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Seven hospitalized after eating salami recalled due to possible salmonella
The Public Health Agency of Canada released a notice Wednesday stating that 57 people — 44 in Alberta and 13 in Ontario — got ...
Churchill Falls deal is 'full steam ahead' says N.L. Hydro as Michael Sabia departs Hydro-Quebec
N.L. Hydro CEO Jennifer Williams says work on the new Churchill Falls deal will continue, as her Hydro-Quebec counterpart ...
A new federal bill aims to approve projects faster. What would that mean for consultation in Nunavut?
A new federal bill aims to fast-track major infrastructure projects, but some in Nunavut worry it could mean more development ...
Ottawa Public Health defends decision to reduce water testing at beaches
Ottawa Public Health is defending its shift to weekly water quality testing at its beaches and urging beachgoers to assess ...
Crown continues closing arguments at sex assault trial of ex-Hockey Canada world junior players
The sexual assault trial that began in late April for five former Hockey Canada world junior players continues today in ...
Sir John A. Macdonald statue at Queen's Park visible to public for 1st time in 5 years
The public can once again see the statue of John A Macdonald outside Queens Park after the hoarding that covered for five years was removed Wednesday.
After recent arrest, review board mulls fate of former Kitchener man who killed wife, blew up home
Uda Haan, 65, was arrested in April after it's alleged he harassed a woman he met during a speed dating event and was found using alcohol and drugs. Haan was found not criminally responsible for ...