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Why was it so important to chiefs and other representatives of First Nations to insist on the Governor General’s presence in meetings with Prime Minister Stephen Harper? Part of the answer is simple: The Governor General represents “Her Majesty the Q

The ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ film industry — what’s left of it — has worked itself into a state about ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ Liberal policies.

If one mentions resource-sharing with First Nations, this line is about where the conversation would end.

And so it begins... With the introductions done and the fitness test complete...all I have to do now is wait. Haven't connected with my dietitian or my trainer yet, but I may as well get things started on my own.

It is important for me to make good choices. For example, eat healthily, exercise as much as I can, get enough sleep ....don't have Malbec for dinner etc. Today for breakfast I made an astonishing decision...to only have one piece of bread.

With all the attention paid to the Idle No More movement and the tenuous talks between some native chiefs and the prime minister, one basic fact about aboriginal life in ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ has been forgotten: Most aboriginals do not live on reserve and seem to b

Speaking of garbage — which ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½â€™s International Co-operation Minister Julian Fantino was doing when he criticized Haitians for the state of their streets — Oxfam Quebec’s director in Haiti, Claude Saint-Pierre, 56, described the situation in the s

Feeling pretty chuffed to be getting fitness tested at PISE ...in fact, I was feeling kinda like "ya, that's right...I have yoga pants on...I'm wearing sneakers...I bought a sports bra for the occasion...check me out, I'm all Simon Whitfieldy .

Why yes, this is a children's train So...I'm pretty much used to taking shortcuts, elevators, escalators, people movers, small children's trains, taxis, golf carts, trollies, metros and cars to get to where I want to go.

"I go to farmer market, give me you bra I no have big beg."