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Pennsylvania regulator renews Live! Casino Pittsburgh licence for five years
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board unanimously renewed the licence after a review process that included public hearings.
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Nearly half of Canadian homeowners say moving up is financially unrealistic
A new RBC poll finds 46 percent of owners cannot afford a larger or different home, creating gridlock in the housing market.
Environment
Green Party warns Bill C-39 would gut environmental protections and labour rights
The party says the omnibus bill gives government sweeping powers to fast-track major projects with reduced oversight.
Environment
Climbers, neighbours clash over Ontario park as government removes closure signs
Threats, vandalism and a cease and desist order have marked a long-running conflict over rock climbing in Ontario's Devil's Glen Provincial Park.
Science
MDA Space Ltd. reports trailing total returns for period ending Oct. 14
The Brampton-based space technology company offers satellite communications, robotics and Earth observation services.
iGaming
PointsBet forecasts revenue drop as compliance measures curb high-value betting
The Australian sportsbook operator expects its normalized EBITDA loss to widen amid a continued strengthening of compliance standards.
Environment
Lac Simon First Nation sues Ottawa over failure to protect Val-d'Or caribou herd
The nation argues the federal government's inaction violates its constitutional right to hunt as the herd dwindles to seven animals in captivity.
Housing
More than half of prospective homebuyers would consider multi-generational living
A new RBC poll finds 53 percent of prospective buyers would consider living with parents to afford a home.
Cities
Vancouver Liberals pledge to cancel second city hall, boost park funding
The municipal party, led by former ABC campaigner Kareem Allam, also promises to restore the park board and extend SkyTrain to UBC.
Cities
Arrowhead Transit begins trial bus service between Long Plain and Portage la Prairie
The free trial runs from Oct. 13-17, with the first passenger using the bus to commute to work in Portage la Prairie.
Science
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk describes 'having a blast' on first space mission
The astronaut, two weeks into a six-month stay, said he is relearning basic tasks and conducting health experiments.
Housing
Canada's housing correction rivals U.S. bust but economy avoids collapse, BMO says
Home prices have fallen 20.5% from their peak, but real GDP has grown, partly due to high immigration, the bank's chief economist notes.
Environment
Kimberley secures $400,000 to study wildfire risks to drinking water
The two-year project will model fire behaviour and its effects on water quality and flow in the city's watersheds.