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Husky Oil confirms West White Rose project off Newfoundland
The Newfoundland and Labrador government was exultant on Monday, May 29, 2017, as Husky Energy announced it will finally proceed with the multimillion-dollar West White Rose project.
Newfoundland woman heartbroken after local SPCA puts down three-day-old moose
A Newfoundland woman who bottle-fed a baby moose after it got lost in the woods without its mother is reeling after the local SPCA put the animal down.
Maud Lewis painting 'Three Black Cats' auctioned for $36,800
A Maud Lewis painting has been sold for well above its pre-auction estimate for the second time in a month.
Quebec's Charlevoix region to host next year's G7 meetings
Canada will play host to next year's meeting of G7 leaders at a remote luxury resort in the Charlevoix region of Quebec.
Families of missing, murdered women urge critics to get behind national inquiry
Families of missing and murdered women are raising their voices in defence of the national public inquiry as it faces a stream of criticism from advocates and indigenous leaders.
CBC planning to roll out reinvented 'The National' in October
As Peter Mansbridge prepares to bid farewell to "The National," the CBC's flagship news program is looking to possibly enlist multiple hosts for the anchor desk.
Quebec's construction sector hit by mass walkout
A union alliance representing about 175,000 Quebec construction workers has launched an unlimited general strike.
Canadian band Broken Social Scene played Manchester a day after attack
Canadian indie rock band Broken Social Scene has played the first show of their European tour in Manchester.
Ottawa to announce crackdown on boats abandoned on Canadian coasts
Sunken sailboats, derelict ships and rusted out bulk carriers: The abandoned stuff of Maritime pursuits left to sully the country's coastline seem as inescapably tied to our oceans as tides and sand.
Security to be increased at Winnipeg's MTS Centre after Manchester bombing
Security is being enhanced at Winnipeg's MTS Centre in the wake of the fatal bombing at an Ariana Grande show in Manchester, England.