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‘What we are earning is going straight into our fuel tanks’: Ontario gig workers crippled by fuel cost
By Muhammad Hamza, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Pointer The price of regular gas in many GTA stations crossed the $1.80 per litre mark Wednesday, as the global energy crisis continues…
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Donald Trump’s Greenland threats cause apprehension in Canadian North
Mike Shouldice, a Rankin Inlet resident, criticizes President Trump's actions regarding Greenland, suggesting they could destabilize NATO. He warns that Trump's rhetoric may threaten U.S.-Canada relations and could lead to civil unrest. Shouldice views Trump as unreliable and believes he might aim for war to avoid elections, echoing historical divides in America.
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Greenland flag raised at Nunavut Legislature
On January 20, the Greenlandic flag was raised in Nunavut amidst heightened tensions following a provocative social media post by President Trump. Greenland’s Prime Minister cautioned against potential American aggression, while local leaders, including Nunavut's Premier, expressed solidarity with Greenland, emphasizing cultural ties and NATO's commitment to Arctic security.
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Canola tariff relief welcomed by Canadian farmers
A proposed reduction in Chinese tariffs on Canadian canola from 85% to 15% by March is seen as a significant opportunity for Canadian farmers, particularly in the Nipissing-Timiskaming region. Local officials express optimism about the impact on market access and agriculture, while also noting concerns over government communication regarding other trade agreements.
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‘Disrespectful and offensive’: Inuit politicians react to Trump’s Greenland threats
Aaju Peter, an Iqaluit lawyer from Greenland, expresses concern over President Trump's renewed interest in acquiring Greenland, calling it disrespectful. The U.S. seeks ownership for national security amid climate change and evolving Arctic shipping routes. Canada supports Denmark's sovereignty, with diplomatic visits planned, as Inuit voices unite in solidarity.
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Alberta oil at risk as U.S. builds Venezuela revival
Alberta's oil industry faces potential competition as Venezuela's president was arrested, paving the way for U.S. firms to revive its oil sector. Analysts predict a surge in Venezuelan production could impact Alberta's market share and prices, emphasizing the need for economic diversification in Alberta's oil-dependent economy.
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Vermilion RCMP makes arrest in child porn and luring investigation
Vermilion RCMP and Lloydminster RCMP General Investigation Section (GIS), in assistance with ICE, conducted an investigation which has lead to an arrest of a Vermilion resident on Sept. 19, 2025 and the seizure of child pornography.
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Search warrants executed in two separate child porn investigations in the Fort McMurray area
Two separate and unrelated child pornography investigations had been initiated by the RCMP National Child Exploitation Coordination Centre (NECC) after information was received from the US based National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC).