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Quebec parties make economic, safety pledges ahead of leaders' debate | CBC News
9+ hour, 55+ min ago (622+ words) Quebec's political leaders unveiled new promises on the economy and violence against women Sunday as they prepared for the campaign's first televised debate. Liberal Leader Charles Milliard unveiled his party's fiscal framework in Quebec City, promising a return to "economic…...
Did the public have enough time to weigh in on Churchill Falls? Residents are split
12+ hour, 12+ min ago (204+ words) It’s been anticipated for weeks, and begins today. A special sitting of the House of Assembly to debate the new deal on Churchill Falls hydroelectricity. There wasn’t the promised referendum, but the public could have its say through an online…...
Dawson shooting survivor turned SPVM officer reflects on friend's death 20 years on | CBC News
14+ hour, 29+ min ago (1104+ words) Warning: The story below contains details about the moments leading up to the death of Anastasia De Sousa. Two decades ago, James Santos saw his friend die in a shooting at a Montreal college. Now he is a Montreal police…...
Amid focus on Churchill Falls, advocate warns N.L. power bills headed for Muskrat Falls 'cliff' | CBC News
22+ hour, 26+ min ago (723+ words) In the lead-in to a week of debate on Churchill River power development, provincial revenues and consumer electricity costs, no politician in Newfoundland and Labrador has mentioned what interim Consumer Advocate Adrienne Ding refers to as "the cliff." It's the…...
Windsor election official looks to remove barriers and boost voter turnout | CBC News
22+ hour, 56+ min ago (862+ words) This is how Windsor's top election official wants to get more people to the polls in October Windsor’s top municipal election official is trying to make it easier for residents to cast a ballot this fall, hoping more flexible voting…...
Is Christine Fréchette exploiting the trade war, or just doing her job as Quebec premier? | CBC News
22+ hour, 56+ min ago (879+ words) The leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec, Christine Fréchette, has come under fire from her political opponents after interrupting her election campaign and convening her cabinet amid the ongoing trade war with the United States. During the meeting earlier this…...
The Prime Minister's Path in Wilmot, Ont. has 4 new statues. Not everyone is pleased | CBC News
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (934+ words) Four statues of former Canadian leaders were added to the Prime Minister's Path project in Wilmot, Ont., on Saturday. Not everyone was pleased. The contested project, now run by Createscape Waterloo Region, held an afternoon unveiling with the leadership of…...
Railway employee killed by train while working in Port of Montreal | CBC News
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (298+ words) A railway worker is dead after being struck by a train in Montreal's Ville-Marie borough. The fatal collision occurred around 3 a.m. on Saturday, close to the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, near the intersection of Notre-Dame Street and De Lorimier Avenue. Montreal Police said…...
As 1st election debate approaches, Quebec party leaders talk transport, health | CBC News
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (529+ words) Promises on transport, public safety and health care filled the air on the Quebec campaign trail on Saturday as leaders prepare to face off in debates next week. The first of three debates between the leaders of the five major…...
Premier Smith says Crown corporation for natural gas unlikely in Alberta after report leaked | CBC News
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (663+ words) Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said Saturday that it's "unlikely" her government will launch a new Crown corporation to build out natural gas pipelines in the province. Smith, speaking on her provincewide radio call-in program, said the government has heard from…...