2 hrs ago | Scotsman.com
Harry Dobson eyes more mines in Canada
A GOLD and copper exploration company chaired by Scottish mining magnate Harry Dobson is poised to hit the acquisition trail on Canada's eastern seaboard after profitably relaunching a mine in Newfoundland.
6 hrs ago | The Waterloo Region Record
This Old Thing: Marine diorama should sell for about $800
Q. I acquired this relief-carved picture of a ship from my father, who told me it hung for many years on the wall of his uncle's house on Miscou Island in northern New Brunswick.
10 hrs ago | PanArmenian Network
Archbishop hails rule of law in Armenian armed forces
"The army is a big institution and shortcomings are inevitable there. We need to think of ways to educate our children," the archbishop told a press conference, hailing the relations between the church and the armed forces.
15 hrs ago | Hamilton Mountain News
Snowflakes, amazing landscape greet cyclist on cross-country trek
For determined, 24-year-old McMaster University student Kyle Chevalier, you man up, show your Canadian spirit, throw on some snow tires and soldier on.
19 hrs ago | Dalhousie News
Bringing community into health care
Every spring and fall, we profile just a few of our amazing graduates in our convocation handout.
Contractor builds second business to retain talented workers
Drew Fraser wanted the name Can-Tech Construction Ltd. to be synonymous with quality.
In the Arctic, Canada is all bark and no bite
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The Resurgence of the Knitted Look - A Pattern for Fashion Success
The archetype of knits belonging alongside antiquated domestic drudgery and the art of housewifery has been dispelled for good.
Prince Charles and Camilla' helicopter makes emergency landing
The Sun reported on May 23, 2013, that Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camilla while going from London to the Hay Literacy Festival in Powys via airplane had a scary experience due to an emergency landing.
MP visits Uley community store
THE COMMUNITY store in Uley had another important visitor when their member of parliament popped in to see how the volunteer-run enterprise was doing.
Prince of Wales to visit Armenia
Charles, Prince of Wales, will be visiting Armenia on May 28-30 at the invitation of "Yerevan, My Love" charitable foundation.
Shotgun Jimmie wooed by Manitoba winter
When I was living in warmer climates, I didn't spend as much time outdoors as I do in Manitoba.
Dal's new Trudeau Scholar seeks to break down barriers
"I believe that an Arts degree encourages creative and independent thought, allowing us to explore and understand the various dimensions of social and economic problems." Dave Morgan, a Dalhousie doctoral candidate, is an exceptional student to say the least.
Byrne wants to know federal NDP's position on Qalipu enrolment
Gerry Byrne held a meeting at the Pepsi Centre Thursday, May 16, 2013 to talk about the Qalipu Mi'kmaq agreement.
Atlantic hurricane season forecast to be busy
Residents evacuate their flooded neighborhood in LaPlace, La. as Hurricane Isaac staggered toward central Louisiana on Aug.
Fitch faces new questions over trust fund use
The Alward government is continuing to face questions over its decision to siphon $4 million from the Environmental Trust Fund to pay for flood damage in Perth-Andover. Critics from the Liberals and NDP say using the money to move flood-prone houses to safer ground violates guidelines in the trust fund's legislation.
The CF Great Strides happening Sunday
Great Strides. In this dated photo, Caledon's Ironman Champion Lisa Bentley, talks to the walkers before the start the Cystic Fibrosis fundraiser.
N.S. man arrested in common-law wife's death
A Nova Scotia man is in a New Brunswick jail, charged with second-degree murder in the death Wednesday of his common-law wife.
DEC responds to oil spill at Eadsville
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation was called late on Friday night, May 17th to investigate 6-8 damaged fifty-gallon drums of oil that were apparently leaking their contents onto property near Salmon Creek, off Nash Road and the Seward Highway.
Duffy expense claims reveal more about campaign travel
Election spending records show Senator Mike Duffy campaigned with Prime Minister Stephen Harper in the Northwest Territories during the 2011 election, while also claiming he was on Senate business.