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Nova Scotia advocacy group takes aim at province's bid to promote open-net fish farms

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HALIFAX - A Nova Scotia advocacy group opposed to open-net salmon farms is criticizing the provincial government’s new coastal mapping

Release resignation letter, says member who quit panel on N.L.-Quebec energy deal

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ST. JOHN’S - An accountant who quit a panel overseeing energy negotiations between the electric utilities of Newfoundland and Labrador

Carney plans to announce the first series of major projects on Thursday

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EDMONTON - The first major industrial projects under the federal government’s strategy to reduce Canada’s economic reliance on the U.S.

Quebec premier shuffles cabinet, promises 'shock treatment' in year before election

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MONTREAL - Quebec Premier François Legault, one year away from the general election and deeply unpopular with the electorate, announced

Canada to convene G7 energy, environment ministers in Toronto next month

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OTTAWA - Canada will be hosting G7 energy and environment ministers in Toronto next month.The meeting takes place Oct. 30

Carney says temporary foreign worker program needs a 'focused approach'

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday the temporary foreign worker program needs a “focused approach” that targets the

'Culture of skepticism': B.C. election report cites weather manipulation claims

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VICTORIA - A recent report on British Columbia’s 2024 election found no evidence of foreign interference, but described a “broader

Ottawa names Indigenous advisory council on major projects

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OTTAWA - Eleven Indigenous leaders from across the country were named to the federal government’s new Indigenous Peoples’ Council on

Canadian politicians condemn shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk

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OTTAWA - Politicians in Canada are speaking out about political violence after Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist and close ally