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For those who missed the last NDP all-candidates debate in Quebec City earlier this month, Sunday will provide a golden opportunity to miss the next one in Winnipeg. The interminable leadership race is meandering toward its conclusion at the end of next
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While the city of Beaconsfield was recently rebuked in a Quebec Court ruling for its heavy-handedness in dealing with a couple who were upset their hedges and shrubs were damaged by snow clearing operations, Mayor David Pollock defended the city's action
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Jonathan Cheever (back) of the U.S. falls as he crosses the finish line during the men's Snowboard-Cross FIS World Cup competition in Stoneham, Quebec, February 21, 2012. Cheever finished third. View Photo »
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I would say to my friends in Halifax, in Quebec, Ontario, anywhere in Canada, this is our victory. If not for your support I think I cannot reach this moment. But my happiness is not complete.
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The Lac St. Louis Lions open the best-of-five quarterfinals at home on Thursday night against the Séminaire St. François Blizzard. The puck drops at 7: 30 p.m. at the Dollard Civic Centre. The defending playoff champion Lions had a first-round bye and ha
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New Democratic MPs from the West Island and offisland this week issued a statement in support of the Quebec government's request that the federal government chip in funds to make the Train de l'Ouest a reality. Their aim is sound. As Vaudreuil-Soulanges
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I never thought I could get so excited about something I knew so little about, but there I was on Saturday afternoon watching the finals of the CRC Robotics competition at Vanier College. The crowd was loud and enthusiastic and the tension was palpable a
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Canada's Dominique Maltais competes during the women's Snowboard-Cross FIS World Cup competition in Stoneham, Quebec, February 21, 2012. Maltais finished seventh. View Photo »
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Xstrata in Timmins put 700 people out of work after they exported processing jobs across the border into Quebec.
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Pauline Marois has formed a committee of 12 to update the 148 studies over the past 30 years on Quebec sovereignty. She says she is open to adding more members to her committee. In that regard, perhaps she should place a call to the member of Parliament
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MEMBERSHIP IN THE NDP IS UP SHARPLY across the country since October, but the growth is most pronounced in Quebec, where the party ranks swelled from 1,600 to 12,000. Still, most members are in B.C. and Ontario, so it's unclear what the numbers mean for
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Gold medalist Pierre Vaultier, center, of France, flanked by silver medalist Nikolay Olyunin, left, of Russia, and bronze medalist Jonathan Cheever of the United States, smile on the podium at the snowboard cross world cup event, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012 in Stoneham Quebec.
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