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AP via Yahoo! News - Fri Nov 27, 7:50 am ET
Canada's prime minister is reversing his position and will attend a United Nations climate change conference in Copenhagen next month, Stephen Harper's spokesman said.
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AFP via Yahoo! News - Thu Nov 26, 3:46 pm ET
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will attend international climate talks next month, his office said Thursday, as 3,000 scientists pressed Ottawa to seek a deal on deeper CO2 emissions cuts.
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Marketwire - 10 minutes ago
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Nov. 27, 2009) - UNICEF Canada Who: 160 children from 44 developing and industrialized countries around the world. Canadian youth delegation from Québec City When: November 28 - December 4, 2009. Where: Copenhagen City Hall, Copenhagen.
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UPI - Fri Nov 27, 11:58 am ET
OTTAWA, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- The median age for Canadian citizens nudged up 0.2 years to 39.5 years on an annual basis as of July, the Statistics Canada reported from Ottawa Friday.
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Bloomberg - Thu Nov 26, 1:43 pm ET
Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will travel to Copenhagen next month to participate in climate-change talks. Dimitri Soudas , a spokesman for Harper, announced the plan to reporters in Ottawa today.
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Bloomberg - Thu Nov 26, 12:59 pm ET
Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will travel to Copenhagen next month to participate in climate-change talks. Dimitri Soudas, a spokesman for Harper, made the comment to reporters in Ottawa.
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Nasdaq - Thu Nov 26, 3:16 pm ET
(Updates throughout with more detail.) OTTAWA -(Dow Jones)- Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will attend the Copenhagen climate summit next month, a cabinet minister confirmed Thursday.
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Nasdaq - Thu Nov 26, 1:32 pm ET
OTTAWA -(Dow Jones)- Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will attend the Copenhagen climate summit next month, CTV News reported Thursday. The report cited Harper's advisers on board an aircraft headed to the Commonwealth heads of government meeting in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Marketwire - 1 hour 56 minutes ago
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Nov. 27, 2009) - The Honourable James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages, concluded the Conference of Ministers Responsible for TV5, held in Ottawa yesterday and today, with a review of Canada's achievements during its two-year term as Conference chair. He also took the opportunity to reaffirm the Government of Canada's commitment to ...
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Marketwire - 2 hours 11 minutes ago
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Nov. 27, 2009) - The Honourable James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages, today announced the appointment of Patrick J. Clune as a representative of the Government of Canada on the Board of Directors of TV5 Quebec Canada. "Mr. Clune brings an in-depth understanding of the technological evolution that the Canadian broadcasting industry is ...
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AFP via Yahoo! News - Fri Nov 27, 1:51 pm ET
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip will visit Canada next year, the office of Canadian Governor General Michaelle Jean announced Friday.
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Marketwire - Thu Nov 26, 8:57 pm ET
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Nov. 26, 2009) - Transport Canada today announced that Toyota Canada has identified a set of corrective measures to assist its Canadian customers who are affected by a safety issue involving the accelerator pedal on certain Toyota and Lexus models. Transport Canada has worked with Toyota Canada on this issue to ensure corrective actions were taken and that the ...
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Reuters via Yahoo! News - Thu Nov 26, 1:14 pm ET
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, often criticized for dragging his heels on global warming, will attend U.N. talks in Copenhagen next month that are designed to find a successor to the Kyoto climate change protocol.
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Nasdaq - Wed Nov 25, 3:32 pm ET
OTTAWA -(Dow Jones)- Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Wednesday he will attend the climate change conference in Copenhagen next month if there is a summit of major leaders.
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UPI - 2 hours 45 minutes ago
OTTAWA, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- Wal-Mart Canada was within its rights to close a Quebec store after its workers voted to unionize, Canada's Supreme Court ruled Friday.
