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The Bank of Canada has dropped its key interest rate for the seventh consecutive month, bringing the rate to 2.75 per cent. The drop of 25 basis points comes at a time of economic uncertainty created ...

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2024年8月26日 · Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced details of how they will be scaling back the temporary foreign workers program. Trudeau was speaking to media in Halifax this morning during a cabinet retreat.

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2025年3月3日 · Newfoundland and Labrador has lost a legendary figure in its traditional music scene. Acclaimed accordionist Frank Maher has passed away. Born in 1934 in St. John’s, Maher was a master of the button accordion, deeply influencing Newfoundland folk music. He played with groups like the Quidi Vidi ...