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Breakthrough made on 'Buy American'
Canadian companies will get access to funding from U.S. economic stimulus projects in 37 U.S. states under a deal to circumvent the protectionist "Buy American" clause, CBC News has learned.
Canadian club championship to kick off in Toronto
Toronto FC will host the opening match of the 2010 Canadian club championship.
LaPolice to coach Blue Bombers: report
Former Saskatchewan Roughriders offensive co-ordinator Paul LaPolice has accepted an offer to become the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' 28th head coach, sources close to the CFL team told CBC News.
LaPolice to coach Blue Bombers: report
Former Saskatchewan Roughriders offensive co-ordinator Paul LaPolice has accepted an offer to become the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' 28th head coach, sources close to the CFL team told CBC News.
LaPolice to coach Blue Bombers: report
Former Saskatchewan Roughriders offensive co-ordinator Paul LaPolice has accepted an offer to become the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' 28th head coach, sources close to the CFL team told CBC News.
Calgary doctors fundraise for emergency rooms
Some doctors in Calgary are fundraising to buy new diagnostic equipment for hospital emergency rooms.
Calgary doctors fundraise for emergency rooms
Some doctors in Calgary are fundraising to buy new diagnostic equipment for hospital emergency rooms.
Ottawa street partyers could face $300 fine
Drunken revellers who sing and shout in the streets of Ottawa in the middle of the night may soon be hit with a $300 fine.
Whooping cough outbreak hits B.C.'s West Kootenay
An outbreak of whooping cough in B.C.'s West Kootenay region is raising concern that the low rate of immunization in the area could put the lives of some children at risk.
Interest high for minimum wage committee
A P.E.I. legislative committee investigating a two-tiered minimum wage for the province is generating a lot of interest.
7,600 daycare spaces on the line: Ont. child care advocate
Daycare advocates say they are worried Ontario's cash-strapped government won't cover a $63.5-million gap in daycare funding in this spring's budget.
7,600 daycare spaces on the line: Ont. child care advocate
Daycare advocates say they are worried Ontario's cash-strapped government won't cover a $63.5-million gap in daycare funding in this spring's budget.
Senators go for 11 straight versus visiting Canucks
The Ottawa Senators host the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday as both squads begin to discreetly eye division title aspirations.
Loto-Québec to offer online gambling
Quebec's lottery corporation will launch its first online gambling service in September - a move Loto-Québec hopes will add millions of dollars to its coffers by 2013, the province's finance minister says.
Loto-Québec to offer online gambling
Quebec's lottery corporation will launch its first online gambling service in September - a move Loto-Québec hopes will add millions of dollars to its coffers by 2013, the province's finance minister says.
Loto-Québec to offer online gambling
Quebec's lottery corporation will launch its first online gambling service in September - a move Loto-Québec hopes will add millions of dollars to its coffers by 2013, the province's finance minister says.
Jail for man who drove 23 years without licence
An eastern P.E.I. man who has been driving without a licence for 23 years was sentenced to 45 days in jail by a provincial court judge in Georgetown Thursday.
Gas leak evacuates building
A natural gas leak temporarily left Winnipeggers unable to pose questions to the city about their water bills on Thursday.
Yarmouth ferry supporters bring fight to Halifax
Hundreds of protesters crowded into a government office building in Halifax Thursday to try to convince provincial politicians to save the Yarmouth ferry service.
N.B. no lair for investors: Dragon
The New Brunswick government needs to do better job attracting energy investors into the province, according to a well-known venture capitalist - Kevin O'Leary of CBC-TV's Dragon's Den.
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The Dominion is a monthly paper published by an incipient network of independent journalists in Canada. It aims to provide accurate, critical coverage that is accountable to its readers and the subjects it tackles. Taking its name from Canada's official status as both a colony and a colonial force, the Dominion examines politics, culture and daily life with a view to understanding the exercise of power.