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Weather Advisory Concludes in Aurora After Freezing Rain Event

5 weeks ago

Weather Advisory Concludes in Aurora After Freezing Rain Event

The Town of Aurora has declared the end of a significant weather event caused by freezing rain, which affected local infrastructure from March 28 to March 31, 2025.

Town of Aurora Declares Significant Weather Event Due to Freezing Rain

5 weeks ago

Town of Aurora Declares Significant Weather Event Due to Freezing Rain

The Town of Aurora has declared a significant weather event in response to an impending freezing rain warning issued by Environment Canada, affecting multiple transportation routes.

Environment Canada Warns of Significant Ice Accretion from Upcoming Freezing Rain

5 weeks ago

Environment Canada Warns of Significant Ice Accretion from Upcoming Freezing Rain

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement regarding significant ice accretion expected from freezing rain, urging residents to prepare for potential power outages and hazardous conditions.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow Honors Labour Leader Jack Oliveira with Key to the City

5 weeks ago

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow Honors Labour Leader Jack Oliveira with Key to the City

Toronto's Mayor Olivia Chow presented the Key to the City to esteemed labour leader Jack Oliveira, recognizing his contributions to the community and the labour movement.

Mayor Olivia Chow Honors Labour Leader Jack Oliveira with Key to the City

5 weeks ago

Mayor Olivia Chow Honors Labour Leader Jack Oliveira with Key to the City

Toronto's Mayor Olivia Chow has awarded the Key to the City to prominent labour leader Jack Oliveira, recognizing his contributions to the community and labor movement.

Alberta's Indigenous Trades Advocacy Group Launches Campaign to Combat Workplace Bias

5 weeks ago

Alberta's Indigenous Trades Advocacy Group Launches Campaign to Combat Workplace Bias

Trade Winds to Success has initiated a campaign to address biases faced by Indigenous tradespeople in Alberta's construction sector, highlighting the need for inclusivity and economic benefits.

B.C. Announces Funding for New School Additions Across Multiple Communities

5 weeks ago

B.C. Announces Funding for New School Additions Across Multiple Communities

The Province of British Columbia is investing in the future of education by funding new school additions that will provide 820 additional student spaces through innovative prefabrication methods.

Corb Lund's Petition Against Coal Mining Faces Setback as Elections Alberta Rejects Signatures

5 weeks ago

Corb Lund's Petition Against Coal Mining Faces Setback as Elections Alberta Rejects Signatures

Corb Lund's petition to halt new coal mining in Alberta has been rejected by Elections Alberta, prompting potential legal action as he questions the verification process used.

Ontario Invests Over $2.2 Million to Enhance Apprenticeship Opportunities in Windsor

5 weeks ago

Ontario Invests Over $2.2 Million to Enhance Apprenticeship Opportunities in Windsor

The Ontario government has announced a $2.2 million investment to boost apprenticeship pathways and modernize skilled trades training in Windsor, benefiting three organizations and preparing 80 individuals for careers in various skilled trades.

Canada Reports Record Trade Surplus in May

5 weeks ago

Canada Reports Record Trade Surplus in May

Canada's merchandise trade surplus reached $4.2 billion in May, marking the largest surplus in four years, driven by a rise in exports to a record high, according to Statistics Canada.

Maritime Launch Services Partners with Isar Aerospace for Canada's First Commercial Space Launch Pad

5 weeks ago

Maritime Launch Services Partners with Isar Aerospace for Canada's First Commercial Space Launch Pad

Maritime Launch Services Ltd. has signed a significant deal with Isar Aerospace to construct a dedicated launch complex in Nova Scotia, marking a pivotal step towards establishing Canada's first commercial space launch capability by 2028.

Canadian Manufacturers Contemplate U.S. Relocation Amid Trade Tensions

5 weeks ago

Canadian Manufacturers Contemplate U.S. Relocation Amid Trade Tensions

A recent KPMG Canada survey reveals that trade tensions are prompting many Canadian manufacturers to consider moving production to the U.S. or delaying investments. With over 40% contemplating relocation, the findings highlight the growing need for a competitive manufacturing environment in Canada.