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Saputo, Kraft appeal court ruling upholding federal cheese regulations
Chairman of the Board of Saputo Lino Saputo addresses the company's AGM in Laval, Que., Wednesday July 6, 2008.
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Midland potential port for historic steamship
The S.S. Norisle, a 215-foot-long steamship owned by the Township of Assiginack on Manitoulin Island, has not cruised the Great Lakes in almost 35 years.
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Research calls for better assessment of tests for tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and malaria
A rapid and accurate diagnosis is the first step towards treatment in the fight against infectious disease.
Derailment affects Quebec Via routes
Passenger rail service has been suspended between Montreal and Senneterre as well as JonquiA re and Montreal because of an 11-car CN freight train derailment near Saint-Tite. The accident late Saturday caused extensive damage to a railway bridge 50 kilometres north of Trois-RiviA res.
Canadian Warship to Begin Counter-Piracy Operation
The deployment of the Halifax-based frigate is called Operation SAIPH. "The Government of Canada is proud of the significant contributions to global maritime security being made by our men and women in uniform.
VC became too much for storied Van Doo
Paul Triquet was 33 and a captain in Canada's Royal 22nd Regiment when, on Dec. 14, 1943 in Italy, he and the tattered remains of his C Company - 81 men strong when the day began but reduced to just 14 by dusk - successfully held their foothold throughout the night at a farmhouse called Casa Berardi as overwhelming numbers of German snipers, ...
Latinos React to New Bishop Announcement
A new Roman Catholic bishop will officially take over the Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese in January - and Hispanic parishioners at St.
Canadian woman loses benefits over Facebook photo
A Canadian woman on long-term sick leave for depression says she lost her benefits because her insurance agent found photos of her on Facebook in which she appeared to be having fun.
Stanford investors to Antigua: Remove liquidator
ST. JOHN'S, Antigua - A group of investors is urging an Antiguan court to remove a British accounting firm appointed to collect assets of a Caribbean offshore bank at the center of an alleged Ponzi scheme by Texas financier R. Allen Stanford.
Pope appoints new bishop to Nova Scotia diocese
The Vatican has announced a new bishop will oversee the Catholic Church in Antigonish, N.S., replacing Raymond Lahey, who is facing child pornography charges.
Bombardier's C-Series Aircraft Wing Manufacturing Facility Gets Under Way in Belfast
Bombardier Aerospace today celebrated another major milestone in the CSeries aircraft programme as construction got under way on its new state-of-the-art aircraft wing manufacturing and assembly facility in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Sovereigntists campaign to nullify English schooling ruling
A coalition of Quebec nationalists and sovereignist groups Monday launched a public campaign to nullify the effect of a recent Supreme Court of Canada ruling on English-language schooling in the province.
Don't put eggs in one basket, Ottawa tells arts groups
Don't put eggs in one basket, Ottawa tells arts groups Heritage Minister James Moore speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Friday, March 27, 2009.
Farmers targeted in alleged fraud
The RCMP is seeking the public's help as it continues to investigate the case of a man who is alleged to have bilked two Quebec farmers out of approximately $3 million by posing as a federal civil servant.
200 calves die in Quebec farm fire
MONTREAL a ' Two hundred grain-fed calves perished in a fire at a farm Tuesday morning in Ange Gardien, about 75 kilometres southeast of Montreal.
Internal border report warned of violence if guards armed on Mohawk land
Canadian divorce rate unlikely to drop: report
First, the good news: that statistic that half of all marriages end in divorce? Not true, according to a new report on divorce released Thursday by the Vanier Institute of the Family.
New Action democratique du Quebec leader faces a mountainous challenge
Gerard Deltell, the new leader of the Action democratique du Quebec, faces a mountain to climb in re-establishing the crippled party as a credible political force.
Feds eye move into battle over TV-cable fees
Grant Robertson Gatineau, Que. - Globe and Mail Update Published on Tuesday, Nov.
Gazette reporter wins justice journalism award
Montreal Gazette justice reporter Sue Montgomery has won the 2009 Judith Jasmin Prize, Quebec's most prestigious journalism award.