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Bank of Canada head says ‘shock-prone world’ shows need for productivity | EnvoyPost
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said productivity has been a longstanding problem in Canada, which is a risk to…
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After years of legal battles, Montreal suburb kills 64 deer in park | EnvoyPost
The meat from the cull in Longueuil, located just south of Montreal, will be donated to a local food bank…
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Man who shot at B.C. RCMP office has prison sentence cut in half | EnvoyPost
Paul Nicholas Russell was originally sentenced to 10 years in prison after he fired multiple rounds at the Vanderhoof detachment…
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Former Ogden legion still standing 1 year after City of Calgary ordered demolition | EnvoyPost
The City of Calgary issued a demolition order for the building after the building remained vacant since its sale in…
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Abandoned Saskatoon theatre transforms into haunted house | EnvoyPost
Theatre of Madness Haunted House is set up in the old Cineplex Theatre in the Centre Mall, and if you’re…
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Small businesses see crime jump in past year. What can stop the rise? | EnvoyPost
Nearly half of Canadian small businesses reported being directly impacted by criminal activity, ranging from vandalism and break-ins to harassment,…
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Quebec ready to start accepting advanced MAID requests as of end of October | EnvoyPost
Quebec’s Health Department says it will be ready to meet the expected demand for advanced applications for medical assistance in…
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Weight-loss medication helps mom manage her obesity. Quebec won’t pay for any of it | EnvoyPost
Quebec’s health insurance board currently doesn’t cover Ozempic and similar weight-loss medication unless they are prescribed for patients who are…
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Looking for a used car? Why supply is drying up, and what it’s doing to prices | EnvoyPost
Experts say used car inventory has started to decline in the last couple of months as fewer off-lease vehicles return…
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Aboriginal Curling League returns for 30th season | EnvoyPost
The Aboriginal Curling League in Winnipeg is still going strong, 30 years after it first started, and there’s one family…
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