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The surprising resignation of two well-liked Atlantic premiers has left some political experts shaking their heads in disbelief. The surprising resignation of two well-liked Atlantic premiers has left some political… Read More »‘Complete and utter shock’ after abrupt resignations of two Atlantic premiers
On the final day of Ontario’s election campaign, the main party’s leaders are all pushing to maximize the number of votes they pick up on Thursday. On the final day… Read More »Ford says he wants to be ‘premier forever’ as parties make final election pitches
Despite the break-in, Curtis Howson says he’s encouraged by the response from the community that his business has received since the incident. Share this item on Facebook Share this item… Read More »‘It was targeted’: Winnipeg collectibles store hit by thieves in costly break-in
The power plant southwest of Edmonton now runs entirely on natural gas instead of coal after a $1.6-billion multi-year project. Canada By Staff The Canadian Press View image in full… Read More »Newly retooled Alberta plant poised for data centre opportunities, says Capital Power
The petition is sponsored by New Democrat MP Charlie Angus, a vocal Trump critic. Politics By Jim Bronskill The Canadian Press 5:44 Liberal leadership candidates pitch plans to confront Trump,… Read More »Albertan spearheads parliamentary petition to keep Donald Trump out of Canada
Michelle Trachtenberg was arguably best-known for her role as Buffy’s younger sister, Dawn Summers, in her 66-episode run of ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer.’ Share this item on Facebook Share this… Read More »Michelle Trachtenberg, star of ‘Buffy,’ ‘Gossip Girl,’ dead at 39
“Every show would sell out. I think we sold out Dark Side of the Moon for an entire year,” said McCaw. “Radiohead to Pink Floyd to Pink.” Share this item… Read More »B.C. man behind 80s laser light craze shows no sign of slowing down
First Nations chiefs in Ontario are voting on whether to accept a child welfare reform deal with the federal government as an election approaches. Canada By Alessia Passafiume The Canadian Press 1:56… Read More »First Nations chiefs in Ontario to vote on federal child welfare reform deal
The motorist reportedly drove up on the sidewalk, hitting a lamp post and two women. They were transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, police said. Traffic By Amy… Read More »Impairment suspected in Burnaby crash when 2 women hit on sidewalk
SEIU-West president Barbara Cape is raising concerns about the new phase rollout for the AIMS payroll system for Saskatchewan health care. Share this item on Facebook Share this item via… Read More »AIMS software 2nd phase rollout sparks concerns for Saskatchewan health-care workers