Fire evacuees to return to Southend Saskatchewan
Residents evacuated from Southend in northern Saskatchewan due to a nearby wildfire are being allowed to return. The fire near Southend is contained at its edges and the main road into town is secured, though health conditions will keep some residents away. About 900 evacuees registered across Saskatoon Prince Albert La Ronge and camps near Reindeer Lake, with no firm return numbers yet.
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Southend
Sask
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Deanna Valentine
Prince Albert
la Ronge
Reindeer Lake
Valentine
Indigenous protesters to meet with Saskatchewan cabinet ministers
Indigenous protesters who set up teepees outside the province legislature will hold discussions Monday with five cabinet ministers in Fort Qu Appelle. Spokeswoman Robyn Pitawanakwat says the group aims to raise child and family services, youth incarceration, cold or uninvestigated investigations, and property issues. The camp remains as Canada Day events approach.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Justice For Our Stolen Children
Gerald Stanley
Colten Boushie
Raymond Cormier
Manitoba
Tina Fontaine
Gord Wyant
Fort Qu’Appelle
Robyn Pitawanakwat
Justice
Don Morgan
Social Services
Paul Merriman
First Nations
Warren Kaeding
Central Services
Ken Cheveldayoff
Wascana Park
Postmedia to close six small town papers in Canada
Postmedia Network Inc will shut six small town newspapers and reduce print by four more. It aims to cut 10 percent of total salary costs via layoffs and voluntary buyouts by August end. Several Alberta and Ontario papers will close or scale back while some communities retain digital weekly publications.
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Postmedia Network Inc
Camrose Canadian
Strathmore Standard
Alberta
Kapuskasing Northern Times
Ingersoll Times
Norwich Gazette
Petralia Topic
Ontario
Portage Daily Graphic
Portage la Prairie
Man
The
Northern News
Kirkland Lake
Ont
Daily Observer
Pembroke
Herald Leader
Phyllise Gelfand
Postmedia
National Post
Vancouver Province
Toronto Sun
Calgary Herald
Paul Godfrey
Torstar Corp
Small business takes Ottawa to court over Canada Summer Jobs
Ontario company led by Free To Do Business Canada challenges Liberal attestation rules tied to Canada Summer Jobs program. Sarnia Concrete Products Ltd.first to seek judicial review claiming the requirement forces business opinions on reproductive rights and Charter values, affecting access to public funding.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Tamara Jansen
Free To Do Business Canada
Sarnia Concrete Products Ltd
Jansen
Parliament Hill
Life Site News
March For Life
Victoria
Albertos Polizogopoulos
Sarnia Concrete
Polizogopoulos
Canada tells MPs tariffs risk recession amid US trade clash
Witnesses from steel firms manufacturers and the steelworkers union urged Ottawa to back Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on steel aluminum and other products as US threats linger. They warned a broader trade war would hit Ontario Michigan and many states and called for measures to protect workers and cushion effects with loans EI benefits and a jobs strategy.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Steelworkers
Donald Trump
House of Commons Committee On International Trade
Ken Neumann
United Steelworkers Union
Trump
Neumann
Joseph Galimberti
Canadian Steel Producers Association
Jerry Dias
Unifor
North Carolina
Carmageddon
Flavio Volpe
Auto Parts Manufacturer's Association
Canadian Automobile Dealers Association
Chrystia Freeland
U.S
Dias
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