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Over a year into Prime Minister Mark Carney’s mandate, the Liberal government has implemented several changes to Canada’s tax system. These adjustments aim to address fiscal strategies while responding to evolving economic conditions. Further details on the specific changes have not been disclosed.
Residents are urged to take precautions upon returning home, including sanitising fridges while clearing out spoiled food, and evaluating trees and property for damage. Local authorities recommend these measures to ensure safety and mitigate risks following recent adverse conditions.
The U.S. government has stated that proposed tariffs will remain in place until retaliatory measures are lifted, emphasising that resolution of the issue is contingent on this condition being met before any potential agreement can be finalised.
Saskatoon police have appointed an arson investigator to determine the cause of a fire that damaged the construction area of Bethlehem Catholic High School on Friday. The investigation is ongoing as authorities assess the extent of the damage.
A Porter Airlines flight from Victoria International Airport to Toronto was cancelled after a child refused to sit and fasten their seatbelt, stranding passengers overnight.
Scarborough North MP Shaun Chen cited injuries from a late 2025 car accident as a barrier to his travel to Ottawa, affecting his ability to fulfil parliamentary duties. The situation has prompted discussions about the impact of personal health on political engagement.
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.
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