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Florida Man Convicted of Murder Faces Execution
Richard Barry Randolph convicted of raping and killing his former manager in Florida. Execution scheduled following legal proceedings. Details on the case and sentencing.
ECD's Camel Trophy Defender 110 Restoration Unveiled
ECD Automotive Design unveils Project Camel Trophy, a full restoration of a Defender 110 honoring the iconic off-road vehicles. Discover this modernized classic with LS3 V8 power.
Sewage blockage causes foul smells on Vancouver Island
A major sewage line blockage in the Capital Regional District is causing foul odors as crews work to truck waste. Residents are being warned about the temporary inconvenience.
Alberta's $6.7B Education Challenge: New Approach Needed
Alberta invests $6.7 billion annually in higher education, but experts argue the province must rethink its approach to human capital development for future success.
Sunny Wednesday Break Coming to Ottawa This Week
Ottawa residents can expect a welcome sunny break this Wednesday amid November's chill. Get the latest capital weather forecast and planning tips.
PBO reveals Liberal budget accounting tricks
Parliamentary Budget Officer confirms $94B in Liberal 'capital investments' don't meet standard definitions, exposing fiscal manipulation in Carney's first budget.
Thunderbird House Restoration Plans in Winnipeg
Plans are underway to restore Winnipeg's iconic Thunderbird House, a vital Indigenous cultural center. The major project aims to preserve and revitalize this important community landmark for future generations.
Carney's accounting tricks fail to impress
Parliamentary Budget Officer finds Carney government's capital spending definition 'overly expansive' in new report. Read the full analysis of Canada's fiscal framework.
Haiti capital on edge after gang leader threat
Port-au-Prince residents face heightened tension as gang leader issues threatening statement. Security concerns escalate across Haiti's capital city.
UBS Chair Discussed Moving Bank Headquarters to US
UBS chair Colm Kelleher held private talks with US Treasury about relocating bank headquarters from Switzerland over proposed $26B capital requirements.
South Carolina Executes Man by Firing Squad
Stephen Bryant executed by firing squad in South Carolina for 2004 triple murder. Third firing squad execution in state this year as lethal injection drugs remain scarce.
FAA begins restoring flights after government shutdown
The FAA takes initial steps to restore air traffic operations following government shutdown strain, though some flight restrictions remain in effect across US airports.
U.S. Firm RedBird Pulls Out of Telegraph Newspaper Buy
American investment firm RedBird Capital Partners has unexpectedly withdrawn from the deal to acquire Britain's Daily Telegraph. Explore the implications of this major media shift.
Oxbow demands hospital services back after decades
Oxbow community urges Saskatchewan legislature to restore acute care services lost decades ago. Local representative fights for healthcare equity in rural Saskatchewan.
ECN Capital acquired by Warburg Pincus in $1.9B deal
Toronto's ECN Capital to be taken private by Warburg Pincus-led group in $1.9 billion transaction, providing 13% premium to shareholders and creating liquidity event.
Power Corp. Reports Strong Earnings, Seeks Deals
Power Corp. of Canada's shares surge to a record after a 26% jump in earnings. CEO Jeffrey Orr confirms acquisitions are the top priority as the company's cash position grows.
Oklahoma governor spares death row inmate before execution
Oklahoma governor grants stay of execution for Tremane Wood just hours before scheduled lethal injection. Read about this dramatic death penalty case development.
Oklahoma execution proceeds despite clemency recommendation
Oklahoma moves forward with Tremane Wood's execution for 2001 murder despite state panel recommending life sentence. The decision highlights ongoing capital punishment debates.
Hydro-Québec restores power after snowstorm
Hydro-Québec has successfully restored electricity to most customers affected by this week's snowstorm. Crews worked around the clock to repair damage across Quebec.
Former Marine Faces Execution for 1979 Child Murder
Bryan Frederick Jennings, a former Marine convicted of killing a 6-year-old girl over four decades ago, is scheduled for execution in Florida. The case highlights justice delayed but not denied.
AI Megadeals Drive Canadian VC to $1.8B in Q3
Canadian venture capital activity rose to $1.8B in Q3 2025, fueled by AI megadeals like Cohere. Despite the quarterly uptick, year-to-date investment of $4.9B lags significantly behind 2024.
Dominican Republic Hit by Complete Power Blackout
The Dominican Republic experiences nationwide blackout as emergency crews work to restore electricity. Latest updates on the power grid failure affecting millions.
Immigration Cuts May Hinder Bank of Canada Rate Relief
Canada's reduced immigration targets could slow population growth to near zero, potentially delaying Bank of Canada interest rate cuts as unemployment may fall faster than expected.
Fort Macleod's Empress Theatre reopens after renovations
The 113-year-old Empress Theatre in Fort Macleod has reopened following significant renovations featuring upgraded seating, improved sightlines, and expanded washrooms. Discover how this historic landmark continues to serve its community.
Charlottetown completes cenotaph restoration before Nov 11
Charlottetown completes major restoration of historic 100-year-old cenotaph just in time for Remembrance Day ceremonies. Learn about this important preservation project.
Moncton Cemetery Restoration After Vandalism
After devastating vandalism destroyed 40+ monuments at Moncton's historic Steeves Street Cemetery, the community rallied with overwhelming support to restore dignity and heritage.
Canada's 2025 Budget: The Good, Bad & Ugly
An in-depth analysis of Canada's 2025 federal budget reveals winners and losers as new taxes, housing measures, and economic policies reshape the financial landscape for Canadians.
Will Ottawa's Budget Actually Spur Business Investment?
The federal government's latest budget promises billions to spur business investment, but economists and industry leaders question whether the measures will deliver real results or fall short of expectations.
Ottawa's Grand 200th Anniversary Plans Unveiled
Canada's capital prepares for a year-long bicentennial celebration marking Ottawa's transformation from Bytown to a world-class capital city with cultural events, historical exhibits, and community activities.
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