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President David Chartrand says the Manitoba Metis Federation has purchased the Bell MTS buildings at 333 Main St. and 191 Pioneer Ave.

Shares of Domino’s Pizza (DPZ) are down 12% after the restaurant chain reported second-quarter sales that missed Wall Street targets. For the quarter ended June 30, Domino’s posted earnings per share (EPS) of $4.03 U.S., which was ahead of the $3.68 U.S. forecast among analysts. The company’s profit rose 30% from a year earlier. However, revenue of $1.1 billion U.S. was slightly below Wall Street’s expectations, sending Domino’s stock sharply lower. Also, the 30% earnings growth was due to a change in pretax unrealized gains and losses associated with the company’s investment in DPC…

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Two deaths as a result of a listeriosis outbreak linked to a plant-based milk recall are in Ontario, provincial health officials confirmed Thursday.

The U.S. president last tested positive for COVID-19 twice in the summer of 2022, when he had a primary case and a rebound case of the virus.

The Okanagan Tattoo Show is returning to the Kelowna Curling Club this weekend for a three-day festival that will feature a number of tattoo artists from all over the world.Over 200 of the best tattoo artists and thousands of tattoo enthusiasts wil take in the colourful event, which runs Friday …

Lethbridge Polytechnic will soon offer its own primary care paramedic program, along with a number of new trades and general arts and science certificates.

A large crowd was on hand Wednesday evening for an open house to present details on the proposed downtown Chatham community hub. One hour into the event, held at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre, more than 200 people had already come through the doors. The proposal would involve moving the Civic Centre, Chatham library […]

The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations is urging Manitoba’s lieutenant-governor to establish an independent inquiry into the killings of four Indigenous women in the province.

Police say intoxication was likely a factor in a violent, random assault in Edmonton last week.