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Minister of State Lunn Celebrates the Passage of the Olympic Torch in Kuujjuaq, Gaspe, and Sept-Iles
The Honourable Gary Lunn, Minister of State , is visiting Kuujjuaq, Gaspe, and Sept-Iles today to take part in Olympic Torch Relay community celebrations.
Olympic flame commemorates Remembrance Day with stop at Canadian Forces base
The Olympic flame will commemorate Remembrance Day with a stop at CFB Goose Bay.
Olympic flame's spotlight moves from Nunavut to Quebec communities
The 2010 Olympic flame makes its first foray into "La belle province" Tuesday. The torch relay for the Vancouver-Whistler Winter Games will move from Iqaluit, Nunavut, Tuesday morning to Sept-Iles, Quebec, Tuesday night.
Consolidated Thompson Announces Signing of a Long Term Lease...
Consolidated Thompson Iron Mines Ltd is pleased to announce that it has signed a long term lease agreement with Port of Sept-Iles allowing CLM to proceed with the construction of a lay down area and the utilization of the port docking facilities at Pointe Noire.
Lawyer Robert Lemieux defended FLQ terrorists
Robert Lemieux, the radical Montreal lawyer who made his reputation defending FLQ terrorists in the 1960s and '70s, was found dead at his house in Sept Iles Monday.
Conrad Black: Why I became a Catholic
My religious upbringing in Toronto was casually Protestant. My family was divided between atheism and agnosticism, and I followed rather unthinkingly and inactively in those paths into my 20s.
Where's the money? Quebec asks
Claude Bechard, Quebec's environment minister, said yesterday the missing ingredient in the federal government's proposed Clean Air Act is the $328-million federal contribution to Quebec's Kyoto plan.
Federal officials hold session on Lower Churchill assessment
A small group of residents interested in the proposed Lower Churchill Hydroelectric Generation project showed up at the Labrador Interpretation Centre last Monday night to listen to details of the project and learn about the environmental assessment process.
Sasha Kozak and Julie Lebel dance to their own beat
Sasha Kozak chose dance over golf; choreographer Julie Lebel innovates behind the scenes.
Quebec Innu wage battle to halt huge hydroelectric project
A photo of the Riviere Romaine in July 2008. The Innu of Uashat Mani-Utenam want a permanent injunction to stop the construction of the Romaine project, a $6.5-billion plan to build four dams along the waterway and produce 1,550-megawatts of power starting in 2020.
Wabush Mines to rehire laid-off workers
Wabush Mines in western Labrador is increasing production and recalling 120 unionized workers who had been laid off in the spring.
Consolidated Thompson Announces Estimated Indicated Resources of 935...
Consolidated Thompson Iron Mines Limited is pleased to announce the results of drilling campaigns, spread over 2007 and 2008 on its Lamelee property, which increased the indicated resources to 642 million tonnes.
Passport Canada Mobile Passport Unit in Baie-Comeau and Sept-Iles
Officials from the Passport Canada Mobile Passport Unit will be in Baie-Comeau on August 25 and in Sept-Iles on August 26 to review and accept completed passport applications.
Corporal Bobbitt' military funeral
The military funeral for Corporal Christian Bobbitt will be held on Tuesday, August 11, 2009, at 11:00 a.m., in Sainte-Jeanne d'Arc Chapel, located on the Valcartier Garrison, near Quebec City.
Corporal Bobbitt' military funeral
The military funeral for Corporal Christian Bobbitt will be held on Tuesday, August 11, 2009, at 11:00 a.m., in Sainte-Jeanne d'Arc Chapel, located on the Valcartier Garrison, near Quebec City.
Second slain soldier identified
Canadian military officials have identified the second soldier killed in Afghanistan on Saturday as Sapper Matthieu Allard, of the 5th Combat Engineers Regiment.
2 more Canadian soldiers killed in roadside bomb blast in Afghanistan
Tears streaked the faces of normally stoic Canadian soldiers Sunday as they carried the bodies of two young comrades to their final journey home.
Canadian lawyer Cynthia Morel, who was born in Sept Iles, Quebec, grew up in Fredericton and studied at the University of Ottawa, is involved in some potential landmark international law cases in defence of minority rights around the world.
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