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🍁💵 Ontario and Yukon Working Together to Advance Small Modular Reactor Development
22-Apr-2026 04:25 PM
- Partnership agreement will leverage Ontario’s nuclear expertise to unlock the potential of clean, reliable nuclear energy - Today, Ontario Minister of Energy and Mines Stephen Lecce joined Yukon Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources Ted Laking to sign a new partnership agreement that represents the first steps toward deploying small modular reactors (SMRs) in the Yukon. This agreement marks another critical step to strengthening Canada’s nuclear leadership and unlocking economic growth in Northern and remote regions of ...
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Read More🍁💵Ontario Introducing Legislation to Protect and Strengthen Ontario’s Agri-Food Sector 🥔🥕
22-Apr-2026 02:14 PM
- Government updating Grow Ontario Strategy and taking next steps to build a stronger, more competitive and more resilient agri-food sector - Today, the Ontario government introduced the Protecting Ontario’s Food Independence Act, 2026. The proposed changes, if passed, will deliver on the government’s plan to protect Ontario by strengthening domestic food production and further protecting farmers and the quality of Ontario’s food system. Alongside these changes, the province is also taking next steps to update its Grow ...
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Read More🐻⚕️Canada’s Wildlife Cryobank at your Toronto Zoo Receives $1 Million Donation from the Consecon Foundation
22-Apr-2026 12:00 PM
Today, the Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy celebrated Earth Day (April 22) with the announcement of a transformative $1 million donation from the Consecon Foundation to advance cryobanking initiatives that safeguard threatened and endangered species for generations to come. This generous investment will support your Toronto Zoo’s wildlife cryobank—the most diverse of its kind in Canada—and significantly advance your Zoo’s mission to connect people, animals, conservation science, and traditional knowledge to ... ...
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Read More🍁🏙️ City of Toronto Mayor calls on Torontonians to participate in Canada’s largest municipal cleanup
21-Apr-2026 04:07 PM
- City of Toronto Mayor calls on Torontonians to participate in Canada’s largest municipal cleanup - Mayor Olivia Chow launched the City of Toronto’s 2026 Clean Toronto Together campaign, calling on residents, schools, businesses and community groups to help clean up public spaces across Toronto, from Friday, April 24, to Sunday, April 26. The annual event is Canada’s largest municipal cleanup, attracting more than 15,000 Torontonians across 600 events. It invites people of all ages to spend as little as 20 minutes ...
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Read More🍁Ontario Welcomes Ontario Chamber of Commerce to Ontario Corps
21-Apr-2026 08:22 AM
- Province building network of partners and volunteers to help protect communities during emergencies and natural disasters - The government continues to expand Ontario Corps by partnering with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce to serve as a communications conduit between the province and the business community during emergencies. Through Ontario Corps, the province is delivering on its plan to protect Ontario by creating a province-wide network of skilled professionals, highly trained volunteers and partners that can be ...
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Read More🍁💵⚕️Ontario Connecting More Patients to Primary Care in Ottawa
20-Apr-2026 12:00 PM
- Province investing $3.4 billion to connect everyone in Ontario to primary care - Today, Premier Doug Ford was in Ottawa to visit the Pinecrest-Queensway Community Health Centre, which is one of 130 teams across Ontario being funded through the province’s $3.4 billion Primary Care Action Plan. The Pinecrest-Queensway Community Health Centre received $1.15 million as part of the 2025–26 call for proposals under the Primary Care Action Plan and began attaching patient ... ...
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Read More🍁⚕️🧑🔎 Ontario Prioritizing Medical Residency for Ontario Students
18-Apr-2026 04:55 PM
- Government prioritizing residency spots for Ontario students who attend medical school abroad - The Ontario government intends to introduce legislation that will protect Ontario’s health-care workforce by prioritizing international medical graduates (IMGs) from Ontario for postgraduate medical residency positions in the Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS). This change will make it easier for Ontario students who studied medicine abroad to return home, complete their training and have a career as a doctor in Ontario ...
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Read More🍁⚡️Ontario Launches New Program to Strengthen Electricity Grid and Reduce Costs for Consumers
17-Apr-2026 06:33 PM
- New Peak Performance program will incentivise businesses to lower electricity use during high demand periods, protecting grid reliability and keeping costs down - As part of its plan to build a more self-reliant energy system, the Ontario government is further expanding its offerings under the Energy Efficiency Framework by introducing the new Peak Performance program. The new initiative will use financial incentives to encourage commercial and institutional properties to reduce heating, ventilation, and air conditioning ...
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Read More🍁💵 Ontario Extending GO Train Service to Stratford
17-Apr-2026 12:00 PM
- Province introducing daily round trip to support local workers, students and tourism - The Ontario government is extending GO train service to Stratford, marking a major milestone in the province’s plan to provide fast, reliable and affordable public transit across Ontario. Service will begin July 6, 2026, with the Kitchener GO Line offering one daily round trip between Stratford and Toronto, relieving gridlock and connecting more people to jobs, education and tourism. “Under the leadership of Premier Ford, our government ...
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Read More🍁💵 Ontario Investing $11.5 Million to Upgrade Critical Water Infrastructure
17-Apr-2026 10:26 AM
- Government funding will rehabilitate four aging dams to protect public safety and create good paying jobs - The Ontario government is investing $11.5 million to upgrade four dams across the province to protect people and communities. These projects will create good-paying jobs in the community and ensure stronger, more resilient water control infrastructure that operates safely and reliably for decades to come. Ontario dams play a critical role in the province’s northern and rural economy and prote ... ...
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Read More2026 Some Animals Are Out 🐾 Toronto Zoo Early Spring Walkthrough
16-Apr-2026 02:51 PM
In this zoo walkthrough, you’ll see some of the most popular animal exhibits, including playful penguins, powerful cougars, fascinating birds, and unique species from indoor pavilions and outdoor habitats. Whether you enjoy wildlife, nature, or family-friendly attractions, there is always something exciting to discover at the zoo. Toronto Zoo is home to thousands of animals representing hundreds of species from regions around the world, including Africa, the Americas, Indo-Malaya, Australasia, Eurasia, and the Canadian ...
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Read More🔐 The Tech Trends. Cybersecurity (Biggest Shift in 10+ Years)
08-Apr-2026 01:21 PM
1. AI Agents = New Identity Type Not just users or services anymore Now: non-human actors making decisions👉 You must secure: What tools they can access What data they can see What actions they can execute 2. Prompt Injection = New SQL Injection Attackers manipulate AI inputs Example: hidden instructions in documents/web pages👉 New controls: Input sanitization for LLMs Context isolation Tool permission boundaries 3. Zero Trust → Extended to AI ...
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Read More🏢 The Tech Trends. Enterprise IT (What’s Actually Changing)
07-Apr-2026 02:41 PM
1. From Apps → AI-Driven Systems Traditional apps = request/response New model = AI agents orchestrating workflows Think: AI calling APIs, querying data, triggering pipelines 👉 Impact for IT Teams: Architecture shifts from microservices → agent orchestration layers You’ll design: Tool-enabled APIs Context pipelines (RAG, memory, events) Guardrails + observability 2. “Control Plane” Becomes Critical Enterprises now need a **central brai ... ...
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Read More🤖 The AI Trends of 2026
06-Apr-2026 03:43 PM
My take: the biggest real trend is AI moving from “assistant” to “operator”. The story in 2026 is less about chatbots and more about agents that can use tools, access systems, and complete workflows. That is showing up in enterprise strategy, product roadmaps, and standards work around secure/interoperable AI agents. (𝑀𝑐𝐾𝑖𝑛𝑠𝑒𝑦 & 𝐶𝑜𝑚𝑝𝑎𝑛𝑦) The second trend is AI security becoming a first-class discipline , not a si ... ...
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Read More2026 🦒 Toronto Zoo. Giraffe Calf Name REVEALED. Adorable Moment!
06-Apr-2026 11:03 AM
Get ready for one of the cutest moments of 2026! 🦒💛 At the Toronto Zoo, the long-awaited giraffe calf name reveal finally happens—and the result is absolutely heartwarming. Watch as the crowd gathers, excitement builds, and the adorable baby giraffe officially receives its name for the very first time. This special moment celebrates wildlife conservation, new life, and the incredible bond between animals and visitors. ✨ In this video: • The big name reveal moment • Close-up views of the baby giraffe • Emotional crowd ...
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Read More🇨🇦🍁💵 Government of Canada Announces Investments to Help Tariff-Impacted Businesses in Alberta Adapt and Grow
27-Mar-2026 06:45 PM
- Regional Tariff Response Initiative investments will help businesses become more efficient and resilient in a changing economy - Global tariffs and shifting trade conditions are raising costs, disrupting supply chains, and putting pressure on Canadian businesses, including many in central Alberta. Through the Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI), the Government of Canada is taking action to help companies adapt, diversify, and strengthen operations in the face of tariff-related uncertainty. On March 17, the ...
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Read More🇨🇦🍁💵 Government Of Canada Invests in Cultural Infrastructure for The Canada Ireland Foundation
27-Mar-2026 10:16 AM
- The Government of Canada announces support for the Canada Ireland Foundation - Cultural diversity is one of Canada's greatest assets. We are therefore proud to provide spaces where this diversity can be expressed: spaces that celebrate culture, heritage and identity in all their diversity, while fostering a strong and dynamic economy. Chi Nguyen, Member of Parliament (Spadina–Harbourfront), announced $726,126 in support for the Canada Ireland Foundation to purchase specialized equipment. She made t ... ...
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Read More⚡Natural Gas and Electricity Emerge as Pivotal Forces Shaping Canada's Energy Future in New Energy Outlook
27-Mar-2026 08:00 AM
Rising electricity demand and the rapid growth of renewables are reshaping Canada's energy system at home, while expanding natural gas production and potential production gains for oil, could strengthen the country's footprint in global markets, according to a new report from the Canada Energy Regulator (CER). Canada's Energy Future 2026: Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2050, presents four long‑term scenarios for the country's energy sys ... ...
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Read More🪨💵 Canada And Peru Sign Agreement to Collaborate on Mining
26-Mar-2026 06:33 PM
As demand for the materials that power defence, advanced manufacturing and clean technologies accelerates, the need to work with our allies to build secure, diversified and resilient critical mineral supply chains has never been greater. Since summer 2025, the Government of Canada has signed 21 mining and critical minerals bilateral collaboration frameworks with global partners and led the creation of the G7 Critical Minerals Production Alliance, which has unlocked $18.5 billion in capital for mining projects ... ...
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Read More🥔🥕 Seven Million Pounds of Food Diverted From Waste in 2025 Thanks to FoodHero
26-Mar-2026 04:06 PM
- Canadian company releases its latest impact report, highlighting the rise of a collective movement to rethink the way we consume food. - FoodHero, a Canadian company and pioneer in sustainable food commerce, today released its latest Impact Report, covering the period from January 1 to December 31, 2025. The report highlights the growing momentum of a collective movement driven by consumers and food industry partners working together to give perfectly good food a second life. The findings underscore both the scale of food ...
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Read More🧑🔎 B.C. Has Fourth-Highest Top Personal Income Tax Rate in Canada And U.S., Making it Unattractive for Top Talent
26-Mar-2026 10:28 AM
British Columbia has the fourth-highest top personal income tax (PIT) rate in Canada or the United States, and has high taxes on business and investments, too, making the province uncompetitive with neighbouring provinces and states when it comes to attracting top talent and much-needed business investment, according to a new study published by the Fraser Institute, an independent non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank. "B.C.'s high personal income tax rates on entrepreneurs, professionals, and businessowners, and ...
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Read MoreGlobal Terrorism Falls to a Decade Low but Western Fatalities Surge
25-Mar-2026 06:51 PM
Deaths from terrorism in the West surged by 280 per cent in 2025, contrasting starkly against a global decline of 28 per cent, reveals the Global Terrorism Index (GTI) produced by the Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP). In the wake of the widening Iran conflict, the report warns that future trends in terrorism will be shaped by emerging conflicts, breakdown of international norms and declining economic conditions. Key Findings: • Deaths from terrorism fell by 28 per cent to 5,582, and incidents decreased by 22 per cent ...
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Read More🇨🇦🍁💵 Size of Governments Across Canada on the Rise; Represented 44 Per Cent of The Economy in 2024
25-Mar-2026 04:37 PM
The combined size of the federal, provincial, and municipal governments across Canada was equal to 43.6 per cent of the Canadian economy in 2024, and it increased in all ten provinces (relative to the sizes of their economies) from 2019 to 2024, finds a new study released today by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank. "The size of government relative to the size of the economy has been increasing across the country in recent years, with all 10 provinces seeing increases since ...
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Read More🥘🔪 Competition Bureau Calls to Take Down Regulatory Barriers Around Shared Kitchens and Food Hubs
25-Mar-2026 02:33 PM
New report says improving access to shared spaces would help small food producers compete A competitive food sector can better respond to consumer needs, adapt to new technologies, and compete on a national and global scale. And small businesses are vital to Canada's food sector. The Competition Bureau published a report on how shared kitchens and food hubs can help small food producers enter the mar ... ...