RIMOUSKI, QUEBEC The Governments of Canada and Quebec are pleased to announce the signing of the Canada-Quebec Agreement in support of the project to restore the Matapedia and Gulf Railway (MGR), evaluated at $14.6 million.
Female driver escapes police impersonators Calgary police are warning drivers to be […]
Archive for February, 2008
Signing of the Canada-Quebec agreement on the restoration of the Matapedia and Gulf Railway
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School bus driver sentenced for impaired driving
Tuesday, February 26th, 2008A Saskatoon school bus driver, who was accused of taking youngsters on a wild ride last May, has been given a 12-month conditional sentence to be served in the community.
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Chef
Tuesday, February 26th, 2008Chef for Manitoba’s premier 5 star fly-in fishing lodge. Late May-August. Good salary, r & b, extras. Meal preparation and kitchen management….
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Traffic stop snares sawed-off shotgun
Tuesday, February 26th, 2008Halifax Regional Police discovered a sawed-off shotgun inside a car they had stopped during a traffic check in Spryfield early Tuesday morning.
3 outlawed chickens go from Halifax backyard to farm Three hens that ruffled feathers in a Halifax neighbourhood are being moved from their backyard chicken coop […]
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Feds to consider tax break for volunteers
Monday, February 25th, 2008Federal politicians are expected to once again consider providing tax breaks to volunteer emergency workers during debate in the House of Commons Monday.
Online donors buy breast implants for Calgary woman A Calgary woman has become the first Canadian to receive enough donations from strangers through a U.S. website to […]
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HVAV Technician
Monday, February 25th, 2008A well established contractor with 25 years in the industry specializing in HVAC and Refrigeration field for service and installation requires a fulltime and or partime person immediately to work in the Nothumberland area. Journeymen certificate requi……
Chef Chef for Manitoba’s premier 5 star fly-in fishing lodge. […]
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Montreal man charged in Nova Scotia’s biggest bust of illegal tobacco
Monday, February 25th, 2008A Montreal man has been charged in what police say is Nova Scotia’s biggest bust of illegal cigarettes.
Premier to ring bell at New York Stock Exchange Nova Scotia Premier Rodney MacDonald is once again heading to New York City to try to lure financial service businesses to […]
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Resumes for High Tech Careers
Monday, February 25th, 2008With the tech market bearing the brunt of the recent economic downturn, the hiring pool has become flooded with highly skilled, highly qualified job s…
Chef Chef for Manitoba’s premier 5 star fly-in fishing lodge. Late May-August. Good salary, r & b, extras. Meal preparation and kitchen management….
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Health Canada still reviewing bottles with bisphenol A
Sunday, February 24th, 2008Health Canada says letters to retailers dismissing concerns over the safety of polycarbonate bottles containing the chemical bisphenol A were “sent in error” and did not include the most recent scientific information.
Battle of coffee giants percolating in Winnipeg While the trendy American coffee titan Starbucks cuts back in […]
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What do you think about how UBC and the RCMP have responded to this threat?
Sunday, February 24th, 2008UBC spokesman Scott Macrae said Tuesday the university is not taking any chances with the latest threat to harm people on campus. (CBC) Police are investigating another threat involving the University of British Columbia, the RCMP said Tuesday. A threat that people would be harmed prompted police to lock down the Biological […]
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