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Nova Scotia balanced budget represents a promise tweaked since election campaign

Nova Scotia balanced budget represents a promise tweaked since election campaign

HALIFAX - When Nova Scotia's finance minister presents a balanced budget Thursday, she will fulfil a promise that the NDP has tweaked since it first came to power.
Two Haitian mayors in rural Quebec: the improbable path of two friends

Two Haitian mayors in rural Quebec: the improbable path of two friends

AMOS, Que. - They're a long way from the Haitian campus where they dreamed of life abroad at a time when their homeland was under Papa Doc's despotic grip.
Liberals must have given Ontario's elementary teachers a special deal: Tories

Liberals must have given Ontario's elementary teachers a special deal: Tories

TORONTO - The governing Liberals must have given Ontario's public elementary teachers a special deal to resume extracurricular activities, the Progressive Conservatives charged Wednesday.
Colorado governor not about to wade into death penalty debate

Colorado governor not about to wade into death penalty debate

CALGARY - Colorado's governor was not willing to wade into the debate over capital punishment Thursday in light of an offer from the lawyers of theatre shooting suspect James Holmes.
Inquiry hears contract info went from Montreal officials, to party man, to firms

Inquiry hears contract info went from Montreal officials, to party man, to firms

MONTREAL - A former Montreal municipal-party fundraiser, referred to locally as "Mr.
Students, schools unhappy with reduced Ontario cap on annual tuition fee hikes

Students, schools unhappy with reduced Ontario cap on annual tuition fee hikes

TORONTO - In a move aimed at striking a balance between the needs of students and public post-secondary institutions, the Ontario government announced Thursday it is lowering the cap on average tuition fee increases over the next four years.
Parties in Nova Scotia gird for election as legislature starts new session

Parties in Nova Scotia gird for election as legislature starts new session

HALIFAX - Trailing in the polls and saddled with an anemic economy, Nova Scotia's NDP government is calculating its odds for re-election as the legislature resumes sitting Tuesday, probably for the last time before voters go to the polls.
Casino property values dropping, plans to build new casinos 'in shambles': NDP

Casino property values dropping, plans to build new casinos 'in shambles': NDP

TORONTO - The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp.'s plans to build new casinos must be halted, given that the property values of some of its existing gaming venues have plunged, the New Democrats said Monday.
Provinces draw different lines between bullying and hurt feelings

Provinces draw different lines between bullying and hurt feelings

WINNIPEG - Provinces introducing laws to crack down on school bullies are taking different approaches as they decide where to draw the line between chronic abuse and a one-time insult or slight.
Money haul suggests fight for second between Murray and Hall Findlay

Money haul suggests fight for second between Murray and Hall Findlay

OTTAWA - If money talks, then it's saying Justin Trudeau has a lock on the federal Liberal leadership while Joyce Murray and Martha Hall Findlay are fighting over who'll finish second.