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Canadian Pacific Back-to-work Legislation, EI Backlash To Dominate Return Of Parliament

CP   |  The Canadian Press   |   May 27, 2012

OTTAWA - Labour Minister Lisa Raitt says the conditions are in place to order striking workers at Canadian Pacific back to work.The minister says she...

Haiti faces 30-year climb to middle income status, says U.S. official

CP   |  Mike Blanchfield, The Canadian Press   |   May 27, 2012

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OTTAWA - It will take Haiti the better part three decades to become a middle income country on par with its Caribbean island neighbour, the...

Groups try to protect 'maritime icons' as Ottawa gets out of lighthouse business

CP   |  Alison Auld, The Canadian Press   |   May 27, 2012

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HALIFAX - For 35 years, Judy Dauphinee has looked out her window and onto one of the country's most recognizable maritime icons.With her home resting...

Ontario under pressure to have sprinklers in all seniors' homes after fatal fire

CP   |  Maria Babbage, The Canadian Press   |   May 27, 2012

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TORONTO - Ontario's governing Liberals are under pressure to require sprinklers in all retirement homes after a fire at a seniors' home near Ottawa killed...

Panetta: U.S-Pakistan ties, 'most complicated we've had,' hurt by doctor sentence

CP   |  Lee-Anne Goodman, The Canadian Press   |   May 27, 2012

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WASHINGTON - The miserable state of U.S.-Pakistan relations was laid bare even further on Sunday as Defense Secretary Leon Panetta once again expressed astonishment that...

Canada Income Inequality: An Infographic

The Huffington Post Canada   |  Jeff Fraser   |   May 27, 2012

This feature was produced by Jeff Fraser, a student in Ryerson University's School of Journalism, in partnership with The Huffington Post Canada. Statistics suggest that...

NDP Leader Has Remortgaged His Home 11 Times Since Early 1980s

Ottawa Citizen   |   May 27, 2012

New Democratic Party leader Tom Mulcair and his wife have repeatedly refinanced their home west of Montreal, gradually increasing the debt on the property over...

Canada's Income Inequality: What Is It, And How Bad?

The Huffington Post Canada   |  Jeff Fraser   |   May 27, 2012

This feature was produced by Jeff Fraser, a student in Ryerson University's School of Journalism, in partnership with The Huffington Post Canada. In the past...

Ryder Hesjedal Becomes Giro d'Italia's First-Ever Canadian Winner (PHOTOS)

CP   |  The Canadian Press   |   May 27, 2012

MILAN - Canada's Ryder Hesjedal didn't realize history was within his grasp until he was about five kilometres from the Giro d'Italia finish line.Aware he...

Casseroles, Pots And Pans Protests In Quebec, Stir Memories In Chilean-Montrealers

CP   |  Andy Blatchford, The Canadian Press   |   May 27, 2012

MONTREAL - The deafening clangs of pots and pans on the streets of Montreal have evoked haunting memories for local restaurateur Pedro Gonzalez — and...

Egyptians in Canada cast a wary eye on history, fearful of what vote will bring

CP   |  Myles Dolphin, The Canadian Press   |   May 27, 2012

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MONTREAL - As Egyptians await the results of their country's first truly democratic presidential election this week, some anxious expats in Canada worry about the...

Veterans Affairs Privacy: Internal Review Absolved Bureaucrats Over Medical Info Leaks

CP   |  Murray Brewster, The Canadian Press   |   May 27, 2012

OTTAWA - An independent investigator who reviewed privacy violations at Veterans Affairs Canada told the Harper government in late 2010 it was appropriate to include...

Western Canada Leaders To Talk Mulcair, Dutch Disease, Energy And Environment

CP   |  Dean Bennett, The Canadian Press   |   May 27, 2012

EDMONTON - The environment, energy and federal NDP Leader Tom Mulcair are on the agenda Tuesday when leaders of the western provinces and territories get...

N.L. Premier 'At Odds' With Peter MacKay

CBC   |   May 27, 2012

The government of Newfoundland and Labrador is growing increasingly frustrated with Conservative MP Peter MacKay, whose responsibilities as minister of national defence include overseeing...

Syria Violence: Canada Calls Latest Syrian Bloodshed 'Disconcerting Because Of Its Depravity'

CP   |  The Canadian Press   |   May 27, 2012

OTTAWA - Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister is condemning the latest bloodshed in Syria, calling the violence "very disconcerting because of its depravity."John Baird says the...
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