Monday, December 22, 2025
ADVT 
National

Maritime Premiers Set To Discuss Collaboration At Meeting In Charlottetown

Darpan News Desk IANS, 06 Nov, 2015 11:25 AM
    CHARLOTTETOWN — Regional collaboration is expected to dominate discussion when the three Maritime premiers meet today in Charlottetown.
     
    It's the first meeting of the three Liberal premiers since the new Liberal government took office in Ottawa.
     
    All 32 federal seats in Atlantic Canada are now held by Liberals.
     
    New Brunswick Premier Brian Gallant says having like-minded premiers, ministers and members of parliament is a real benefit.
     
    He says the region has a window of opportunity to move important projects forward.
     
    The three provinces are expected to sign a deal to reduce red tape in the region.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    U.S. Lawyer Moves From Lobbying For Pot Laws At Home To Urging B.C. Politicians

    U.S. Lawyer Moves From Lobbying For Pot Laws At Home To Urging B.C. Politicians
    Tonia Winchester said she thinks British Columbia is ready for a policy shift and that its other large city, Victoria, could also be a model for the rest of the country.

    U.S. Lawyer Moves From Lobbying For Pot Laws At Home To Urging B.C. Politicians

    Ghost Of Sea King Replacement Haunts Trudeau's F-35 Stealth Fighter Pledge

    Trudeau's pledge to back out of the F-35 program would not mean contract penalties since there is no signed agreement to break. 

    Ghost Of Sea King Replacement Haunts Trudeau's F-35 Stealth Fighter Pledge

    Vancouver Island Dad Punches A Cougar In The Face To Rescue His 2-Year-Old Girl From Its Jaws

    Vancouver Island Dad Punches A Cougar In The Face To Rescue His 2-Year-Old Girl From Its Jaws
    TAHSIS, B.C. — A Vancouver Island man punched a cougar in the face Monday to rescue his two-year-old girl from its jaws.

    Vancouver Island Dad Punches A Cougar In The Face To Rescue His 2-Year-Old Girl From Its Jaws

    Saskatchewan RCMP Officers Bring Chips, Salsa, Warnings To High School Frosh Party

    Saskatchewan RCMP Officers Bring Chips, Salsa, Warnings To High School Frosh Party
    REGINA — RCMP officers turned out to be the life of the party in a small Saskatchewan community.

    Saskatchewan RCMP Officers Bring Chips, Salsa, Warnings To High School Frosh Party

    Nova Scotia Boat Captain Sentenced To 10 Years For Role In Violent Death At Sea

    Nova Scotia Boat Captain Sentenced To 10 Years For Role In Violent Death At Sea
    A Cape Breton lobster boat captain was sentenced to 10 years in prison Tuesday for his role in the violent death of a neighbour accused of repeatedly cutting his traps.

    Nova Scotia Boat Captain Sentenced To 10 Years For Role In Violent Death At Sea

    Railway Drama: CN Accuses Former Employee Of Taking Corporate Secrets To CP

    A lawsuit launched by Canadian National Railway alleges a former employee shared confidential client information with rival Canadian Pacific, which then wooed business away in a made-in-Canada corporate espionage scheme.

    Railway Drama: CN Accuses Former Employee Of Taking Corporate Secrets To CP