(RTTNews) – Canadian International Development Agency, or CIDA, said on Saturday that the Government of Canada would continue support for Burmese refugees and displaced persons living in Burma’s border areas. The renewed funding amounts to $15.9 Headlines news from..
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This online classified ad offered the free removal and relocation of aboriginal youth from parts of Winnipeg. CBC News has blurred the faces in the picture. The ad has since been pulled down. (UsedWinnipeg.com/CBC) First Nations leaders in Manitoba Read more news here..
REGINA – Building a covered 33,000-seat stadium in downtown Regina – a new home for the Saskatchewan Roughriders – is “technically feasible” and would cost $386.2 million, including construction, land, consultants’ fees and furniture, according to a Read more news here..
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Michael Audain, the chairman of the relocation committee of the VAG’s board of trustees, said the False Creek site had several major drawbacks. “One of the problems there is that there’s a very high water table,” he said. “Normally, art More news here..
REGINA – Building a covered 33,000-seat stadium in downtown Regina – a new home for the Saskatchewan Roughriders – is “technically feasible” and would cost $386.2 million, including construction, land, consultants’ fees and furniture, according to a More news here..
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