Mining firm reaches deal with Quebec Innu
A company planning to mine for iron ore in western Labrador and eastern Quebec said Friday it has reached a deal with Quebec Innu to remove barricades to proposed sites.
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Harper ‘Bloc bashing’: MP
The Bloc Québécois MP who accused the prime minister of sending propaganda to high school students says Stephen Harper is taking the opportunity to indulge in “Bloc bashing.”
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Soldiers’ children pay a toll, NFB doc shows
Children of Soldiers, which premiered Thursday at the Montreal World Film Festival, chronicles the toll on children of having parents serving overseas in Afghanistan.
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Haiti revisited
Starting today, 50 photos by 15 Quebec photojournalists – including three who work for The Gazette – will be displayed on banners hung from the ceiling of the fifth floor of the Just for Laughs Museum, on St. Laurent Blvd.
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Autoposy scheduled for drowned fisherman
An autopsy has been scheduled Friday to determine the cause of death Wednesday evening of Hubert Lenoir, 61, Geneviève Guilbault of the Quebec coroner’s office said Thursday afternoon.
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Autoposy scheduled for drowned fisherman
An autopsy has been scheduled Friday to determine the cause of death Wednesday evening of Hubert Lenoir, 61, Geneviève Guilbault of the Quebec coroner’s office said Thursday afternoon.
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Autoposy scheduled for drowned fisherman
Bellemare countersues Charest for $900,000
The personal hostilities between Marc Bellemare and Premier Jean Charest escalated yet again Thursday as Bellemare filed a counter lawsuit against Charest that seeks $900,000 in damages.
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Bellemare countersues Charest for $900,000
The personal hostilities between Marc Bellemare and Premier Jean Charest escalated yet again Thursday as Bellemare filed a counter lawsuit against Charest that seeks $900,000 in damages.
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Bellemare countersues Charest for $900,000
Peshdary to seek bail at hearing
An Ottawa man who was detained during an RCMP probe into an alleged homegrown terrorism plot will be back in court on Friday for a bail hearing on unrelated charges.
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MSO’s Nagano extends contract
The Montreal Symphony Orchestra’s musical director, Kent Nagano, has extended his contract for another three years.
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