Fallout over N.B. tourism minister's ouster continues CBC New Brunswick Liberal Stuart Jamieson resigned from cabinet on Friday night after telling Premier Shawn Graham he thought the deal should be put to a referendum. (CBC) | The Liberal government is dealing with fallout from Stuart Jamieson's resignation over his refusal to support the proposed NB Powe...
Skype on iPhone may signal end of voice plans CBC Analysts believe it's only a matter of time before cellphone companies start offering data-only options for smartphones such as the iPhone. | The death of cellphone voice plans may be on the horizon as internet calling service Skype will soon be available over iPhone cellular connections. | David Po...
CAW disputes Timmins closures CBC | The CAW is calling on the federal and Ontario governments to push Xstrata PLC to justify its decision to shutter parts of its Kidd Mine in Timmins, Ont. | The mining giant said last December that it plans to closes its copper and zinc operations in...
Controversy over asbestos exports continues to dog Quebec premier in India Breitbart THE CANADIAN PRESS NEW DELHI - Controversy over asbestos exports continued to dog Quebec Premier Jean Charest right up to the very last day of a trade mission to India. | Indian unions and other groups twice called on Charest during the week-long mis...
Downtown parking tax scares business owners CBC | Some business owners in downtown Montreal say they are worried about the city's new parking lot tax. | A coalition of business leaders from the Metropolitan Board of Trade, the city's restaurant association and real estate sector say the new tax wi...
Skype on iPhone may signal end of voice plans CBC Analysts believe it's only a matter of time before cellphone companies start offering data-only options for smartphones such as the iPhone. | The death of cellphone voice plans may be on the horizon as internet calling service Skype will soon be avai...
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Rebuilding Haiti 'will take years' Al Jazeera | Rebuilding Haiti's shattered infrastructure in the aftermath of the January 12 earthquake could take 10 years, delegates at a conference aimed at securing long-term aid for the c...
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PQ wants no new taxes in 2010 budget CBC | The Parti Québécois is urging the province's Liberal government to not raise taxes and hold off on user fees in its next provincial budget. | PQ Leader Pauline Marois wrapped up a two-day caucus retreat in the Eastern Townships on Thursday with h...
Thrice the fun Mumbai Mirror | After Apne, Dharmendra and his two sons Sunny and Bobby will star together in Samir Karnik's Yamala Pagla Deewana. | The title is obviously inspired by the famous song Main jat yamala pagla deewana from Dharmendra's 1975 blockbuster Pratiggya. Karnik says, "I know Dharamji, Sunny and Bobby have worked together earlier in Apne but that was an emot...
![Saint John, New Brunswick's skyline at dusk. Saint John is the largest city in the province of New Brunswick, and the oldest incorporated city in Canada.[3][4] The city is situated along the north shore of the Bay of Fundy at the mouth of the Saint John River. In 2006 the city proper had a population of 68,043.](http://cdn8.wn.com/vp/i/2f/b49d7dded28143.jpg)
