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Charest boosts protected areas in Quebec's northern development plan

MONTREAL - Facing pressure from conservation groups, Quebec Premier Jean Charest has promised to increase the number of protected areas in the province's northern development plan....

posted: February 5,2012





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Family rejects military's explanation for delay in search for boy

MAKKOVIK, N.L. - The family of a 14-year-old boy whose body was found off the coast of Labrador says poor decisions were made in the search for him and the response to requests for help has to be improved to prevent future tragedies....

posted: February 5,2012

Prime Minister calls byelection in Jack Layton's old riding for March 12

OTTAWA - Stephen Harper has called a byelection for March 12 in former NDP leader Jack Layton's riding....

posted: February 5,2012

Baird compares Iranian threats and nuclear ambition to Nazis Holocaust

OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird invoked images of the Holocaust in defending the notion of possible Israeli military action against Iran....

posted: February 5,2012

Harsher sentences for pot growers than for pedophiles caught PM's eye: documents

OTTAWA - Media reports that some pot growers will face harsher mandatory-minimum sentences than child rapists under the Conservative government's new crime bill were enough to catch the attention of Prime Minister Stephen Harper....

posted: February 5,2012

Clothing chain pulls Caterpillar boots to protest closure of London, Ont., plant

LONDON, Ont. - A national casual clothing chain has pulled Caterpillar boots from its London, Ont., stores after the heavy-equipment giant shut down a local locomotive plant....

posted: February 5,2012

Canada to mark Queen's Diamond Jubilee in a big way, ties to monarchy run deep

TORONTO - When Princess Elizabeth succeeded to the British throne in 1952, Canada hailed her as the country's queen even before the declaration was issued in her homeland. Six decades later, royal watchers predict Canadian political and...

posted: February 5,2012





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