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Live coverage: Former PM Brian Mulroney lying-in-state in Ottawa
Follow along as Canadians pay their last respects to Brian Mulroney, Canada's 18th prime minister, at the Sir John A. Macdonald Building in Ottawa on March 19 and 20, 2024.
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Winter fights back with cold, winds, snow as spring officially begins in Ontario
Much colder than normal temperatures kick off spring in Ontario, with strong and gusty winds, snow showers, and bands of lake-effect snow this week
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Financial incentives not enough to retain nurses, critics say
As British Columbia attempts to entice nurses to work in rural and remote communities, some say financial incentives don't go far enough to adequately address the ongoing nursing shortage. Christina Rogers, a registered nurse in Terrace, B.C., who specializes in labour and delivery, says the lack of resources in communities like hers could make potential nurses think twice before deciding to move for work. She says the small size of her team means more work and more responsibility for those on s
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Summerside updates affordable housing incentive, rebates on property tax
The City of Summerside is making changes to its affordable housing incentive program in the wake of a review, and is highlighting exactly what developers who build affordable housing in the city can expect.Council voted unanimously to make changes to the program on Monday night."It's something the city does in order to promote the development of affordable housing in our community," said Summerside Mayor Dan Kutcher."The goal here is to try to encourage the development of affordable housing in o
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VideoHouse of Commons pays tribute to Brian Mulroney
MPs in the House of Commons paid tribute to the late former prime minister Brian Mulroney while his wife and four children looked on. The speeches kick off a week of remembrance as Mulroney lies in state near Parliament Hill.
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Moncton council confirms it will keep RCMP, votes down public consultation
Moncton council on Monday ratified keeping the Codiac Regional RCMP and rejected delaying that decision to consult the public first.The 6-5 votes came after an hour of at times tense debate that capped a policing review launched in 2021. The vote tally was the same as when councillors debated the issue Feb. 26 at a committee meeting. Committee votes must be ratified at later council meetings, which led to a resumption of the debate Monday.Coun. Daniel Bourgeois questioned why fellow council memb
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VideoShowBiz Minute: Keith, Grande, Mercury
Toby Keith honored posthumously into Country Music Hall of Fame; Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez are officially divorced; London home Freddie Mercury bought in 1980 is for sale. (March 19)