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Perseverance Reports Drill Results from the Nasique Zone Discovery, Lac Gayot Ni-Cu-Co-PGE Project, Quebec
1+ hour, 23+ min ago (623+ words) January 13, 2026 7:30 AM EST | Source: Perseverance Metals Inc. The Nasique Zone Discovery is part of the 6km long by 2km wide Venus East Mineralized Trend in the eastern portion of the district-scale Lac Gayot project, Qu'bec. Significance of Nasique Zone Drilling Low sulphide…...
Sasquatch Resources Corp. Reports Sampling Results from Slesse Gold Claims
1+ hour, 53+ min ago (261+ words) January 13, 2026 7:00 AM EST | Source: Sasquatch Resources Corp. Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - January 13, 2026) - SASQUATCH RESOURCES CORP. (CSE: SASQ) ("Sasquatch" or the "Company") is pleased to report sampling results from a prospecting and sampling program completed in the fall of 2025. Highlights…...
New poll shows PCs far ahead province-wide, but NDP leads in Halifax
5+ hour, 40+ min ago (213+ words) A new poll suggests Nova Scotia's Progressive Conservatives continue to hold a strong lead with voters, but the numbers paint a different picture inside Halifax. The Liaison Strategies poll shows 50 per cent of decided voters province-wide would support the PCs…...
Canada and Nunavut - Governments sign a bilateral agreement on minority-language education and second-language instruction
8+ hour, 50+ min ago (293+ words) On January 5, the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages, reiterated the Government of Canada's commitment to Francophone communities by announcing the signing of the Canada-Nunavut Agreement on Minority-Language Education and Second…...
Montreal unveils $7.7B budget targeting homelessness, debt and housing
9+ hour, 37+ min ago (583+ words) MONTREAL " Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada tabled her first city budget since winning November's election, unveiling $7.7 billion in spending for 2026, including new money for homelessness and housing. "We made sure that every dollar invested serves the interests of all Montrealers....
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9+ hour, 53+ min ago (677+ words) In terms of ensuring "every dollar we spend serves the interest of all Montrealers," the mayor's first budget matches her priorities for her first 100 days in office. Milliard has the support of 11 out of 18 Liberal MNAs so far. The Plante…...
Province gives Quebec daycare owner accused of assaulting child extension to find new buyers
10+ hour, 11+ min ago (355+ words) Province gives Quebec daycare owner accused of assaulting child extension to find new buyers'CTV News Province gives Quebec daycare owner accused of assaulting child extension to find new buyers Video shows $2 million worth of luxury cars being stolen from Oakville…...
BC Conservatives take on NDP madness
10+ hour, 52+ min ago (228+ words) In a special episode of the "Candice Malcolm Show, Candice sits down with interim Leader of the BC Conservative Party, Trevor Halford, on the eve of the BC Conservative leadership race. First, Candice and Trevor discuss the BC NDPs hostility…...
Union members protest health cuts at Royal Ottawa Place long-term care
10+ hour, 53+ min ago (466+ words) For the second week in a row, members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees have held a demonstration outside an Ottawa long-term care home to protest health-care cuts. Union members say health-care cuts are becoming a growing trend across…...
MAID advocates challenge religious exemptions at B.C. Supreme Court
12+ hour, 49+ min ago (209+ words) A B.C. Supreme Court trial has begun to consider whether publicly-funded faith-based hospitals should be allowed to prevent patients from receiving medical assistance in dying in their facilities. As CBC's Katie Derosa reports, the Charter of Rights challenge is being brought…...