Web Application Development
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Partial solar eclipse in Canada on Sunday
Canadians will be able to view a partial solar eclipse on Sunday, though the viewing gets better the further west in the country you are.
Romney vows quick approval of Keystone XL pipeline
Mitt Romney is vowing to approve TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline on his first day on the job if elected president of the United States in November.
Facebook trading to begin at 11 a.m. ET
Facebook is set to go public this morning in New York City, after CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg rang the bell to open Nasdaq trading on his $104-billion US company.
Montreal to vote on masked protester bylaw
Montreal city council will vote on a proposed bylaw today to ban masks at protests.
800-year-old cedar taken from B.C. park
A giant 800-year-old red cedar tree has been poached from a provincial park on southern Vancouver Island, but the culprits who repeatedly returned to the site to hack it down may never be brought to justice.
Inflation inches higher to 2%
Consumer prices rose by two per cent in the year ended in April, slightly ahead of the annual pace seen the previous month.
Source: CBC | Top Stories News