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Environment Canada has lifted its warnings for Nova Scotia following recent flooding and extensive damage. However, additional rain is anticipated, raising concerns about further impacts in the affected areas.

A woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was airlifted to hospital following a bear attack involving a group of hikers in backcountry near Whistler, B.C. Authorities are assessing the situation amid ongoing safety concerns in the area.

Canadian mountain runner Kalie McCrystal has been reported missing while training for a record attempt on the Matterhorn, which lies along the Switzerland-Italy border. Search efforts are currently underway to locate her in the mountainous region.

Mayors in the Okanagan are highlighting the unused capacity at the Oliver facility as a possible site for mandatory care, suggesting it could play a crucial role in addressing local needs.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly integral to recruitment, with both employers and job seekers leveraging the technology to enhance their chances in hiring. This shift reflects a growing reliance on AI tools to streamline and optimise the selection process in various industries.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders will host the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Mosaic Stadium on Sunday. As the teams prepare for the matchup, fans are engaged in a debate over Regina-style pizza, adding a local flavour to the rivalry surrounding the game.

Five former British Columbia Conservative MLAs have announced the creation of a new provincial party, aiming to provide voters with an alternative to both the New Democratic Party and the Conservatives. The initiative seeks to attract those dissatisfied with the current political landscape.

Churchill, Manitoba, is currently inhabited by thousands of beluga whales, while hundreds of polar bears are expected to gather in the area shortly. The seasonal presence of these wildlife species draws attention to the region’s unique ecosystem.

Mayor Jeromy Farkas characterised the current budget proposals as a “wishlist”, noting that many stakeholders request items as budget discussions unfold. He spoke to reporters on Thursday regarding the influx of demands typically seen during the budgeting process.

A resident of Nova Scotia has reported losing hundreds of relatives and friends due to devastating flash floods in Rasuwa, Nepal. The situation remains critical as the community mourns the impact of the disaster.