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Kerr receives Premier's Medal for Innovation for work in research and development field
Dr. Russell Kerr, left, receives the Premiera s Medal of Innovation from Premier Robert Ghiz during an Innovation P.E.I. ceremony in Charlottetown.
Premier reneged on agreement, affidavit states
Premier Shawn Graham reneged on a verbal agreement with the province's doctors that they could accept a wage freeze after their new four-year deal expired, legal documents filed with the Court of Queen's Bench state.
Malaysia's Anwar faces second sodomy trial
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim faces trial this week on sodomy charges, for the second time in a turbulent political career that has put him within striking distance of seizing power.
Former premier Lougheed disturbed that Alberta's Heritage Fund stagnant
More than 30 years after it was created, Alberta's multibillion-dollar Heritage Savings Trust Fund has become a stagnant pool of money that has failed to achieve one of its primary goals - diversifying the province's boom-bust economy.
Ignatieff can spout the right words but the Liberals are unlikely to gain any support in Alberta
No, they don't have Stephane Dion to kick around anymore. Soon, depending on what verdict Canadians render when we go to mark an X in a few short months, Stephen Harper could rue the day he didn't let the footnote-in-his/Tory opposition coalition take a turn at the wheel.
Charges laid one year after fatal collision
A year after a fatal vehicle accident which took the life of Shana Lee Berryman of Belleisle Creek, RCMP have laid charges against the driver.
Premier to Montreal: Get over it
Montrealers don't know much about Laurent Lessard, who has quietly replaced Natalie Normandeau as Quebec's minister of municipal affairs.
Iceland protests grow, premier vows to stay on
Angry protesters stepped up calls for a new Icelandic government on Wednesday and the country's prime minister said he had the support of his coalition partner.
Eventually, we'll need a new nuke
The uncertainty around the future of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited left Infrastructure Minister George Smitherman no alternative but to call a temporary halt to the province's plans to expand the Darlington nuclear plant.
Ontario, Canada Lauded as North American Wind Power Leader
Ontario, Canada was hailed as North America's wind energy leader recently at an international conference in South Korea, where George Smitherman, Ontario's Deputy Premier and Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, accepted the 2009 World Wind Energy Award.
India joins Russia, China for FX diversification
Suresh Tendulkar, an economic adviser to Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, said he is urging the government to diversify its $264.6 billion foreign-exchange reserves and hold fewer dollars.
EU's Barroso made to wait on re-election vote
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso will have to wait until later this year to find out if he keeps his job, Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt said on Friday.
Latest News : Japan PM's ruling party stares poll defeat in the face
Japan's ruling party under embattled Prime Minister Taro Aso is in disarray and facing the spectre of electoral defeat after more than a half-century of almost unbroken rule, analysts say.
Nobel Prize winning author criticizes Quebec's new hydro project
Critics of a new hydroelectric project in Quebec now have a prominent ally - Nobel Prize-winning author Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio.
No pre-election spending spree for Hungary, says premier
Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai on Friday promised Hungary would maintain strict fiscal discipline right up to the next general election in 2010.
Canadians from all walks of life pay final respects to 25th Gov.-Gen.
France says it wants Quebec's participation in new round of climate talks
France says it wants Quebec to adopt a more prominent role on the world stage in the fight against climate change.
N.S. Premier approves $1.13-billion prebudget spending
Keith Doucette Halifax - The Canadian Press Last updated on Thursday, Jul. 02, 2009 08:33PM EDT W ithout a budget in place, Nova Scotia's fledgling NDP cabinet moved Thursday to authorize $1.13-billion in spending to keep the government functioning until Oct.