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Sen. Mike Duffy back on Parliament Hill after sensational acquittal
Mike Duffy is back on Parliament Hill after keeping a low profile during his long−running legal odyssey.
Pierre Karl Peladeau stepping down as PQ leader for family reasons
Parti Quebecois Leader Pierre Karl Peladeau announced his immediate departure from politics on Monday, less than a year after he was hailed by many as the saviour of the sovereigntist movement.
'Justin, just give it a rest,' Obama jokes at White House dinner
President Barack Obama squeezed in a Justin Trudeau joke at his final White House Correspondents' Dinner roast.
TransCanada profits dip
The energy company reported a first-quarter profit of $252 million, down from a year ago, as it was hit by a number of one-time charges
Imperial Oil loses $101 million in last quarter
"Recognizing the uncertain market conditions, particularly in the upstream, our focus remains on what we can control," Imperial chairman and chief executive Rich Kruger said in a statement.
Quebec beekeeper stung by theft of five million bees from field worth $200,000
The bees and hives are worth about $200,000. As of Thursday no arrests have been made, Quebec provincial police said.
National Energy Board introduces rules on treating whistleblower complaints
“We want to avoid having those kind of one off conversations where we have coffee and things like that,” NEB vice-president of operations Chris Loewen told a whistleblower