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Iqaluit Housing Authority brings in replacement workers during strike
The Iqaluit Housing Authority has brought in replacement workers to do the jobs of unionized employees who are on strike, saying it's necessary in order to make sure critical issues for tenants are addressed.
Federal government spending $6.6M on caribou conservation in Nunavut
The federal government is investing $6.6 million over four years to aid the Nunavut government's research and monitoring activities of 13 caribou herds in the territory.
Iqaluit Housing Authority staff give notice of potential strike
The Nunavut Employees Union has given the Iqaluit Housing Authority a 72-hour strike action notice — meaning they could strike as early as Friday if the housing authority doesn't come back to the table with a new offer.
Dozens ticketed, 7 arrested in 'unacceptable' Panda Game aftermath, say police
The arrests and tickets came as the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees defeated the Carleton Ravens 37-7 in the annual football game.
Transit advocates frustrated by possible western LRT extension delay
Light rail construction program director Michael Morgan outlined the potential delay in a quarterly update memo to Ottawa city council.
Brown says he won't run for the Conservatives if Poilievre wins the leadership
Brampton, Ont. Mayor Patrick Brown said Thursday he won't run for the federal Conservatives if his main rival for the leadership, Pierre Poilievre, wins the party's top job in the September leadership election.
Cleanup underway in Ottawa one week after powerful storm
City officials, residents and volunteers are out this weekend, cleaning up debris one week after a major storm tore through the region.
Wily coyote sneaks quick dip in Ottawa woman's pool
Having been without power since a major storm swept through Ottawa last Saturday, Van De Wolfshaar was boiling water on her barbecue to make a cup of coffee yesterday morning when she heard an unexpected racket.
Cleanup underway in Ottawa one week after powerful storm
City officials, residents and volunteers are out this weekend, cleaning up debris one week after a major storm tore through the region.
Kingston grieves loss of 4 Royal Military College cadets
Kingston Mayor Bryan Paterson says his community is feeling a combination of shock and grief over the loss of four Royal Military College cadets who died after their vehicle went into the water on campus early Friday.