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• Rick Hillier lashes out at politicians absent for ISIL vote

  "Some of those who are elected to political office, in our Parliament, as our leaders should be ashamed today," the former Chief of the Defence ...

• At the pumps Feb. 6: Gas prices steady, diesel prices jump

  Diesel prices, however, have made a leap up roughly seven cents litre. Here are the pump prices for Western Nova Scotia for the week of Feb. ...

• TC Media newsrooms mourn passing of Kevin McIntosh

  McIntosh, age 64, had cancer and just retired last month after an active and busy career. At the time of his retirement, he was the content ...

• NB: Mt. Allison faculty association pressures university to divest fossil fuel investments

  “Fossil fuel industries including oil are industries of the past. The urgency of dealing with global warming means these are no longer good ...

• NS: Gas prices drop across province, hovering above $1 for regular

  Halifax/Hants Regular: 101.7Diesel: 114.5Kings/LunenburgRegular: 102.2Diesel: 115.1Eastern AnnapolisRegular: ...

• CFIB proposes permanent solutions to chronic labour shortages

  [TORONTO, ON] - In a new report released today, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) calls for the Temporary Foreign Worker ...

• Transcontinental Inc. sells consumer magazines to TVA Group Inc.

  [MONTREAL, QC] - Transcontinental Inc. has announced today that it is selling its consumer magazines and their websites, as well as all related ...

• Survey reveals top annoying buzzwords, phrases at work: Are you guilty?

  [HALIFAX, NS] - While today's workplace is awash with buzzwords and clichés, certain terms and phrases are more common — and grating — than ...

• Merger official: Murphy’s, Ambassatours join forces to create Canada’s largest sightseeing tour company

  [HALIFAX, NS] - Atlantic Canadian motor coach and tour company Ambassatours Gray Line has officially announced that it will welcome Murphy’s The ...

• NB: New Brunswick government reaches deal with Chaleur Sawmills

  [BELLEDUNE, NB] – The provincial government has reached an agreement with Chaleur Sawmills which will see it receive an additional 30,000 cubic ...