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Environmentalists and First Nations raise concerns - both with potential consequences of the Enbridge oil pipeline and with how it was approved by the federal regulator.read more

A CBC host turned justice of the peace, a premier turned hydro executive and plenty of public appointments in this week's People on the Move.read more

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February's Statscan report provides ammunition for both sides as Conservatives point to loss in manufacturing jobs and unemployment rate stubbornly above the national average. read more

After the government-financing fiasco, Ontario seeks a new start with the auto maker, with a view to making the province home for its global vehicle platform and to make a series of cars in Windsor.read more

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Assistant Deputy Minister Tim Casey says $239 million price tag a result of changes in the costing for private security, which in turn was a lesson gleaned from the 2012 Summer Olympics. read more

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In NEB's approval of Line9B, a dissenting view: Board member Michael Richmond questions company's insurance coverage and sees a "potential threat to pipeline safety and to public safety."read more

Columnist Tony Dean explores how innovation in the government and bureaucracy can benefit from failure: As he puts it, we seem to be failing in many areas anyway, so we might as well learn from it.read more