Business owners request more action against crime in Moncton

A new coalition of business owners is calling for more action against crime in Moncton, while the municipality is asking the provincial government to increase the powers of its bylaw enforcement officers. A new coalition called “Assez, c’est assez” is calling for improved public safety in downtown Moncton, New Brunswick. The coalition launched its campaign

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Charlottetown Prince Edward island

8 Friendliest Towns In The Maritimes

The Maritimes are renowned for windswept shores, fishing heritage, familiar strangers and neighbours. Beyond Halifax or Saint John, their small towns welcome guests with open arms, hospitality in warm chat, local food, and plain tradition. These towns, each with populations of fewer than 50,000 people, invite visitors to breathe deeply and get acquainted with residents

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Canada and Mexico vow closer economic ties in response to Trump trade disruption

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum pledged Thursday to strengthen trade ties in reaction to US tariff threats. The pledge was during Carney’s first trip to Mexico since taking office as Canada’s prime minister and amid economic tension between the three nations, which will host the FIFA 2026 World Cup next

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Ottawa Canada

Ottawa and provinces will battle in constitutional war over notwithstanding clause

OTTAWA — In a short, 20-or-so page Supreme Court brief Wednesday, the federal government struck a match and threw it into a pile of Constitutional tinder that had been accumulating for years and waiting to explode. In its first-ever legal action in the battle against Quebec’s divisive secularism bill (Bill 21), Canada’s federal government asked

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Air Canada flight attendants overwhelmingly reject pay offer, union reports

Air Canada flight attendants overwhelmingly rejected the employer’s pay offer after a vote on a new collective agreement came to an end on Saturday.Air Canada flight attendants finished voting at 3 p.m. ET on the proposed new contract, voting down the airline’s pay offer by 99.1 per cent. The airline states the wage component will

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