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Kwanlin Dün First Nation receives over $29M to retrofit 100 homes

08 Aug 2026

Federal and territorial funding will support home upgrades in the McIntyre subdivision in Whitehorse, including improved insulation, air sealing, windows, heat pumps and electrical systems.

This all-girls construction camp on P.E.I. is fostering growth in trades

08 Aug 2026

The fourth annual Girls Exploring Trades and Technology camp wrapped this week in Summerside. It’s designed to empower more young women to get into the trades. CBC’s Camryn Farquharson stopped by to check it out.

Cricket players hope to boost the sport in P.E.I. through tournament showcase

08 Aug 2026

It’s a big weekend for the sport of cricket on P.E.I. The game is growing here, and some of the best players in Eastern Canada are in the province to compete. CBC’s Connor Lamont took in a couple of the matches.

Police in Cowansville, Que., search for missing 80-year-old woman

08 Aug 2026

The Sûreté du Québec is asking for the public's help to find an 80-year-old woman who was last seen at her residence on Principale Street in Cowansville, Que.

Leylah Fernandez posts upset win over Russia's Mirra Andreeva in National Bank Open 3rd round

08 Aug 2026

A down season is showing signs of life for Canada's Leylah Fernandez, and the timing could not be better for National Bank Open organizers nearly left without a domestic storyline at the tournament's midway point.

Windsor's unemployment rate fell again in July — and the data behind it is even better, expert says

08 Aug 2026

Windsor’s unemployment rate fell below eight per cent in July for the first time since December, according to new data from Statistics Canada.

Province commits $500M to final phase of North End sewage plant upgrade

08 Aug 2026

The City of Winnipeg has secured a key piece of funding for the North End sewage treatment plant upgrade, bringing the most expensive project in the city's history one step closer to completion.

Brad Gross the 11th candidate to join Winnipeg mayoral race

08 Aug 2026

A Winnipeg realtor is making another bid to become the city's mayor.

Wildfire numbers way down this year in Sask.

08 Aug 2026

Wildfires have burned nearly nine times less area in Saskatchewan this summer compared to last year. The 306 talks to an SPSA representative and a University of Saskatchewan professor about what made it so much better, and what may happen next year.

Moosomin incentives for homebuyers bringing success

08 Aug 2026

Moosomin has 46 new homes since it began offering $30,000 incentives for people looking to settle there. Jeff Cole, the town's economic development officer, tells The 306 all about the community's construction growth.

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