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Thief steals hundreds of pounds of furs from fort celebrating Francophone, Métis, First Nation heritage

[published_date] A thief scaled the tall wooden gates surrounding a national historic site in Winnipeg's St. Boniface neighbourhood this week and made off with thousands of dollars in furs used in public demonstrations of what life might've been like at fur trading posts 200 years ago. About 140 pelts are gone from the Fort Gibraltar trading…

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With strike looming, jobs minister asks union to respond to Air Canada’s arbitration request

[published_date] With Air Canada expected to address its negotiations with its flight attendant union this morning, the federal jobs minister says she has asked the Canada Union of Public Employees to respond to the airline's request for binding arbitration.  "I have met with both parties throughout the bargaining process and strongly urged them to come to…

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Alleged illegal jet ski crossing into U.S. exposes ‘holes’ in border security: CBSA’s union

[published_date] While the search for a man who allegedly crossed the border illegally on a rented jet ski continues, some officials say the incident is exposing holes in Canada's border security.  Sarnia police and its American counterparts are investigating after a Sea-Doo was recovered on the Michigan shore, after being rented by a Toronto man from a…

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Is the stock market in an AI bubble?

[published_date] Stock markets surged again this week, reaching new all-time highs. Yet again, gains in financial markets were driven by a handful of companies focused on artificial intelligence. Tech giants like Meta and Nvidia have seen their values soar while investors wait breathlessly for OpenAI, Anthropic and Perplexity to go public. But for all the enthusiasm,…

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Could federal legislation have eased a key sticking point in the Air Canada dispute?

[published_date] Flight attendants poised to strike this week have previously asked the federal government to address one of their biggest grievances — unpaid work. The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) gave Air Canada a 72-hour strike notice early Wednesday. In response, the carrier issued a lockout notice starting at 1:30 a.m. ET on Saturday…

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