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Firmer stance needed against China, says Ottawa s former ambassador

Guy Saint-Jacques said Canada should take a harder line with China, something that could be done without disrupting trade between the two.

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The longer you stay, the more you ll save at three Fairmont resorts

The longer you stay, the more you ll save at three Fairmont resorts
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Help support Fairmont Banff Springs worker who suffered stroke

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Canada s castles more than hold their own

Article content After more than a year of pulling up the drawbridge, what better time to lower our metaphorical defences, lift our heads above the parapets, open the stable door … and storm a few made-in-Canada castles? We’ll never match Europe for grandiose piles piled high on mountaintops or commanding an empire’s white cliffs, but we can more than hold our own albeit on a smaller scale in the realm of ramparts, follies and crenellated towers. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Canada s castles more than hold their own Back to video

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Crisis ecoregions : Climate change is threatening these nine places in Canada

TORONTO, Ontario (CTV News) A recent study has found that hundreds of species in nine ecoregions across Canada are threatened by habitat and biodiversity loss due to climate change. The study, conducted by the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), analyzed nine “crisis ecoregions” in southern Canada housing diverse wildlife and habitats that are at risk of being lost amid global warming and increase in human activities, coupled with a lack of conservation efforts. The findings were published March 3 in the journal Biodiversity and Conservation. Dan Kraus, senior conservation biologist with the NCC and author of the study, told CTVNews.ca that these threatened ecoregions include many of Canada’s largest cities, such as Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal, as well as many smaller areas including Red Deer, Brockville, and all of Prince Edward Island.

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