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Vigil for Alberta men sheds light on concerns about cuts to disability supports
39+ min ago (199+ words) Families and advocates in Edmonton’s disabled community are remembering lost loved ones while highlighting concerns about recent changes to disability supports. As CBC’s Nicole Healey explains, the community says the move from AISH to ADAP has been difficult for many…...
Did the public have enough time to weigh in on Churchill Falls? Residents are split
48+ min ago (204+ words) It’s been anticipated for weeks, and begins today. A special sitting of the House of Assembly to debate the new deal on Churchill Falls hydroelectricity. There wasn’t the promised referendum, but the public could have its say through an online…...
Why Canada's industry minister is convinced Carney's investment summit will be a success
2+ hour, 52+ min ago (232+ words) Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks with Minister of Industry Mélanie Joly about Prime Minister Mark Carney's investment summit and the government's goal to attract billions of dollars in foreign capital. Plus, European Parliament member Tobias Cremer discusses Carney's speech…...
‘One is too many’: Vigil for Alberta men sheds light on dangers of cuts to disability supports | CBC News
7+ hour, 32+ min ago (1030+ words) Warning: This story contains mentions of suicide. Families, supporters and advocates gathered in downtown Edmonton on Saturday for a vigil and rally to honour those facing cuts to disability funding. “One is too many,” was a statement echoed repeatedly by…...
Albertans to vote on opting out of federal programs — while keeping cash | CBC News
8+ hour, 32+ min ago (948+ words) When referendum day arrives in Alberta on Oct. 19, the focus won’t just be on separation and immigration. Albertans will also be presented with four constitutional questions that range from abolishing the Senate to whether Alberta should appoint the judges who…...
Amid focus on Churchill Falls, advocate warns N.L. power bills headed for Muskrat Falls 'cliff' | CBC News
11+ hour, 2+ min ago (723+ words) In the lead-in to a week of debate on Churchill River power development, provincial revenues and consumer electricity costs, no politician in Newfoundland and Labrador has mentioned what interim Consumer Advocate Adrienne Ding refers to as "the cliff." It's the…...
'Someone might get hurt': Commuter raises safety concerns at busy Charlottetown bus hub | CBC News
10+ hour, 32+ min ago (379+ words) A P.E.I. commuter says she's concerned about both pedestrian and driver safety at the bus transfer area at Royalty Crossing mall in Charlottetown. Jenny Lynn has been commuting by bus from Summerside to Charlottetown for work almost every day for around…...
ANALYSIS | Why Ford's cabinet shuffle signals he's 'not really looking to change' direction of government | CBC News
11+ hour, 32+ min ago (1016+ words) Two byelection victories and a desire to manage relationships within his own party may be part of the reason why Premier Doug Ford tweaked his cabinet this week and opted against wholesale change, say political insiders. Ford pulled the trigger…...
Participants at Thunder Bay's Wake the Giant Music Festival share stories of culture, healing | CBC News
11+ hour, 32+ min ago (818+ words) The meaning behind the Wake the Giant Music Festival in Thunder Bay, Ont. Justin O’Keese says he never imagined he’d be on stage at the Wake the Giant Music Festival in Thunder Bay, Ont. The 16-year-old is the lead singer…...
Provinces are turning to U.S. health-care workers to help with shortages. And it’s working | CBC
11+ hour, 32+ min ago (1013+ words) Registered nurse Shane Tyson was done with the U.S. He was working in Minnesota at the not-for-profit Mayo Clinic Health System and the Olmsted Medical Center. But in 2025, Tyson says he became increasingly concerned about the deterioration of health care, as…...