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Graduation ceremonies should steer clear of ‘divisive or contentious issues,’ says Ontario memo to school boards
The memo, signed by Education Minister Paul Calandra and addressed to educators and school board staff, warns that failure by school boards to meet those expectations “poses a real risk to student well-being.”
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OHL says Chatham-Kent would get expansion team if it builds big enough arena
Bryan Crawford, the league’s commissioner, says the average seating capacity at OHL arenas is around 5,000, and that they cost in the range of $150-$200 million to build.
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No limits on notwithstanding clause, Quebec government argues
OTTAWA — There should be no new limits on the use of the notwithstanding clause even if a “tyrant” could one day take power and use it to run roughshod on fundamental rights, the Quebec government told Canada’s top court amid a challenge to Quebec’s secularism law. “It is not the role of the court…
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Manitoba to cut PST at grocery stores in new budget: premier
Provincial taxes will be taken off more grocery store items under Manitoba’s next budget, Premier Wab Kinew says.
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Four premiers demand more say in federal judicial appointments
OTTAWA — Four premiers have sent a letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney asking for more collaboration in federal judicial appointments in their provinces. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Quebec Premier François Legault signed a joint letter released on Tuesday, which called for judicial appointments to courts…
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National Bank CEO pushes for Keystone XL revival and Eastern energy corridor
The Keystone XL pipeline should be revived immediately and there is a strong case to be made for an energy corridor in eastern Canada including Quebec, the chief executive of National Bank of Canada told an industry event Tuesday. “We need to revive Keystone right now,” Laurent Ferreira said at his bank’s annual financial services…
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Glenn Copeland: Beneath the ice, Canada’s strategic future is taking shape
As Canada prepares for the next generation of its maritime defence capabilities, attention is naturally focused on the ships and submarines that will safeguard the country’s vast waters across three oceans. Yet an equally important question lies beneath the surface: where will the technologies that power and sustain these vessels be developed, integrated and maintained…
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Dollarama hikes dividend despite bad weather putting damper on sales
Canadian discount giant Dollarama Inc. raised its dividend Tuesday despite bad weather hitting store traffic during the fourth quarter. The retailer announced it was raising its quarterly dividend to 12 cents per share, up from 10.58 cents per share while releasing results for the quarter ending Feb. 1. Shares dropped more than 7 per cent…
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City of Hamilton fined $600K for 26-year sewage leak into Hamilton Harbour
The City of Hamilton says it remains committed to improving wastewater and stormwater systems after being slapped with a $600,000 fine for sewage leaking into the Hamilton Harbour for 26 years.
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Air Canada co-pilot killed in crash identified by Ontario College as Mackenzie Gunther
The co-pilot of the Air Canada flight that collided with a fire truck at LaGuardia airport on Sunday night has been identified as Mackenzie Gunther, a graduate of Seneca Polytechnic in Toronto. “Seneca mourns the loss of alumnus Mackenzie Gunther in the aviation accident at LaGuardia Airport in New York yesterday,” the school said in…