Trudeau signs Nunavut land devolution pact in Iqaluit
In Iqaluit Prime Minister Trudeau and Nunavut Premier Akeeagok unveil a final devolution deal giving the territory control over lands waters and resources. The leaders celebrate amid sled dog work snow igloos and hopes for jobs and revenue as Ottawa plans support through 2027.
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Canada
Stephen Harper
Akeeagok
Pierre Poilievre
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Business group urges CSIS share threat intelligence with firms
The Business Council of Canada asks Ottawa to change laws so CSIS can share threat intelligence with companies to boost protective actions and resilience across the economy. A new formal threat intelligence exchange, modeled on the U.S. Domestic Security Alliance Council, is proposed to improve private sector access to targeted, timely warnings.
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Freezing rain and snow disrupt BC travel and schools
Frigid conditions eased but travel remained risky in British Columbia as freezing rain and heavy snow closed roads and led to school cancellations. DriveBC warned of icy surfaces on major routes while Vancouver area faced its snowiest day in decades and flights were disrupted.
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