Rama News Digest
Statistics Canada reported that Canada lost 68,000 jobs in September, while separatism debates in Alberta remained a major national story. No headlines specific to Rama or Saskatchewan were available in today's input.
Canada News
Canada Loses 68,000 Jobs in September
Statistics Canada reported a net loss of 68,000 jobs in September. The figure was covered by Global News.
Bank of Canada Cites Aging Population and Low Immigration
The Bank of Canada said an aging population and low immigration are 'reshaping' the Canadian economy. The remarks were reported by Global News.
Canada's Economic Overhaul and Other Issues Highlighted
A Brock University roundup covers Canada's economic overhaul, opioid overdoses, and the university's inaugural Indigenous Strategic Plan. The headline provides no further detail.
Danielle Smith Rules Out Second Alberta Separation Referendum
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said 'Not as long as I'm premier' in ruling out a second separation referendum if Albertans vote to remain in Canada. The statement was reported by CBC.
How Separatists Gained Influence in Alberta's Governing Party
CBC examines how separatist supporters came to hold influence within the province's governing party. The story is framed as part of the broader Alberta question.
Elon Musk Weighs In on Separatism Debate
CBC reports on Elon Musk's comments on the Canadian separatism debate and asks whether the intervention was trolling or part of a larger plan. The headline does not provide further detail.
Canada Relies on Foreign Companies for Rocket Launches
CBC reports that Canada cannot currently launch rockets on its own. A small number of companies are seeking to change that.
Inuvik Resident Appointed to National Health Council
Crystal Lennie of Inuvik has been appointed to a national health council, according to CBC.
Former Premier Says Assisted Dying Law May Have Gone Too Far
A premier who oversaw Canada's first assisted dying law says he worries the law has gone too far. The comments were reported by CBC.
Immigration Debate Shaped by 'pspp'
The Winnipeg Sun reports that a development referred to as 'pspp' is shaking up Canada's immigration debate. The headline provides no further detail.
New Bus Routes Follow Move to Public Control
Yahoo News Canada reports new routes after buses were taken under public control. The headline provides no further detail on the scope or location of the change.
Notable quotes
Not as long as I'm premier — Danielle Smith