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An official decision has not been announced as of Friday, but would be expected to take effect Sept. 30, the AP reported.

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Renewable energy law and policy varies across Canada because jurisdiction over many aspects of renewable energy belongs with Canada's provinces and territories under Canada's constitutional law.

Canadian shoppers are spending more at the grocery store, but bananas, tofu and flour remain affordable despite inflation.

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is in the process of recruiting students across the country through the Federal Student Work Experience Program, which uses positions in the federal government to give high school college and university students employment experience before graduation.The CBSA says it has a total of 471 Student Border Services Officer (SBSO) positions from Vancouver to St. John's and cities everywhere in between, including Montreal, Dorval and Quebec City.

The mass shift online brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic coincided with a boom of so-called sextortion scams, new data from Statistics Canada suggests.

Pope Francis is set to arrive in Canada for his six-day tour of Canada. CTVNews.ca has all the details of the six-day papal visit.

Canada will reintroduce mandatory random COVID-19 testing at airports for fully vaccinated travellers entering the country. The measure will take effect in international airports in Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary on July 19, just over one month after the federal government dropped it.

The Better Business Bureau details the latest scams that has been seen across social media.

The Ukrainian government is calling on Canada to reconsider its decision to allow the delivery of turbines from a Russia-Europe natural gas pipeline to Germany, saying it sets a "dangerous precedent" when it comes to sanctions against the Russian regime.