FREDERICTON: NB Power Chief Executive Officer Lori Clark has strongly defended the utility’s plan to construct a new natural gas-powered generating station, declaring it the
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Former Air Canada pilot arrested after allegedly flying with fake licence: police
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Massive yacht to arrive in Collingwood Monday
BARRIE: One of the world’s most technologically advanced ocean racing vessels, the EMIRA IV, is scheduled to arrive in the Simcoe County region on Monday,
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Stoney Creek residents file dozens of lawsuits due to stench at GFL landfill
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Tentative agreement reached in eight-week long-term care strike in Nova Scotia
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