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Competition Bureau Recommends More Foreign Investment and Ownership in Canadian Airlines Amid Low Competition

Canadian Economy · Canada

Competition Bureau Recommends More Foreign Investment and Ownership in Canadian Airlines Amid Low Competition

56% Left coverage: 25 sources

Canada should roll back restrictions on foreign ownership for domestic airlines, a new report from the Competition Bureau recommends. Released Thursday, the report on competition within the airline industry advocates for a “Leverage (of) international capital and experience to strengthen domestic competition,” including through raised ownership caps for investors outside Canada. See the Story

Events are being held across the country Saturday to mark Indigenous Peoples Day

Indigenous Peoples Day · Canada

Events are being held across the country Saturday to mark Indigenous Peoples Day

67% Left coverage: 24 sources

Hundreds of events are planned across the country Saturday to mark Indigenous Peoples Day. First observed in 1996, Indigenous Peoples Day is meant to recognize First Nations, Inuit and Métis cultures and traditions. Prime Minister Mark Carney will take part in a closed event to mark the day.See the Story

Vancouver-based artist creates Google Doodle for National Indigenous Peoples Day - Metro Vancouver News

Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver

Vancouver-based artist creates Google Doodle for National Indigenous Peoples Day - Metro Vancouver News

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A Vancouver-based artist will have his art seen by a massive audience to mark National Indigenous Peoples Day. The June 21, 2025, Google Doodle in Canada was created by Alano Edzerza of the Tahltan Nation of B.C. Edzerza is a long-time multi-media designer in Vancouver, who's designed everything fro...See the Story

No place in municipal politics for threats, real or perceived

The risk with employing “dark humour” to make a point is that some people are going to find it too dark while others will simply find it unfunny. That’s why it’s not surprising that the Nunavut RCMP took an interest in some Facebook comments made about Iqaluit city council’s recent changes to its animal control bylaw. Council reduced the length of time the city has to wait before killing a loose dog its officers catch to 24 hours from seven days…Iqaluit · Iqaluit Read Article

Quebec must listen to Nunavik mayors’ TB plea

Imagine how hard it must be to get 14 mayors to agree on anything. So when Nunavik’s municipal leaders stood united in calling for a public health emergency to deal with tuberculosis, the Quebec government should have taken notice. The mayors of all the villages in Quebec’s Nunavik region signed a joint letter Monday to provincial Health Minister Christian Dubé, demanding the province declare a public health emergency over what they called an “e…Quebec · Quebec Read Article

No rush to vote on bylaw to kill loose dogs after 24-hour hold

Killing loose dogs may be a “measure of last resort” for the City of Iqaluit, but giving them a 24-hour death sentence shouldn’t be the first option in addressing the ongoing issue. City councillors are expected to give a third-reading vote on June 10 to amend the animal control bylaw, reducing the holding period to 24 hours from seven days for any loose animal that’s caught. That vote is the last step in passing a bylaw. Third reading is often …Iqaluit · Iqaluit Read Article

Premiers huddle with Carney in Saskatoon to decide what major projects to prioritize

67% Left coverage: 33 sources

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Canada’s Auditor General Hammers Nunavut Housing Corporation in Public Housing Report

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

The Nunavut Housing Corporation (NHC) has failed to provide equitable access to public housing units, according to an Auditor General’s report tabled last week in the Nunavut Legislative Assembly.Housing · Iqaluit See the Story

King Charles drops the puck in a game of street hockey

Coverage: 2 sources

And now, the most Canadian moment of them all: a ceremonial puck drop for a game of street hockey alongside former Ottawa Senators defenceman Chris Phillips.Hockey · Ottawa See the Story

Canada: Jagmeet Singh’s NDP Crashes to 7 Seats

Coverage: 2 sources

While interim leader Don Davies has sought the status in discussions with the ruling Liberal Party, the government’s leader in the House Steven MacKinnon appeared to rule that out, on FridayJagmeet Singh See the Story

Canadian Rangers Being Deployed as Puvirnituq’s Water Crisis Continues

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Newspaper of record for Nunavut, and the Nunavik territory of QuebecPuvirnituq · Puvirnituq See the Story

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