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Denison Mines Gains Support from Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation for Wheeler River Uranium Project

3 months ago

Denison Mines Gains Support from Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation for Wheeler River Uranium Project

Denison Mines Corp. has secured the support of the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation for its Wheeler River uranium project, facilitating progress on environmental approvals and construction.

Oshawa Celebrates the Grand Opening of Veterans Square

3 months ago

Oshawa Celebrates the Grand Opening of Veterans Square

The City of Oshawa officially opens Veterans Square, a new public space featuring a performance platform and a tribute to local veterans.

Federal Government Allocates Over $25 Million for White Rock Pier Reconstruction Phase Two

3 months ago

Federal Government Allocates Over $25 Million for White Rock Pier Reconstruction Phase Two

The federal government is investing more than $25 million into the second phase of the White Rock Pier reconstruction, addressing significant safety and structural concerns following damage from a winter storm in 2018.

Canadian Construction Sector Grapples with AI Adoption as Industry Begins to Shift

3 months ago

Canadian Construction Sector Grapples with AI Adoption as Industry Begins to Shift

A recent report highlights the slow adoption of AI within the Canadian construction industry, despite rising interest and potential benefits. While awareness grows, significant barriers remain, including a lack of technical expertise and resistance to change.

Conservatives Appoint New Finance Critic Amidst Economic Debate

3 months ago

Conservatives Appoint New Finance Critic Amidst Economic Debate

Michael Chong has been appointed as the new finance critic for the Conservative Party, maintaining that Canada is in a recession despite recent growth data. His focus will be on improving affordability across various sectors.

Algoma Steel Anticipates Steel Shipments of 175,000 to 180,000 Tons in Q2 2025

3 months ago

Algoma Steel Anticipates Steel Shipments of 175,000 to 180,000 Tons in Q2 2025

Algoma Steel Group Inc. expects steel shipments to reach between 175,000 and 180,000 tons in the second quarter of 2025, while navigating challenges from U.S. tariffs and aiming for improved earnings.

Alberta's Housing Success: Lessons for Ontario's Approval Processes

3 months ago

Alberta's Housing Success: Lessons for Ontario's Approval Processes

Alberta's Bill 28 streamlines housing development approvals, offering a model for Ontario to address its housing supply challenges.

Toronto Opens Applications for 2026 Municipal Election Jobs

3 months ago

Toronto Opens Applications for 2026 Municipal Election Jobs

Toronto Elections is now accepting applications for paid positions for the upcoming municipal election on October 26, 2026, aimed at enhancing community participation and service skills.

Toronto Public Health Issues Alert Over Potential Measles Exposure

3 months ago

Toronto Public Health Issues Alert Over Potential Measles Exposure

Toronto Public Health has issued a warning to residents about potential exposure to measles at various locations within the city, urging those who may be affected to take necessary precautions.

Toronto Public Health Issues Alert for Potential Measles Exposure

3 months ago

Toronto Public Health Issues Alert for Potential Measles Exposure

Toronto Public Health has issued a warning regarding potential exposure to measles for residents, urging those who may have been in contact to check their vaccination status.

Toronto Public Health Reports Travel-Related Measles Exposure

3 months ago

Toronto Public Health Reports Travel-Related Measles Exposure

Toronto Public Health has confirmed a case of travel-related measles, alerting the public to potential exposure at multiple healthcare locations in Scarborough during late June 2026. Residents are advised to check their vaccination status and monitor for symptoms.

Toronto Launches Summerlicious to Celebrate Culinary Diversity

3 months ago

Toronto Launches Summerlicious to Celebrate Culinary Diversity

The City of Toronto has officially launched the Summerlicious event, inviting residents and visitors to explore the city's vibrant food scene through diverse culinary offerings.