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"We will try to have the least impact on Canadians as possible," says PSACs National President

The Corner Brook city council adopted its new code of conduct nearly a month after the deadline set by the provincial Department of Municipal and Provincial Affairs.

Some families describe driving from Gander or Corner Brook and staying overnight in St. John's to buy Arabic products to cook with. But that's changed since business owner Mohamed Kasmi started putting ingredients on a bus.

For Rita Hall and Mark German, and other marijuana entrepreneurs like them, cannabis legalization has not gone the way they'd hoped. The industry's highs have turned to lows, they say, because of government regulation, taxation and a persistent illicit market.

MS Miller and four other cooks from the Base Foods team, along with members from the Naval Reserve Unit HMCS Malahat, met with the Camosun College’s Culinary Arts program cooks and chefs on March 29.

The Public Utilities Board increased the maximum price for gasoline by 7.1 cents per litre across the province Thursday. That puts the maximum price for a litre of unleaded fuel at $1.81 per litre on the Avalon peninsula.

The Royal Canadian Navy is seeking the purchase of up to 12 new submarines at a cost of $60 billion.

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As the United States, the UK and Australia join forces on the construction of nuclear submarines, Canada is reportedly weighing whether to purchase up...

The Public Utilities Board increased the maximum price of gasoline by 6.1 cents per litre Thursday, setting a new maximum price of $1.74 per litre on the Avalon peninsula.