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Indy Car and F1 legend to make a stop in Chaleur region this month
He'll be at CTR Tire in Bathurst for a meet and greet with fans on Wednesday, September 27th. -
Federal Grits pressed to explain stance on missile defence
Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan's office says ballistic missiles are only one threat being discussed as Canada and the U-S look to modernize North America's aging early-warning air defence system. -
Quebec City's mayor says right-wing protesters cooperative but still not welcome
Regis Labeaume thanked members of the right-wing group, La Meute, or, The Pack, for collaborating with police but added that the city wants nothing to do with them and, quote, ``their world doesn't interest us.'' -
Assembly of First Nations weighs in on NAFTA talks
Chief Perry Bellegarde says Indigenous Peoples were left out of North American free trade discussions of the 1990s, adding he is pleased to see Ottawa is working to change that. -
Doctors have role in improving health of Canada's most vulnerable populations, says Health Minister
The outgoing C-M-A president, Dr. Granger Avery, says the organization agrees with the need to work with government and other health providers. -
All-time highs in spending predicted following review of seniors benefit program
Canada's chief actuary writes in his report that program spending is projected to hit about 247-billion dollars by 2060.
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Bathurst keeps status quo regarding Halloween.
Posted by MAX 104.9 FM on 8/22/2017 10:46:12 AM
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Bathurst mayor and MLA unveil plans for commemorative Canada 150 park in downtown area;
Quebec City's mayor says right-wing protesters cooperative but still not welcome. -
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