Proper respect to world's flags not always shown bi13671980 The display of flags on the Paris Street bridge a welcome show of colour, and a nice reminder of the national and cultural diversity of the Sudbury population. I do, however, feel that necessary that flag etiquette be observed as these are important symbols.[]..

Man dies Canadian avalanche bi13671980 A skier died an avalanche the province of British Columbia, the Royal Mounted Police said Friday

Canadian Eating Disorder Patients Encouraged to Seek Help at The Center for C bi13671980 EDMONDS, WA-- - The only program that treats adult sufferers of eating disorders the province of British Columbia may be prematurely discharging some patients, according to news reports. Dr. ..

Province's avalanche danger 'very high' bi13671980 Both backcountry and inbounds skiers British Columbia face heightened avalanche dangers week, according to the latest bulletins from the Avalanche Centre

Province closes down Bashaw meat shop for sanitation violations bi13671980 A Bashaw business has been shut down for public health violations due to concerns over cleanliness and sanitation

Canadian Solar, TRP Sale Deal bi13671980 Solar Inc. enters a deal to sell an 86 MW solar project suite to TransCanada

Three from province named to Order of Canada bi13671980 A trio of people from Newfoundland and Labrador are on the latest list of appointments to the Order of Canada

B.C. firefighters mourn volunteer killed explosion bi13671980 Firefighters across B.C. are mourning the loss of a brother Friday after 29-year-old Daniel Botkin was killed an explosion the Okanagan community of Enderby

Time capsule from 1909 opened at Sask. legislative building bi13671980 The copper time capsule placed Saskatchewan?s legislative building 1909 has lost lustre, but contents put a gleam the eyes of the province?s premier and lieutenant-governor on Thursday. Premier Brad Wall and Lt.-Gov. Gordon Barnhart became time travellers Thursday morning as they chatted about what life might have been like 1909, when thousands of citizens gathered at Regina ..

Man set on fire by alleged white supremacists who attacked minorities: RCMP bi13671980 VANCOUVER - Mounties say they've put a dent organized hate British Columbia after arresting two alleged neo-Nazis for several racist, violent attacks, but an expert says there's more work needed to stem white pride sentiments the province

2011 YEAR IN REVIEW: September bi13671980 ? Sept. 1 ? Remembering the victims of the Timmins flood more than 50 years later just part of the healing process. Suzanne (Girard) Whissell was one of two survivors on that fateful day on Sept. 31, 1961, when a flood claimed the majority of her family.[]..

Attack mania dominates 2011 bi13671980 2011 was the year of the Attack. The year was an eventful one Grey-Bruce, provincial and federal elections, construction, business closings and the ongoing debate on wind turbines, but nothing galvanized the community like the championship run of the local major junior hockey club.[]..

Layton QMI's newsmaker of 2011 bi13671980 Jack Layton led down-and-out political party to new, near-unimagined heights as the country's official Opposition

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