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Pipelines could be twin dilemma for companies – BiV

Building two projects at the same time could drive labour costs into the stratosphere for Enbridge and Kinder Morgan, analysts say By the time Enbridge Inc. (TSX:ENB) manages to tick off…

SaskBusiness Magazine: Investing In Employees

Somedays it seems like more time is spent at work than at home and it’s hard to grasp why we go back every day and work the same job for…

CBC personalities sign petition opposing planned cuts to documentaries – CP

By Laura Kane THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO _ CBC personalities including Peter Mansbridge, David Suzuki and Linden MacIntyre are speaking out against a CBC proposal to shut down in-house production…

The Canadian Press News Agenda for Tuesday, June 24, 2014

EDITORS: Following is a list of news events for June 24 as of 9:10 p.m. ET: x-denotes wire, y-denotes picture, z-denotes graphics coverage. Copy from other events based on merit…

Planning org unveils final draft blueprint for Nunavut land use – Nunatsiaq News

Massive document bans mining within 15 per cent of Nunavut’s lands After a lengthy period of consultation, study and drafting that began in the fall of 2007, the Nunavut Planning…

Sand Hills Casino opens in southwestern Manitoba today – CBC

Manitoba’s third First Nations-owned casino, Sand Hills, has opened just south of Carberry. The 31,000-square-foot casino, on the Swan Lake First Nation just off Highway 5, houses 350 slot machines, several table games and…

Nova Scotia First Nation chief re elected for 16th consecutive term – CP

MEMBERTOU, N.S. _ Terry Paul has been re-elected for a 16th consecutive term as chief of Nova Scotia’s Membertou First Nation. Paul garnered 341 votes to defeat former councillor Darrell…

Death of aboriginal-owned businesses is bad for resource firms – The Globe and Mail

Connie Saliwonczyk is a rarity in Canada – an aboriginal female entrepreneur and a firm supporter of the Northern Gateway pipeline. Her endorsement of Enbridge Inc.’s pipeline is born out…

BR Northern Gateway – CP

HARTLEY BAY, B.C. – Members of the British Columbia First Nation used yarn to make a symbolic protest against the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline. Members of the Gitga’at (GIT-GAT) First…

Giving homeless people with mental illness a place to live works:study – CP

WINNIPEG _ A new study has found that giving homeless people a place to live first, then offering services for other issues such as mental illness and addictions, helps them…

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