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People’s Party of Canada (PPC) founder and leader Maxime Bernier is leaning towards a federal election run in a Western riding instead of Beauce, Quebec.

A local distillery is getting some help to expand from Ottawa. On Tuesday, Central Nova MP Sean Fraser announced a repayable investment of $700,000 from ACOA to Steinhart Distillery. Half a million dollars will be used to build an outdoor stage, renovate a barn into a venue for weddings and indoor concerts, and construct a

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Central Nova MP Sean Fraser was in Arisaig last week to announce funding for a new interpretive centre. Fraser said the Arisaig community development association is planning a lobster and marine life interpretive centre near the local lighthouse as a tourism draw, adding the federal government is offering $110,000 through the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency

/CNW Telbec/ - Parks Canada Agency Today, the Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship and Member of Parliament for Central...

Central Nova MP Sean Fraser paid a visit to a couple of tourist attractions recently that received federal funding for upgrades. Fraser says one stop took him to Sherbrooke Village, which has received just over $38,000 from a mixture of federal programs, including support for its

A new pilot project is underway in Pictou County. "Discover the Strait," will provide support for fishermen that want to provide a visitor experience ...

The Government of Canada announced funding for the ACLPs construction in 2018, contributing $18 million of the overall project cost of $36 million through the National Trade Corridors Fund.

A ceremony to mark the completion of the Antigonish Affordable Housing Society's new complex was held this morning. Appleseed Court has 12 affordable housing units, with one, two and three bedroom as well as barrier free apartments. A number of dignitaries were on hand for the event including Federal Housing…

Sean Fraser told CIC News in an interview that the biggest change since becoming Canada's immigration minister has been managing his time as a politician as well as a family man. "You know it's a pretty wild experience you go through when you are asked to serve in this capacity. In addition to being a