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• Northern Pulp workers brace for life after the paper mill closes

  The closure of Northern Pulp is expected to have a wide-ranging economic impact right across the province and impact workers like Tina Hicks.

  Canada

  Jan 22, 2020
  
• Industrial activities should be prohibited in marine protected areas, says federal panel

  The panel recommends the federal government adopt standards developed by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, which prohibits industrial activities in marine protected areas.

  Canada

  Oct 16, 2018
  
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• B.C. minister of forests shuts down Trump after comments on lumber imports

  BC's Minister of Forests is shooting back at President Donald Trump's comments that Canadian lumber products are "ridiculous."

  Aug 17, 2018
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• Kingston Buskers Rendezvous kicks off with a bang at Confederation Park

  The community gathered at Confederation Park to watch a range of street performers, everyone from clowns to fire-spinners to a cross-section of unique — and uniquely talented — musicians.

  Canada

  Jul 5, 2018
• Supporters of N.B. teen turn on porch lights across North America to remember her

  Hundreds of members of a Facebook group dedicated to her #BeccaToldMeTo movement said they were turning on their porch lights Sunday evening in her honour, in places like California, Arizona, Texas, Florida and across Canada.

  Canada

  Feb 19, 2018
• Sisters of former soldier call for inquiry after high-profile murder suicide in Nova Scotia

  The sisters are making it clear they are furious about what they say is a lack of disclosure from the RCMP, Veterans Affairs Canada, National Defence and the province's health authority.

  Canada

  Jun 15, 2017