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- Saskatchewan auto parts business targeted in widespread credit card scam
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A business in Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, has reported falling victim to a widespread credit card scam affecting transportation equipment companies throughout the province, according to the RCMP. Authorities are investigating the incident as part of their effort to address this ongoing fraud issue.
A group has reiterated its opposition to the pipeline, citing a lack of good faith consultation and cooperation from the government with First Nations. The statement underscores ongoing tensions regarding Indigenous engagement in major infrastructure projects.
Fierté Montréal is hosting its 20th parade, attracting thousands of spectators amidst heightened security following the fatal attack during Berlin Pride in July. Event organisers are prioritising safety while celebrating the occasion, which marks two decades of LGBTQ+ pride in the city.
Men’s Sheds Lethbridge and Coaldale has evolved into a successful non-profit in southern Alberta, originally formed to foster camaraderie among men following the COVID-19 pandemic. The initiative now offers a supportive community for members, promoting social connection and well-being.
In October’s referendum, debate has focused primarily on the question concerning Alberta’s future within Canada, overshadowing the other nine ballot queries. This has sparked discussion among residents and political analysts about the implications of Alberta’s potential changes in its status.
A recent survey revealed that the majority of large and mid-sized Canadian businesses have raised prices in response to the financial impact of ongoing tariffs, highlighting the growing pressures on the economy due to increased costs of goods and services.
Canadian journalist Lloyd Robertson has died at the age of 92, marking the end of a career that spanned over six decades in broadcasting. Robertson was known for his significant contributions to the industry, earning respect and recognition during his lengthy tenure.
Imported Australian beef is being offered at significantly lower prices than Canadian options in Alberta grocery stores, which may enhance competition and help to stabilise domestic meat prices.
The Regina City Jamia Masjid has obtained a permit from the Regina Police Service to broadcast its Adhan, or call to prayer, ahead of Friday’s Jummah prayer. The mosque is required to reapply for this permit on a weekly basis.
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