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Brian Mulroney state funeral details set. What to know

Canadians will have opportunities to pay tribute to former prime minister Brian Mulroney before his state funeral in Montreal later this month, officials say. Mulroney, 84, died in Florida “peacefully and surrounded by family” last Thursday, his daughter Caroline said. He served as the country’s 18th prime minister, leading the …

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Protest that prompted cancellation of PM’s reception under review: Toronto Police

Investigators with the Toronto Police are reviewing whether illegal activity occurred during a weekend protest that led to the cancellation of a reception hosted by the prime minister for a visiting G7 leader, the force said Sunday. The Saturday evening event at the Art Gallery of Ontario was meant to …

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Brian Mulroney instrumental in freeing Edmonton mayor from wrongful imprisonment in India

Brian Mulroney is being remembered by politicians in Alberta from both sides of the aisle as a dedicated statesman who helped others. Calgary Nose Hill MP Michelle Rempel Garner was flying from Ottawa to Calgary when she got the news that the former prime minister had died. “It was a …

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Former Winnipeg mayor, Brian Bowman, sworn-in as judge – Winnipeg

A familiar face has been sworn-in to the Court of the King’s Bench. Friday afternoon, former Winnipeg mayor, Brian Bowman, officially took a seat as a judge in the court. “In addition to his professional experience, Justice Bowman has demonstrated himself to be a generous community volunteer and has been …

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Blue box program in area will no longer be managed by Waterloo Region

Descrease article font size Increase article font size Waterloo Region says there will be a shift in the way blue box materials are handled although there will be little change to how it will affect residents. As part of a push from the province, the program will no longer be …

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‘It’s time to open Portage and Main’: Winnipeg mayor wants pedestrian crossing in 2025 – Winnipeg

Winnipeg’s mayor says it’s time to re-open the city’s most famous intersection to pedestrian traffic. Scott Gillingham spoke to media Friday morning about the future of Portage and Main, and said a city report has found that a much-needed replacement to the waterproof membrane that protects the underground pedestrian concourse …

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Brian Mulroney death: Quebec mourns one of its own ‘transformational’ leaders

Brian Mulroney, Canada’s 18th prime minister and one of the country’s consequential leaders, is being remembered by politicians of all stripes as “transformational” and as a “very sincere man who was honest and direct.” Tributes came pouring in from across his home province of Quebec as the country learned about …

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Alberta child-care providers to receive 80% of monthly claims at start of each month

Beginning March 1, Alberta child-care providers will receive 80 per cent of their monthly claim at the beginning of each month. The province announced the move Friday morning, after child-care providers voiced concerns about the timing of their payments. It translates to about $84 million in payments to more than …

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Credit rating agency says new funding for Ontario universities a ‘stop gap’

Ontario’s recent post-secondary funding announcement is only a “stop gap” that will still leave universities struggling, and which may end up hurting the student experience, a global credit rating agency said Wednesday. DBRS Morningstar wrote in a commentary that the three-year, $1.3-billion package announced this week by Colleges and Universities …

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Public Health Ontario staff awarded retroactive pay as Bill 124 compensation

By Staff The Canadian Press Posted February 28, 2024 4:41 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Employees of Public Health Ontario labs are set to receive an additional 5.25 per cent in pay increases to compensate for a provincial wage restraint law that was …

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