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Sly Ad Campaign Revives 'Go Habs Go' in Montreal Metro

A clever Hellmann's ad campaign uses wordplay to reference the banned 'Go Habs Go' slogan in STM stations, poking fun at Montreal's language debate. Discover how a Toronto ad exec sparked the conversation.

Carney on Guilbeault, French, and Year-End Plans

Prime Minister Mark Carney's year-end interviews in Quebec addressed Steven Guilbeault's caucus status, his French language progress, and key policy directions. Discover the key takeaways.

Cargill Regina canola plant opening delayed to 2026

Cargill's major canola processing plant in West Regina is now slated for a 2026 opening, despite construction passing the halfway mark. Get the latest details on the project's progress and timeline.

Toronto company fined $1M for illegal building

A Toronto-based company has been ordered to pay a $1 million penalty by Ontario's construction regulator for constructing homes without the required permits. Learn the details of the enforcement action.

Regina Canola Plant Construction Halfway Complete

Construction on Cargill's new canola processing facility in Regina is now 50% complete. The project remains on schedule for a 2025 opening, boosting Saskatchewan's agri-processing sector.

Shell-led LNG Canada's second processing unit down

Shell-led LNG Canada's second processing unit, Train 2, is still offline nearly a month after its initial start-up, according to Reuters sources. Get the latest on this major energy project.

Quebec's $1.5B loss from language employment gap

A new report reveals Quebec's economy loses $1.5 billion yearly due to income and employment disparities between English and French speakers. Explore the findings and implications.

U.S. List Names 2025's Most Mispronounced Words

A new U.S. list for 2025 highlights commonly mispronounced words, including a politician's name and a famous museum. Discover the correct pronunciations and why they trip people up.

30 Funny Things Kids Call Everyday Objects

Parents across Canada are sharing their children's hilarious and brilliant linguistic inventions on social media. Discover 30 of the best kid-created terms that might just replace the originals.

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