property tax and 4.18 per cent for the non-residential sector. Various city rates, including for household waste, will also increase. The budget calls for investments in homelessness, the city's climate plan and the revival of the city centre.
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Bank of Canada cuts key interest rate to 3.25% with slower pace of cuts going forward
The Bank of Canada lowered its interest rate by 50-basis points to 3.25 per cent on Wednesday, but signalled a slower pace of rate cuts moving forward as it focuses on keeping inflation close to target.
Economists were largely expecting another weighty cut following a quarterly GDP report that saw growth come in below the central bank's 1.5 per cent projection and a jobs report that showed an uptick in the unemployment rate. The decision marked the fifth consecutive reduction since June. In October, the central bank cut rates by a half-point for the first time since the pandemic.
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The Bank of Canada lowered its interest rate by 50-basis points to 3.25 per cent on Wednesday, but signalled a slower pace of rate cuts moving forward as it focuses on keeping inflation close to target.
Economists were largely expecting another weighty cut following a quarterly GDP report that saw growth come in below the central bank's 1.5 per cent projection and a jobs report that showed an uptick in the unemployment rate. The decision marked the fifth consecutive reduction since June. In October, the central bank cut rates by a half-point for the first time since the pandemic.
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Hamilton police discover holes, tunnels in park connecting encampments to hidden generator
Hamilton police have discovered a series of tunnels and holes in a lower city park that they say encampment residents were using to run extension cords to power sources.
Police said they were patrolling encampments in Gage Park Tuesday when they discovered a hole nearly two metres deep. Officers then uncovered tunnels with extension cords and other electrical wiring running through them, police said in a news release Wednesday.
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Hamilton police have discovered a series of tunnels and holes in a lower city park that they say encampment residents were using to run extension cords to power sources.
Police said they were patrolling encampments in Gage Park Tuesday when they discovered a hole nearly two metres deep. Officers then uncovered tunnels with extension cords and other electrical wiring running through them, police said in a news release Wednesday.
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The GST/HST holiday begins Saturday β here's how it works
This Saturday marks the beginning of the Liberal government's two-month GST/HST holiday that it says will give Canadians a break on the cost of some essential goods.
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This Saturday marks the beginning of the Liberal government's two-month GST/HST holiday that it says will give Canadians a break on the cost of some essential goods.
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NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is calling on the Liberals to be strong against Donald Trump, calling the president-elect 'a bully.'
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Ontario bill aimed at ending encampments to strengthen trespass, drug penalties
Premier Doug Ford's government is introducing new legislation that it says will give municipalities and police services legal tools to dismantle homeless encampments and crack down on public drug use with fines or jail time.
The bill will include two amendments to the existing Trespass to Property Act that the province says will stop encampments from re-emerging once they are cleared. The amendments would give courts the power to consider repeat offences and the likelihood to re-offend against the act as aggravating factors in sentencing. The legislation would also allow police and provincial offences officers to ticket or arrest people using illegal drugs in public, with penalties of up to $10,000 or six months in jail.
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Premier Doug Ford's government is introducing new legislation that it says will give municipalities and police services legal tools to dismantle homeless encampments and crack down on public drug use with fines or jail time.
The bill will include two amendments to the existing Trespass to Property Act that the province says will stop encampments from re-emerging once they are cleared. The amendments would give courts the power to consider repeat offences and the likelihood to re-offend against the act as aggravating factors in sentencing. The legislation would also allow police and provincial offences officers to ticket or arrest people using illegal drugs in public, with penalties of up to $10,000 or six months in jail.
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Alberta unveils U.S. border security plan with sheriffs, dogs and drones
Alberta introduced plans to create a new unit in an attempt to bolster security at its section of Canada's border with the U.S.
Premier Danielle Smith announced on Thursday that the province will invest $29 million to create the Interdiction Patrol Team, under the command of the Alberta Sheriffs. The unit will be made up of 51 uniformed officers, 10 support staff including dispatchers and analysts, four drug patrol dogs,10 surveillance drones operable in cold weather and high winds, and four narcotics analyzers. The IPT will be set up to intercept illegal attempts to cross the border, or bring drugs or firearms across the 298-kilometre international boundary with the U.S.
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Alberta introduced plans to create a new unit in an attempt to bolster security at its section of Canada's border with the U.S.
Premier Danielle Smith announced on Thursday that the province will invest $29 million to create the Interdiction Patrol Team, under the command of the Alberta Sheriffs. The unit will be made up of 51 uniformed officers, 10 support staff including dispatchers and analysts, four drug patrol dogs,10 surveillance drones operable in cold weather and high winds, and four narcotics analyzers. The IPT will be set up to intercept illegal attempts to cross the border, or bring drugs or firearms across the 298-kilometre international boundary with the U.S.
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Former Alberta NDP premier Rachel Notley to resign as MLA
Former premier Rachel Notley, a veteran politician of Alberta's underdog NDP, is stepping down as MLA .
Notley, former leader of the Alberta NDP, announced her pending resignation from her seat in the Alberta legislature in a statement Thursday. She will step down as MLA for Edmonton-Strathcona effective Dec. 30.
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Former premier Rachel Notley, a veteran politician of Alberta's underdog NDP, is stepping down as MLA .
Notley, former leader of the Alberta NDP, announced her pending resignation from her seat in the Alberta legislature in a statement Thursday. She will step down as MLA for Edmonton-Strathcona effective Dec. 30.
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Winnipeg small business owners say they're scrambling, stressed ahead of GST holiday
With the federal government's temporary GST break set to start this weekend, some Winnipeg businesses are hoping to see more customers β but others say they're stressed and scrambling to get ready.
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With the federal government's temporary GST break set to start this weekend, some Winnipeg businesses are hoping to see more customers β but others say they're stressed and scrambling to get ready.
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Labour complaint over Canada Post layoffs gets resolved
An unfair labour practice complaint filed by CUPW over layoffs has been resolved, but there's no end in sight for the ongoing Canada Post strike.
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An unfair labour practice complaint filed by CUPW over layoffs has been resolved, but there's no end in sight for the ongoing Canada Post strike.
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Labour minister asks Canada Industrial Relations Board to step into Canada Post contract dispute
Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon is sending the labour dispute between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) to the Canada Industrial Relations Board.
MacKinnon said Friday that if the board determines negotiations between the parties are at an impasse, it has been directed to order striking CUPW members back to work under the existing collective agreement until May 22, 2025.
"Canadians are rightly fed up," with the strike, the labour minister said.
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Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon is sending the labour dispute between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) to the Canada Industrial Relations Board.
MacKinnon said Friday that if the board determines negotiations between the parties are at an impasse, it has been directed to order striking CUPW members back to work under the existing collective agreement until May 22, 2025.
"Canadians are rightly fed up," with the strike, the labour minister said.
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Court approves The Body Shop Canada sale, about 100 to lose jobs as some stores close
An Ontario court has given The Body Shop Canada approval to sell majority of its business to a private equity firm, around 100 to lose jobs as some stores close.
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An Ontario court has given The Body Shop Canada approval to sell majority of its business to a private equity firm, around 100 to lose jobs as some stores close.
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Edmonton police commissioner plans to serve 2 final years of his term from Portugal
Edmonton police commission chair John McDougall plans to continue serving remotely from Portugal after retiring and moving overseas. While his term as chair ends in 2024, he will remain a commission member until 2026, citing no residency requirements. The commission oversees the police budget, policies, and the hiring of a new chief, with many meetings held virtually.
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Edmonton police commission chair John McDougall plans to continue serving remotely from Portugal after retiring and moving overseas. While his term as chair ends in 2024, he will remain a commission member until 2026, citing no residency requirements. The commission oversees the police budget, policies, and the hiring of a new chief, with many meetings held virtually.
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Ottawa police get 19.35% raise over 5 years under new labour deal
Ottawa police officers are in for a significant raise and improved parental benefits after the city's police services board reached a new labour agreement with their union on Friday.
In a news release, the board confirmed it has reached a five-year agreement for both sworn and civilian members. According to numbers provided by the Ottawa Police Association (OPA), members will see their salaries increase by 19.35 per cent between now and 2029:
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Ottawa police officers are in for a significant raise and improved parental benefits after the city's police services board reached a new labour agreement with their union on Friday.
In a news release, the board confirmed it has reached a five-year agreement for both sworn and civilian members. According to numbers provided by the Ottawa Police Association (OPA), members will see their salaries increase by 19.35 per cent between now and 2029:
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Ottawa moves to end Canada Post strike, workers could return within days
With no new collective agreement in sight, the federal government has intervened in the four-week-old Canada Post strike by sending the dispute to the labour board which could order workers back next week.
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With no new collective agreement in sight, the federal government has intervened in the four-week-old Canada Post strike by sending the dispute to the labour board which could order workers back next week.
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