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Nita Lake Lodge deemed Canada's No. 2 Resort by Condé Nast Traveler - Pique Newsmagazine

Nita Lake Lodge Resort & Spa has been named the No. 2 resort in Canada in Condé Nast Traveler’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards. The ranking is derived from more than 798,867 survey responses from readers across the United States, who rated their travel experiences at destinations and properties around the world. Awards are given based on reader feedback and recognize properties across the travel industry, including hotels, resorts and other tourism destinations.

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Píhtikwé Skatepark finds a new home across from Canada Life Centre - CTV News

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Geely, China’s Auto Giant, Is Officially Coming to Canada - iPhone in Canada

Geely is officially coming to Canada, adding another Chinese automaker to a market that just opened its doors to Chinese-made EVs. Geely Auto Group announced Friday on X that its mainstream Geely Auto brand has started setting up Canadian operations and building a retail and service network, with its first vehicles arriving in 2027.

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Hockey Canada clarifies that Nurse didn't decline invite, she's unable to attend camp - CTV News

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Alberta is to vote on holding a separation referendum. A timeline on how we got here - CityNews Calgary

Albertans head to the polls Oct. 19 to vote on whether there should be a future, binding referendum on the province separating from Canada. Strains of western alienation go back decades. 1980 — The federal government ignites widespread alienation in Alberta with the National Energy Program, which keeps domestic oil prices below world levels to promote Canadian energy security and increase the federal share of oil revenues. Alberta views it as an unjustified attack and a federal money grab. The issue is later settled, but discontent with Ottawa continues.

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Canada remains hooked on U.S. food - Prince Albert Daily Herald

Sylvan Charlebois, Troy Media Sylvain Charlebois Changing where Canadians buy and sell food is proving much harder than changing how they feel about the United States. The latest Statistics Canada figures, which came out this week, suggest that neither the boycott of American food nor efforts to diversify Canada’s agri-food trade have meaningfully reduced our dependence on the U. S. Between January and August 2026, Canadian agri-food imports from the U. S. declined by 0.7 per cent, compared with the same period in 2025. That might sound like evidence that Canadians’ determination to avoid American products is having an impact. But Canada’s total agri-food imports declined by 1.2 per cent. Consequently, the American share of our agri-food imports increased from 47.09 per cent to 47.33 per cent, a gain of 0.24 percentage points. The export picture is equally revealing. Between January and August 2025, the U. S. received 61.92 per cent of Canada’s agri-food exports. During the same period in 2026, that share reached 61.98 per cent. Both figures round to 62 per cent.

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Battery Storage Beats Gas Peakers. Is Canada Backing the Wrong Horse? - Energi.Media

According to a new report from consulting giant Wood Mackenzie, battery storage is now cheaper than gas peaker plants in almost every market. Analysts are hailing the milestone as a seminal moment for the electrification of the global economy – or, as we like to call it, the energy transition. Granted, this is an important moment. But it’s also just one data point in a process of technological change that will end many decades in the future. And, in that change, there is a critical lesson for Canada at this point in our country’s economic evolution. I’ve been writing about technological change for four decades. My model is based on the transition from horses and steam to tractors and modern industrial farming from 1900 to 1950. In that process are all the components of most technology adoptions.

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