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Telecom outages will need to be reported and explained under new rules, CRTC says

[published_date] Canada's telecommunications regulator is mandating service providers to notify it and other government authorities within two hours when they experience a major network outage. After restoring service, carriers will also have 30 days to file a report detailing the causes, effects and steps taken to resolve the outage. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)…

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Project 2025 mastermind invited to Carney’s cabinet meeting no longer speaking

[published_date] A prominent conservative figure in American politics and the mastermind behind Project 2025 — the infamous policy blueprint that proposed a drastic overhaul of the U.S. government — was invited to speak to Prime Minister Mark Carney's cabinet behind closed doors Thursday but is no longer making the trip north. Carney and his ministers are in…

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Trade deficit shrinks to $4.9B in July as energy, vehicle exports rise

[published_date] Canada's trade deficit narrowed in July as overall exports rose, especially driven by outbound shipments of crude oil and passenger cars to its biggest trading partner the United States, Statistics Canada said on Thursday. Its merchandise trade deficit, or deficit from trading in goods, in July was at $4.94 billion, smaller than last month's $5.98 billion, but much higher than…

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Major B.C. routes including Coquihalla Highway closed due to wildfires

[published_date] Wildfires shut down two critical B.C highways on Wednesday. The Coquihalla Highway (Highway 5) between Hope and Merritt, connecting the Lower Mainland with the Interior, was closed late Wednesday afternoon due to the nearby Mine Creek wildfire. Highway 20, east of Bella Coola in the Central Coast region and west of Anahim Lake in the Cariboo area, was also closed due…

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3 Saskatoon police officers fired after investigation into ‘off-duty gathering’

[published_date] The Saskatoon Police Service has fired three officers after a year-long investigation. Those officers and two others were suspended in September 2024 after an "off-duty gathering" that led to internal and external investigations. The dismissed officers are two constables with nine and 10 years on the force, and a special constable with two years, according…

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