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Old City Hall restoration about preserving Calgary heritage, says project lead
It’s a labour of love for Darrel Bell. As acting facility management director, the Old City Hall restoration project is about paying respect to
Quebec government announces $2.5 billion to support local food industry
The Quebec government is hoping to give a boost to the province’s food growers in both local and international markets and will invest $2.5
Storm blew historic building to Canada; Maine wants it back
LUBEC, Maine — A fishing-industry building on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places is half-submerged in waters near a Canadian island, and conservationists
Vote for Ontario’s Worst Roads
Ottawa motorists have a chance to vent about the worst roads on the commute. Voting opens today for the CAA Worst Roads campaign. Ottawa’s
Europe weather: U.K. army sent out; Dutch ice skate on canals
LONDON — Britain’s military was deployed to central and western England on Friday to help get hospital employees to work and to assist police
Research uncovers new link between head trauma, CTE, and ALS
Researchers at Western University believe they have found a common link between the degenerative brain condition CTE, and a variant of ALS, or Lou
Hospice society throws birthday party for 102-year-old man – Edmonton
Many of people are lucky to be alive, but it’s been about more than luck for Tom Richards as he celebrates his 102nd birthday
20,000 part-time college workers vote to unionize
Approximately 20,000 part-time support staff at the province’s colleges have voted to join the Ontario Public Service Employees Union. OPSEU says 84 per cent
Fire victim receives support from residents in Wynyard and Elfros
People in Saskatchewan’s Wynyard and Elfros area are working together to help a man who lost everything in a fire. Paul Botts home in