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Canadian firms merge to become Architecture 49 – Canadian Architect

2014-05-26  A leading group of architecture firms with offices in several regions across Canada have recently emerged as one national firm, as a result of a restructuring and rebranding process.…

We will never be royals… but we can watch – Winnipeg Free Press

ROYAL CHEEK: As people on Portage Avenue counted, more than 41 cars in the royal security cavalcade sped towards the airport escorted by a squad of police cars, with lights…

Concerns over endangered animals deal blow to Vancouver’s … – Business in Vancouver

Backers of Augusta Resource Corp (TSE:AZC) (NYSE MKT:AZC) in its fight against hostile takeover bidder Hudbay Minerals (TSE:HBM) has suffered another setback. After the close of trading on May 26…

Portage la Prairie Manitoba Youth Job Centre Open for … – Portage Daily Graphic

The Portage la Prairie Manitoba Youth Job Centre is open once again for the summer! Centres across Manitoba are in their 39th year of successfully supporting youth employment in Manitoba.…

Nunavut residents to vote on municipal land sales in 2016 – Nunatsiaq News

Nunavut’s department of Community and Government Services is working toward a March 2016 plebiscite date to ask Nunavummiut whether they want their municipality to be able to sell land. Under…

Nunavut tables budget with thin $36M surplus – CTV News

IQALUIT, Nunavut — Nunavut has tabled a largely stand-pat budget that forecasts a sliver-thin surplus and focuses on the territory’s continuing and interlocked issues of health and education. “We will…

Baskin-Robbins Seeks Canadian Entrepreneurs for Existing Franchise Opportunities

CANTON, Mass., May 23, 2014  – Baskin-Robbins, the world’s largest chain of ice cream specialty shops, is offering Toronto-area residents the exclusive scoop on how to own their very own Baskin-Robbins franchise. The…

A question of consent – Prince George Citizen

May 26, 2014 The editorial, “Veto Power” (May 20) relayed from the appropriately named newspaper, the Times-Colonist, is wrongheaded in its expectation that a UN Special Rapporteur on the rights…

Ring of Fire a hot topic in Ontario election – CBC

May 26, 2014 Chief, candidates at odds over right to say no First Nations consent is required before the Ring of Fire mining development can go ahead, according to a…

Ontario’s Kathleen Wynne promises $1B for Ring of Fire, with or without Harper’s help – CP

THUNDER BAY, Ont. _ Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne vowed to go ahead and spend $1 billion over the next decade to build a transportation route to the mineral-rich Ring of…

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