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Ontario Students and Workers Applaud Dr. Morgentaler CNW Group The Ontario Federation of Labour and the Canadian Federation of Students-Ontario applaud the appointment of Dr. Henry Morgentaler as a Member of the Order of Canada. ...
Canada Post modernization plans worry workers CBC News Postal workers in Winnipeg are raising concerns about a plan to modernize mail delivery that could see them spending less time sorting the mail and more time on the streets. When the Crown...
Biggest Bengali show in Toronto from Friday Toronto News.Net The 28th annual North American Bengali Conference begins here Friday. Over 6,000 people from North America, India, Europe and the Gulf will attend the three-day conference billed as the biggest Bengali cultural show outside of West Bengal.
Ontario Wineries Score Big CNW Group Secret Shopper program results revealed A secret shopper program conducted at Ontario wineries across the province reveals that most wineries are exceeding quality ...
Stats Canada Data Underscores Need to Inject CNW Group According to Statistics Canada's biennial report on the waste management industry, Ontario consumers and businesses are sending more waste to landfills, despite growing...
Government of Canada supports Vancouver women CNW Group Women and girls in the Vancouver area will be empowered, gain new skills and be better able to leave abusive relationships, thanks to Government of Canada support. ...
Canada Economic Development - Media Advisory CNW Group Representatives of the media are invited to a news conference during which the Honourable Jean-Pierre Blackburn, Minister of Labour and Minister of Canada...
Hardworking Ontario citizens send message to Premier CNW Group Hundreds of people from all walks of life have signed their names to a letter to the Premier of Ontario urging him to avoid the decimation of the province's forestry...
Ontario woman gains East Coast accent following stroke CBC News A fascinating case of foreign accent syndrome recently cropped up in southwestern Ontario, says a new report published by researchers at McMaster University. The rare syndrome affects people who...
Toronto Conference to illuminate the mystery of death CNW Group Tyndale University College will host the 5th Biennial International Meaning Conference on The world's leading authorities on death and dying will be gathered in...
Canada growth rate seen halved but no recession Reuters High commodity prices will help Canada avoid a recession this year but a U.S. slump will pull down economic growth to 1.4 percent, about half last year's rate and below...
Ontario Boosts Festival Funding To Draw More Visitors CNW Group Mcguinty Government Supporting Festivals And Events Across The Province NEWS Summer festivals and events across the province generate millions of dollars for the...
Ontario Pursues Next Generation Of Biofuels CNW Group Mcguinty Government Supporting Innovation-Driven Economy NEWS The Government of Ontario is supporting the province's innovation-driven economy by providing $7.5 million...
Ontario Improving Highway 118 This Summer CNW Group Mcguinty Government Helps Municipalities Keep Their Roads In Good Repair NEWS Ontario will repair Highway 118 this summer to improve driving conditions for the more...
Hillier marks last day as Canada CTV View larger image Outgoing Chief of the Defence Staff General Rick Hillier shakes hands with a war veteran at Canada Day celebrations on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday 2008. (Sean...
In Canada, Starbucks will perk along as normal CTV The Associated Press - - Things will continue perking at all Starbucks in Canada. The coffee company says none of the 640 company operated outlets in this country are being...
Ottawa man charged with possession of Ontario holograph C News A 56-year-old Ottawa man is facing counterfeit-related charges after sheets with Ontario's holographic design were found at Ottawa's airport. Officers with the Canada Border Services...
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