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Talks to resume later this month between province and N.L. doctors: minister
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - The Newfoundland and Labrador government will head back to the bargaining table with the province’s doctors on Sept. 15. Finance Minister Tom Marshall made the announcement today on an open line show on radio station VOCM. The contract talks have often been bitter and have...
Thursday , September 02, 2010
Environment Ministry ends smog alerts in southern Ontario, temperatures to fall
TORONTO - The provincial Environment Ministry has cancelled smog alerts across much of southern Ontario. The alerts were issued earlier in the week as humidex values ? combining temperature and humidity ? reached into the low 40s. Heat alerts were also issued in many communities. Hamilton ca...
Thursday , September 02, 2010
New Brunswick Tories promise increased funding for amateur sports, if elected
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick’s Conservative leader says he’ll boost funding for amateur sports if his party is elected Sept. 27. David Alward says a Tory government would increase amateur sports funding every year for the next four years, including a 25 per cent increase in the first provinci...
Thursday , September 02, 2010
New Brunswick Liberals promise to add air ambulance in province’s north
CHARLO, N.B. - New Brunswick Premier Shawn Graham says he’ll add an air ambulance in the north of the province, if his Liberal government is re-elected Sept. 27. Graham says the new air ambulance would be based in Charlo. A statement issued by Graham did not provide an estimate on how much t...
Thursday , September 02, 2010
N.S. health official warns of possible toxin-producing algae bloom in lake
HALIFAX - Residents of Nova Scotia’s Inverness County are being advised to take precautions when using Lake Ainslie because of a possible algae bloom. Bill Rideout of the Department of Health Promotion and Protection said Wednesday the algae bloom hasn’t been confirmed but the timing is iden...
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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