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Windsor, Ont., construction company helping to build on Ground Zero in

Article online since May 15th 2008
WINDSOR, Ont. - A construction company from Windsor, Ont., has been chosen to help build a new structure on the Ground Zero site in New York City. Collavino Construction has secured the cement contract to build the Freedom Tower. It's a four-year project that will see the company pour 190,000...
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Claims, counter-claims fly over bitter cottage dispute with First Nations, Ottawa

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TORONTO - A legal battle that has left dozens of heart-broken cottagers barred from their cherished summer retreats on Ontario's Georgian Bay has descended into a nasty three-way fight involving them, a First Nation group and the federal government. In response to a $50-million lawsuit filed...
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Vcr police lawyer says racism allegations in freezing death not based in fact

Article online since May 15th 2008
VANCOUVER - A lawyer for the Vancouver Police Department says allegations of a coverup and racism in an aboriginal man's freezing death have rocked the force. In testimony before a public inquiry Thursday, Sean Hern blamed a senior lawyer from the Office of the Police Complaint Commission for...
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Ont. politicians overwhelmingly support compensation for Steven Truscott

Ont. politicians overwhelmingly support compensation for Steven Truscott

Article online since May 15th 2008
TORONTO - Expert recommendations on whether Ontario should support compensation for Steven Truscott has yet to be disclosed, but the province voted in favour of the idea in a symbolic motion Thursday. A private member's motion from Guelph Liberal Liz Sandals to support compensation received...
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Cost of new federal defence strategy unclear; opposition wants details

Cost of new federal defence strategy unclear; opposition wants details

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OTTAWA - The exact cost of the federal government's new defence strategy remained unclear Thursday, although it appeared to be much higher than the $30 billion announced three days earlier by Prime Minister Stephen Harper. The opposition pounced on the lack of clarity to accuse the government...

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