Alberta towns map future after coal decline
Grande Cache mayor Herb Castle recalls a planned dissolution into Greenview as the Milner plant closes and 400 coal jobs vanish. Hanna mayor Chris Warwick foreshadows 2030 plant retirement with 200 jobs at risk and talks of tourism, water, and agriculture pivots. Forestburg mayor Peter Miller pushes for province funding details on coal transition programs.
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Alberta
Grande Cache
Alta
Maxim Power
Milner
Herb Castle
Edmonton
Greenview
Castle
Hanna
Atco Power
TransAlta
Sheerness
Chris Warwick
Warwick
Peter Miller
Forestburg
Deron Bilous
Vancouver home affordability at record high costs says RBC
RBC reports Vancouver affordability reached a record 87.6 per cent for a typical home and 119.5 per cent for a single detached home, driven by a surge in prices in Q1. Toronto also rose to 60.6 per cent aggregate and 71.7 per cent for a detached house, lifting national affordability.
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Ottawa defends rules on psychiatric meds
Health Canada defends restricting access to some antipsychotics for on-reserve patients citing same expert advice as other public drug programs. The non insured health benefits program funds prescription drugs and services for First Nations and Inuit, with decisions guided by the Canadian Drug Expert Committee. The agency notes jurisdictions may follow or depart from the committee’s recommendations.
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Cornelia Wieman
Health Canada
Maryse Durette
Canadian
Agency For Drugs and Technology and Health
Canada
Quebec
Trudeau urges Britain to stay in EU ahead of referendum
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau backs Britain remaining in the European Union as the nation votes tomorrow on Brexit. He says CETA progress depends on British support and condemns the leave campaign while tributes flow for slain MP Jo Cox.
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Justin Trudeau
Britain
Trudeau
Canada
Great Britain
CETA
Gordon Campbell
David Cameron
London
Boris Johnson
Jo Cox
Brendan
British High Commission
Cox
Foul play not suspected in Trenton base death
Ontario Provincial Police say foul play is not suspected in the death of 32 year old Jasmine Reid at Canadian Forces Base Trenton in eastern Ontario. Reid lived with her common law spouse from 8 Wing at the base. A post mortem was held at the Ottawa Hospital and investigators from the provincial police and the Canadian Forces National Investigation Service continue to probe the case.
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Trenton
Canadian Forces Base
OPP
Jasmine Reid
Dence
Ottawa
Canadian Forces National Investigation Service
Reid
8 Wing
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