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Byelection to fill Flaherty void turns nasty, Tories claim smear campaign – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Nov 16, 2014 By Joan Bryden THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ A closer than expected byelection contest to fill the void left by Jim Flaherty’s death has turned…

Alberta legislature resumes amid low oil, critics eye return of bitumen bogeyman – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Nov 16, 2014 By Dean Bennett THE CANADIAN PRESS EDMONTON _ Alberta’s provincial politicians begin their fall session this week with a reset legislative agenda and a new…

Liberals block rival, clear nomination path for Trudeau star Andrew Leslie – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Nov 16, 2014 OTTAWA _ Former leadership contender David Bertschi has been told he won’t be allowed to seek the Liberal nomination in Ottawa-Orleans, clearing the path for…

Harper tells Putin to get “get out of Ukraine” at G20 summit in Australia – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Nov 15, 2014 By Lee-Anne Goodman THE CANADIAN PRESS BRISBANE, Australia _ Stephen Harper had a showdown with Vladimir Putin on Saturday, telling the Russian leader to “get…

Final hearings for Nunavut uranium mine set for March 2015 – Nunatsiaq News

November 13, 2014 Review board sets aside three weeks for Baker Lake meetings Kivallirmiut and other people interested in voicing their opinions about the proposed uranium mine near Baker Lake…

A list of pipeline projects in Canada that have been the subject of controversy – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Nov 13, 2014 18:39 OTTAWA _ Mounting opposition from environmentalists and in his home province of Quebec has not quelled NDP Leader Tim Mulcair’s enthusiasm for a west-east pipeline…

Alberta First nations oppose B.C.’s Site C dam project; filing lawsuit – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Nov 13, 2014 17:42 By Bob Weber THE CANADIAN PRESS EDMONTON _ Alberta aboriginals have joined British Columbia First Nations in filing legal challenges to a BC Hydro proposal…

While Ottawa’s books are in the black, Aboriginal Affairs is in the red – APTN

APTN National News Canada’s books are good according the Finance Minister Joe Oliver. Oliver released his fall economic update today at the Canadian Club of Toronto. The finance minister began…

West east pipeline still most viable option for Alberta oilsands crude: Mulcair – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Nov 13, 2014 21:15 By Joan Bryden THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ Tom Mulcair’s enthusiasm for a west-to-east oil pipeline has not dimmed, despite mounting opposition among environmentalists and…

Today’s Aboriginal Business Is More Than Just a Gas Station – Huffington Post Canada

Hundreds of enterprise-minded Indigenous people from all over the world recently converged in Guatemala City, Guatemala for the 5th Annual World Indigenous Business Forum (WIBF). The WIBF forum is an…

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