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Blair says he ‘expected’ CSIS warrants to be dealt with ‘promptly’ | EnvoyPost
The former public safety minister said he approved a warrant to investigate longtime Liberal powerbroker the day he was presented…
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Victoria Chinatown Museum to be made permanent | EnvoyPost
What was intended as a temporary exhibit in Victoria’s Fan Tan Alley will now be made permanent, and be named…
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‘I will not be silenced’: Calgary radio host attack caught on CCTV | EnvoyPost
A Calgary radio host is speaking out after he was attacked outside a banquet hall in northeast Calgary over the…
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Saskatchewan increases minimum wage to $15 an hour | EnvoyPost
Saskatchewan increased its minimum wage to $15 an hour Tuesday. The province continues to have Canada’s lowest minimum wage, alongside…
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Basement boom in Brampton causing local tensions and frustrations | EnvoyPost
A growing number of Brampton, Ont., residents are expressing frustration with city officials over basement renovation projects they say are…
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Manitoba stakeholders concerned as federal government tosses apprenticeship grants | EnvoyPost
Apprentices, and employers, are wondering what’s next after federal apprenticeship incentive programs have been put on the chopping block.
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NDP pledges rapid transit link as mayors push for cure to North Shore gridlock | EnvoyPost
The mayors of two North Shore municipalities say transit must be a top election priority, and want a funding commitment…
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Moose Jaw Police Service superintendent fired, police tight-lipped on reason | EnvoyPost
Taylor Mickleborough was relieved from duty recently, but both he and the Moose Jaw police remain tight-lipped about the situation
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From broken walls to destroyed computers: Vandals wreak havoc at Fredericton library | EnvoyPost
Residents are reeling after the discovery of extensive vandalism at the Fredericton Public Library. Many people say it’s about more…
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No more automatic visas for public college graduates ‘jeopardizes’ economy: Colleges Ontario | EnvoyPost
In mid-September, Marc Miller announced a further reduction in the number of international students and a move to ‘better align’…
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