Rama News Digest
No headlines in this batch were tagged for Rama or Saskatchewan, so no city section is included. The main national story is the federal government's budget, which the finance minister is defending against criticism, alongside the Prime Minister's plan to end homelessness within 10 years.
Canada News
Finance Minister Defends Federal Budget
The finance minister said deficits are lower and defended the federal budget. The statement responds to criticism of the government's fiscal plan.
Poilievre Criticizes Capital Gains Exemption
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre criticized the Liberal budget's $15M capital gains exemption and called for a simpler plan.
Carney Announces Plan to End Homelessness
Prime Minister Mark Carney launched a plan in Budget 2026 to put Canada on a path to end homelessness within 10 years. The plan starts with a partnership in Manitoba.
Nova Scotia Launches Health Resources Atlas
The Nova Scotia government launched an interactive atlas to help people find health resources. The tool is designed to guide users to available services.
Protests Across Nova Scotia Over AI Data Centres
Protests were held across Nova Scotia opposing the development of AI data centres. The demonstrations were reported by CBC.
Canada Weighs Joining Europe's Student Exchange Program
A report asks what would need to happen for Canada to join Europe's flagship student exchange program. The question concerns participation in the Erasmus+ program.
CTV News Wins 42 RTDNA Canada Awards
CTV News won 42 RTDNA Canada awards, including awards for CTVNews.ca and the W5 program.
Americans in Canada Hope for Closer Ties
Americans living in Canada expressed hope for closer ties between the two countries after the US midterm elections. The story reflects their views from within Canada.
Notable quotes
Deficits are lower, that's a fact — Finance Minister