This Ontario flagmaker says Canadian flag sales have doubled amid U.S. tensions
Sales of Canadian flags have doubled as citizens rally behind the flag as a symbol of unity amid tensions with the U.S., according to Ontario-based Flags Unlimited. The surge comes ahead of Canada's Flag Day and follows threats from U.S. President Donald Trump over Canadian sovereignty, including proposed tariffs and talk of Canada becoming the 51st U.S. state. In response, Canadians have canceled U.S. trips, boycotted American products, and displayed national pride.
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Sales of Canadian flags have doubled as citizens rally behind the flag as a symbol of unity amid tensions with the U.S., according to Ontario-based Flags Unlimited. The surge comes ahead of Canada's Flag Day and follows threats from U.S. President Donald Trump over Canadian sovereignty, including proposed tariffs and talk of Canada becoming the 51st U.S. state. In response, Canadians have canceled U.S. trips, boycotted American products, and displayed national pride.
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Nearly 3,000 drivers ticketed for violating parking ban during Ottawa snowstorm
The City of Ottawa issued nearly 3,000 tickets for violating a winter weather parking ban Thursday, as crews cleared the streets following a snowstorm that dropped more than 30 centimetres of snow on Ottawa.
Roger Chapman, the city's director of bylaw and regulatory services, said in a statement that a total of 2,950 tickets were issued on Thursday. The city's website states that tickets for parking in a way that interferes with snow removal cost $125, with an early payment option of $105. Chapman said the bans are necessary for ensuring that roadways remain clear for essential services, including snow removal, street cleaning, and emergency vehicle access.
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The City of Ottawa issued nearly 3,000 tickets for violating a winter weather parking ban Thursday, as crews cleared the streets following a snowstorm that dropped more than 30 centimetres of snow on Ottawa.
Roger Chapman, the city's director of bylaw and regulatory services, said in a statement that a total of 2,950 tickets were issued on Thursday. The city's website states that tickets for parking in a way that interferes with snow removal cost $125, with an early payment option of $105. Chapman said the bans are necessary for ensuring that roadways remain clear for essential services, including snow removal, street cleaning, and emergency vehicle access.
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Canadian universities, colleges face cash crunch because of student visa cap
Post-secondar institutions across Canada are facing an unprecedented funding shortfall in the wake of the federal government's decision to cap international student visas.
A year ago, the federal government announced a 35-per cent reduction in study permits - bringing the number down to an estimated 360,000 for 2024. It was one of the first major reductions in Canada's permanent and temporary immigration targets. Universities and colleges across the country have had to make tough decisions as a result of the cash crunch, including closing programs and laying off staff.
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Post-secondar institutions across Canada are facing an unprecedented funding shortfall in the wake of the federal government's decision to cap international student visas.
A year ago, the federal government announced a 35-per cent reduction in study permits - bringing the number down to an estimated 360,000 for 2024. It was one of the first major reductions in Canada's permanent and temporary immigration targets. Universities and colleges across the country have had to make tough decisions as a result of the cash crunch, including closing programs and laying off staff.
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Two Dead After Vessel Capsizes Near Lark Harbour
A fishing boat capsized near Lark Harbour, Newfoundland, killing two people. Four survivors were rescued and taken to the hospital in good condition.
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A fishing boat capsized near Lark Harbour, Newfoundland, killing two people. Four survivors were rescued and taken to the hospital in good condition.
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Veteran at Ottawa raising of Canada's Maple Leaf flag 60 years ago pens heartfelt letter to it
The morning of Feb. 16, 1965, will always remain etched in Canadian veteran Bruce Stock's memory.
The retired major from London, Ont., was in his mid-20s and on Parliament Hill that frigid day, serving as an aide-de-camp to the governor general at the time, Georges Vanier. He was among thousands of Canadians who witnessed the new Maple Leaf flag being hoisted, marking a new era of the country's identity.
"It was so huge that it took a while for it to unfold and [I] always remember that time when we were waiting and then finally this beautiful giant Maple Leaf appeared, and the whole crowd went crazy. I still get chills when I think about it
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The morning of Feb. 16, 1965, will always remain etched in Canadian veteran Bruce Stock's memory.
The retired major from London, Ont., was in his mid-20s and on Parliament Hill that frigid day, serving as an aide-de-camp to the governor general at the time, Georges Vanier. He was among thousands of Canadians who witnessed the new Maple Leaf flag being hoisted, marking a new era of the country's identity.
"It was so huge that it took a while for it to unfold and [I] always remember that time when we were waiting and then finally this beautiful giant Maple Leaf appeared, and the whole crowd went crazy. I still get chills when I think about it
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Alberta government to build 6 schools in Calgary area, 5 in Edmonton
The construction of 11 new schools in Edmonton and the Calgary region will happen through public-private partnerships, the provincial government says.
Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides is set to publicly announce Saturday afternoon that the government will spend money on five new schools in Edmonton, three in Calgary and one each in the cities of Airdrie and Chestermere and the town of Okotoks β three communities near Calgary. Releasing money as soon as construction plans and sites are ready will help prevent projects from potentially losing a construction season, Nicolaides told CBC News earlier this week.
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The construction of 11 new schools in Edmonton and the Calgary region will happen through public-private partnerships, the provincial government says.
Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides is set to publicly announce Saturday afternoon that the government will spend money on five new schools in Edmonton, three in Calgary and one each in the cities of Airdrie and Chestermere and the town of Okotoks β three communities near Calgary. Releasing money as soon as construction plans and sites are ready will help prevent projects from potentially losing a construction season, Nicolaides told CBC News earlier this week.
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Canadians want to travel local, but why is flying within the country so expensive?
With a trade war escalating between Canada and the United States, some Canadians are increasingly interested in taking their vacations domestically.
That's drawn calls from some quarters for Canadian airlines to lower prices, but according to one expert that's easier said than done.
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With a trade war escalating between Canada and the United States, some Canadians are increasingly interested in taking their vacations domestically.
That's drawn calls from some quarters for Canadian airlines to lower prices, but according to one expert that's easier said than done.
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Toronto Under Winter Storm Watch This Weekend
Toronto residents are urged to prepare for severe winter weather as a storm watch has been issued for the upcoming weekend. The forecast calls for heavy snowfall, strong winds, and low temperatures, which could lead to travel disruptions and hazardous road conditions. Local officials recommend taking necessary precautions and staying updated on weather advisories.
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Toronto residents are urged to prepare for severe winter weather as a storm watch has been issued for the upcoming weekend. The forecast calls for heavy snowfall, strong winds, and low temperatures, which could lead to travel disruptions and hazardous road conditions. Local officials recommend taking necessary precautions and staying updated on weather advisories.
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Ransomware, disease and 'ultra low-cost retailers': Why 3 iconic Canadian clothing stores went broke
For three weeks in November and December 2021, iconic Canadian clothing chains Bootlegger, Cleo and Ricki's found themselves paralyzed β staring down the barrel of the "critical holiday season" but prevented by ransomware from moving inventory.
The attack occurred on Nov. 23, but the businesses weren't able to regain access to their internal systems until Dec. 13 β a lag time that forced the 221 affected stores to mount heavy promotions in order to offload the substantial portion of seasonal clothing caught up in the delay.
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According to court documents filed as part of insolvency proceedings by Winnipeg-based Comark Holdings β the company which owns all three retailers β the "brick and mortar stores lost approximately $8.2 million in revenue due to the cyber incident alone."
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For three weeks in November and December 2021, iconic Canadian clothing chains Bootlegger, Cleo and Ricki's found themselves paralyzed β staring down the barrel of the "critical holiday season" but prevented by ransomware from moving inventory.
The attack occurred on Nov. 23, but the businesses weren't able to regain access to their internal systems until Dec. 13 β a lag time that forced the 221 affected stores to mount heavy promotions in order to offload the substantial portion of seasonal clothing caught up in the delay.
CBC InvestigatesB.C. claims millions in property transfer taxes at stake in battle over debt-ridden projects
According to court documents filed as part of insolvency proceedings by Winnipeg-based Comark Holdings β the company which owns all three retailers β the "brick and mortar stores lost approximately $8.2 million in revenue due to the cyber incident alone."
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RCMP launch manhunt after multiple stabbings reported at Big River First Nation
Saskatchewan RCMP says it's investigating three stabbing incidents on Big River First Nation. The stabbings were first reported late Saturday afternoon. Two victims have been transported to hospital.Their condition is unknown at this time. Investigators are working to determine if these incidents are random in nature.
Saskatchewan RCMP says the suspects are two males β 19-year-old Kenneth Joseph and 29-year-old Ryan Lachance. Joseph is approximately five feet eight inches tall and 150 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair. Lachance is about five feet six inches tall and 150 pounds, with a teardrop tattoo under his left eye. He was last seen wearing black pants and a black hoodie with a white logo.
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Saskatchewan RCMP says it's investigating three stabbing incidents on Big River First Nation. The stabbings were first reported late Saturday afternoon. Two victims have been transported to hospital.Their condition is unknown at this time. Investigators are working to determine if these incidents are random in nature.
Saskatchewan RCMP says the suspects are two males β 19-year-old Kenneth Joseph and 29-year-old Ryan Lachance. Joseph is approximately five feet eight inches tall and 150 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair. Lachance is about five feet six inches tall and 150 pounds, with a teardrop tattoo under his left eye. He was last seen wearing black pants and a black hoodie with a white logo.
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How Canadians celebrated flag day
The Maple Leaf turned 60 years old on Saturday and, in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's continued jabs at Canada, the nation's flag and its special day are gaining more attention than usual. Elaine Tanner-Watt, a triple Olympic medallist, saw the first time the flag was raised at a Commonwealth Games in 1966 and says 'it was a moment I'll never forget.'
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The Maple Leaf turned 60 years old on Saturday and, in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's continued jabs at Canada, the nation's flag and its special day are gaining more attention than usual. Elaine Tanner-Watt, a triple Olympic medallist, saw the first time the flag was raised at a Commonwealth Games in 1966 and says 'it was a moment I'll never forget.'
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Mother says B.C. privacy laws limiting search for son who went missing over a year ago
For the last 10 years, Christine Moore has been advocating for her adult son who, she says, struggles with mental illness and addiction, but privacy laws have made it challenging for her to get the information she needs to care for him. Now, he's gone missing and Moore says those same laws are limiting her search.
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For the last 10 years, Christine Moore has been advocating for her adult son who, she says, struggles with mental illness and addiction, but privacy laws have made it challenging for her to get the information she needs to care for him. Now, he's gone missing and Moore says those same laws are limiting her search.
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Antonine Maillet, award-winning Canadian novelist inspired by her Acadian roots, dead at 95
Antonine Maillet, novelist, playwright and proud Acadian, has died at 95 at her home in Montreal, her publisher said.
Quebec publishing house Lemeac announced Monday on social media that she died overnight.
Born in New Brunswick, Maillet became the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious French literary award Prix Goncourt in 1979, for her novel PΓ©lagie-la-Charrette.
"Through her talent and eloquence, Antonine Maillet firmly established the Acadian reality within the literary geography of the francophone world," Pierre Filion, director general of Lemeac, said in a statement.
"A spokesperson for Acadia for more than 60 years, she played a major role β through her work and unwavering commitment β in affirming Acadian identity in North America. French literature of the 20th century owes her a great debt."
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Antonine Maillet, novelist, playwright and proud Acadian, has died at 95 at her home in Montreal, her publisher said.
Quebec publishing house Lemeac announced Monday on social media that she died overnight.
Born in New Brunswick, Maillet became the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious French literary award Prix Goncourt in 1979, for her novel PΓ©lagie-la-Charrette.
"Through her talent and eloquence, Antonine Maillet firmly established the Acadian reality within the literary geography of the francophone world," Pierre Filion, director general of Lemeac, said in a statement.
"A spokesperson for Acadia for more than 60 years, she played a major role β through her work and unwavering commitment β in affirming Acadian identity in North America. French literature of the 20th century owes her a great debt."
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Baby boy dies after pet dog attack in home west of Edmonton
A 14-day-old baby boy from Entwistle, Alberta, has died after being bitten by the familyβs pet dog. The incident occurred Sunday morning, and the infant was airlifted to Stollery Children's Hospital in Edmonton with life-threatening injuries. Despite medical efforts, the baby was pronounced dead.
RCMP are investigating the attack, and a veterinarian will assess the medium-sized dog for possible underlying causes, such as rabies or inbreeding. The dog has been surrendered and is being held at a facility. Authorities described the situation as devastating for both the family and the community.
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A 14-day-old baby boy from Entwistle, Alberta, has died after being bitten by the familyβs pet dog. The incident occurred Sunday morning, and the infant was airlifted to Stollery Children's Hospital in Edmonton with life-threatening injuries. Despite medical efforts, the baby was pronounced dead.
RCMP are investigating the attack, and a veterinarian will assess the medium-sized dog for possible underlying causes, such as rabies or inbreeding. The dog has been surrendered and is being held at a facility. Authorities described the situation as devastating for both the family and the community.
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Winnipeg airport expects delays, diverted flights after plane crash in Toronto
Delays are expected at the Winnipeg Richardson International Airport in the wake of a plane crash at Canada's largest airport.
The flight from Minneapolis to Toronto's Pearson International Airport crashed and flipped on its back Monday, resulting in injuries to at least 15 passengers. Departures and arrivals at Pearson resumed as of 5 p.m. ET, the airport said in an update, after they were shut down temporarily following the crash.
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Delays are expected at the Winnipeg Richardson International Airport in the wake of a plane crash at Canada's largest airport.
The flight from Minneapolis to Toronto's Pearson International Airport crashed and flipped on its back Monday, resulting in injuries to at least 15 passengers. Departures and arrivals at Pearson resumed as of 5 p.m. ET, the airport said in an update, after they were shut down temporarily following the crash.
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Plane reportedly flips over while landing at Toronto's Pearson Airport
Toronto emergency crews are responding to an incident at Pearson Airport after a plane flipped over onto its roof while landing.
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Toronto emergency crews are responding to an incident at Pearson Airport after a plane flipped over onto its roof while landing.
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Delta Plane Crash-Lands at Toronto Airport
A Delta flight from Minneapolis crash-landed at Toronto Pearson, flipping upside down and catching fire. All 80 onboard survived, with 21 injured. Poor weather is suspected as a factor, and an investigation is underway.
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A Delta flight from Minneapolis crash-landed at Toronto Pearson, flipping upside down and catching fire. All 80 onboard survived, with 21 injured. Poor weather is suspected as a factor, and an investigation is underway.
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Carney leads in fundraising as Freeland says numbers don't 'tell the whole story'
Liberal leadership contender Mark Carney is pulling in more money from more contributors than any of his competitors in the race to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau β and it's not even close, according to Elections Canada filings released Tuesday.
Carney hauled in an impressive $1.9 million in donations from 11,260 contributors, a figure that easily dwarfs the $226,661 former deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland collected from 332 donors in the first leg of this Liberal leadership race.
In a statement, a spokesperson for Carney said the campaign has "built a strong and growing grassroots fundraising effort, reflecting the broad-based enthusiasm and momentum we've seen for Mark's plan to build a strong economy."
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Liberal leadership contender Mark Carney is pulling in more money from more contributors than any of his competitors in the race to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau β and it's not even close, according to Elections Canada filings released Tuesday.
Carney hauled in an impressive $1.9 million in donations from 11,260 contributors, a figure that easily dwarfs the $226,661 former deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland collected from 332 donors in the first leg of this Liberal leadership race.
In a statement, a spokesperson for Carney said the campaign has "built a strong and growing grassroots fundraising effort, reflecting the broad-based enthusiasm and momentum we've seen for Mark's plan to build a strong economy."
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Judge finds RCMP breached charter rights during arrests at Wet'suwet'en pipeline blockade
A B.C. judge ruled that police violated the charter rights of three Indigenous land defenders arrested for blocking work on the Coastal GasLink pipeline in 2021. Justice Michael Tammen found Sleydo' (Molly Wickham), Shaylynn Sampson, and Corey Jocko guilty of criminal contempt but acknowledged police misconduct, including excessive force and unfair treatment in custody. While he denied a request to dismiss the charges, he granted a sentence reduction, citing breaches of their Section 7 rights to life, liberty, and security.
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Alberta oil company fined $15K for not reporting release of toxic sour gas
An Alberta oil and gas company has been fined $15,000 for failing to report a potentially lethal amount of hydrogen sulphide, or sour gas, had been released into the atmosphere.
In its decision, the Alberta Energy Regulator says a tank at a Mcland Resources work site near Tees, Alta., a hamlet about 55 kilometres northeast of Red Deer, ruptured in March of 2023. The toxic gas was released for more than three hours at a potentially lethal concentration, says the report.
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An Alberta oil and gas company has been fined $15,000 for failing to report a potentially lethal amount of hydrogen sulphide, or sour gas, had been released into the atmosphere.
In its decision, the Alberta Energy Regulator says a tank at a Mcland Resources work site near Tees, Alta., a hamlet about 55 kilometres northeast of Red Deer, ruptured in March of 2023. The toxic gas was released for more than three hours at a potentially lethal concentration, says the report.
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