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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Canada News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Canada—from national news and business to culture, sports, and political developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local and national news to every market in the world and keeping communities connected. Canada News

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2:05

Week Two Player of the Week Nominees | Canada News

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2026/09/14

Five elite high school football players battle it out for The Columbian’s Player of the Week title, with jaw-dropping stats from quarterbacks and running backs dominating Week Two. Jayden Baum, Thor Brody, Matteo DiGiacomo, Jude Travinski, and Adrian Whited all delivered explosive performances—touchdowns, yardage, and clutch plays galore. Voting is live now until Wednesday at 7 PM, requiring a free Columbian.com account to ensure fairness. Submit your own nominees by Sunday at 6 PM, and

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1:34

Google's AI Age Check for Canadian Teens | Canada News

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2026/09/14

Google’s rolling out AI-powered age verification in Canada, quietly scanning your search and YouTube habits to spot teens—no ID needed upfront. If flagged, you’ll get kid-safe defaults: muted ads, private uploads, and break reminders. Mistakes? You’ll have to prove age old-school with ID and selfie. Part of a global push as laws like Canada’s Digital Safety Act aim to shield minors online—Australia and Brazil already leading the way. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:17

Edmonton Home Invasion Ends in Tragedy | Canada News

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2026/09/14

A deadly confrontation unfolded Sunday morning in west Edmonton when a 36-year-old armed suspect entered a home, shooting a woman and an infant before confronting police at the door. Officers fired after verbal commands went unheeded, killing the suspect. The victims — including the baby — were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and no officers were hurt. ASIRT is now investigating to determine if protocol was followed during the volatile standoff on Donsdale Drive. Updates will

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2:09

Sacred Sculpture Returns Home | Canada News

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2026/09/14

After nearly a century, the Tsawwassen First Nation has joyfully welcomed back Sqəmáθia, a sacred ancestral rock sculpture stolen from their community in the 1920s. Once mislabeled as a male figure and displayed in the Canadian Museum of History, the object—now correctly understood as representing a female ancestor with a clam basket on its back—is a powerful symbol of cultural resilience and reconciliation. The repatriation, achieved through decades of treaty negotiations, marks a historic

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1:42

Canadians Show Up in Record Numbers for Census |...

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2026/09/14

Canada just wrapped up its 2026 census with an astonishing 98.4% response rate — tying the record set in 2016 and beating last year’s 98%. This unprecedented turnout means the data is rock-solid, giving lawmakers and planners a crystal-clear snapshot of who we are and where we’re headed. Over 88% of Canadians opted for the digital route this time, up from 84% five years ago, slashing the need for door-to-door visits. Community groups deserve credit for helping drive participation. Detailed

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1:29

Dolly’s Legacy Keeps Kids Reading | Canada News

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2026/09/14

Twelve thousand kids in Southwest Washington are getting a free book every month thanks to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library — a global reading initiative that’s now more vital than ever since her passing. Families can sign up for free, receiving 60 expert-picked books by age six, with local groups like Support For Early Learning & Families stepping in to cover costs after state funding dried up. With rising demand and uncertain future funding, they’re hosting a concert on October 11th to keep

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1:35

B.C. Politics Under Budget Pressure | Canada News

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2026/09/14

B.C.’s political leaders are gathering for a tense, budget-conscious convention as the province grapples with a record deficit, looming trade tensions, and an upcoming municipal election. With frugality front and center, Minister Brittny Anderson urges local governments to collaborate on fiscal responsibility. A major focus? The controversial Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act — set to spark heated debate on opportunities and challenges for communities. Meanwhile, a resolution

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1:11

Montreal’s Chilly Fall Weather Shift | Canada News

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2026/09/14

Montreal’s fall weather is here with wild swings—sunshine mixed with chill, and nights getting seriously cold. Start the week with brisk 19°C highs and wind gusts up to 40 km/h, then brace for a chilly drop to 10°C by evening. Tuesday and Wednesday warm up to 21°C and 26°C, but nights stay cool at 18°C and 15°C. Thursday brings back sun and clouds with daytime highs around 24°C, cooling to 14°C at night. Friday’s mostly sunny? Yes—but don’t forget your layers: highs of 21°C give way to a

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2:02

Charter Boats in Crisis | Canada News

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2026/09/14

A charter boat sank near Richmond this summer, sparking outrage and calls for stricter safety rules after six people died and three survived. Operators like Ivan Chu are demanding more Transport Canada inspections — he’s only been checked once since 1999. The tragedy followed the detention of another vessel from the same company, which was found operating illegally without proper commercial registration or safety gear. While legitimate charters face steep costs — including thousands for life

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2:04

Treaty 6 at 150 Amid Alberta’s Independence Debate |...

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2026/09/14

As Canada marks 150 years since Treaty 6, a powerful gathering in Saskatchewan brought together Indigenous and non-Indigenous voices to reflect on its legacy—and the looming question: what if Alberta secedes? With tensions rising over potential independence, legal experts argue Treaty 6, signed before Alberta even existed, remains binding as an international agreement. First Nations communities, like Onion Lake Cree Nation, are watching closely as debates swirl around consultation, rights, and

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1:59

The Forge: Healing Canada’s Building Workers | Canada...

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2026/09/14

Canada’s construction industry faces a devastating mental health crisis, with the highest suicide rate of any sector and nearly double the national average for substance abuse. In response, The Forge—a groundbreaking wellness and recovery hub for tradespeople—is rising in Langford, BC, transforming a former biker clubhouse into a sanctuary of healing. Backed by over fifty construction firms and municipalities, this initiative is deeply personal, led by peer counselors like Travis Shupe, who

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1:39

Grifols Plasma Clinic Safety Failures | Canada News

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2026/09/14

Health Canada uncovered alarming safety failures at a Calgary Grifols plasma clinic—including accepting ineligible donors, mislabeling bottles, and neglecting equipment maintenance—just weeks before Grifols shut down all 16 Canadian sites amid two recent donor deaths, one of whom was a 22-year-old international student. The clinic also allowed one donor to give plasma 16 times without proper eligibility checks and failed to properly assess infected donors, while records were chaotic and staff

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1:19

Montreal Sun, Manufacturing Exodus | Canada News

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2026/09/14

Montreal’s soaking up sunshine with highs near 19°C and a moderate UV index—perfect for outdoor plans. Temperatures climb steadily through the week to 26°C by Wednesday, but don’t get too cozy: rain’s back on the horizon by weekend. Meanwhile, a major economic shift is unfolding as 40% of Canadian manufacturers eye relocation amid escalating trade tensions—a trend reshaping jobs and the national economy. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:45

Alberta Goes Permanent Daylight Time | Canada News

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2026/09/14

Alberta is ditching the annual clock shuffle by adopting permanent daylight saving time—officially dubbed “Alberta Time”—starting this November, despite internal pushback from health and safety groups who favored standard time. While the government insists the switch will be smooth and acknowledges divided opinions, including a recent narrow defeat in a public referendum, Minister Dale Nally argues that waiting for consensus would delay ending biannual time changes forever. Experts warn that

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1:38

Retirement Isn't Just About Free Time | Canada News

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2026/09/14

Retirement isn’t just about cash and couches—it’s a psychological leap. After decades of proving your worth, the sudden absence of purpose can leave a void. Experts warn: the real challenge isn’t money, it’s meaning. You need to actively build post-work fulfillment—because without that, retirement might feel like an empty stage. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated,

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1:51

Canadian Makers Move South to Survive Tariffs |...

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2026/09/14

Canadian manufacturers are scrambling as soaring U.S. tariffs force tough choices—like Montreal’s Aeris Protective Packaging, which is opening a U.S. plant to keep its 70% American customer base happy. With costs skyrocketing and competition heating up, four in ten Canadian makers are relocating or eyeing the U.S., driven not just by tariffs but also by higher domestic business expenses. Experts warn prolonged trade tensions could strain Canada’s economy, especially for small businesses caught

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1:49

B.C. Decriminalization Didn't Save Lives | Canada News

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2026/09/14

British Columbia’s bold experiment to decriminalize fentanyl and cocaine in 2023 aimed to slash overdose deaths and reduce stigma—but new data shows it didn’t deliver on health outcomes. While police encounters for possession dropped sharply, overdose deaths and hospitalizations didn’t decline significantly compared to other Canadian provinces like Ontario. Public backlash over public disorder led to partial policy reversals by 2024, ending the three-year pilot. Experts now question whether

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1:38

Elbows Up Belongs to All Canadians | Canada News

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2026/09/14

“Elbows Up” — once a hockey chant honoring legends like Gordie Howe — is now a national rallying cry in Canada, sparking a trademark frenzy as businesses rush to claim it for everything from beer to apparel. But the Canadian Intellectual Property Office is standing firm, rejecting dozens of applications, calling the phrase too common and too patriotic to be owned by any single entity. Their stance echoes Nike’s “Just Do It,” positioning “Elbows Up” as a collective symbol, not a brand. The

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1:39

AI Is Rewriting Retail Forecasting | Canada News

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2026/09/14

Social media trends are moving faster than ever, forcing retailers to rethink stock planning—think Hailey Bieber’s jeans at Gap selling out in hours after a TikTok mention. AI is the game-changer, connecting real-time social buzz, search trends, and sales data to give brands a live view of demand. It helps avoid over-ordering by cross-checking signals like inventory levels and store traffic, ensuring trends aren’t just viral flukes. AI runs thousands of scenarios instantly, letting retailers

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1:55

Farmland or Factory? BC’s Food Processing Debate |...

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2026/09/14

BC’s government is rolling out a bold new plan to let food processing thrive on farmland—with just 5% of ingredients needing to be local, down from the current 50%. Critics, including former NDP minister Joan Sawicki, are sounding the alarm, calling it a betrayal of farmers and a fundamental contradiction to the Agricultural Land Reserve’s core mission. They fear this shift will inflate land prices and sideline real agriculture. While the government argues it’s boosting the vital food

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