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Publication Date: July 10, 2025 - 14:41
Hydro-Québec suspends work at planned Labrador hydroelectric station because of protests
July 10, 2025
Quebec’s hydro utility said Thursday it has suspended work at a planned hydroelectric station in traditional Innu territory in Labrador amid protests by some residents.
Hydro-Québec spokesperson Lynn St-Laurent said the utility is monitoring the situation in the Gull Island area with a commitment to understanding the demonstrators’ concerns.
A man who was denied asylum status in the United Kingdom has drowned in an attempt to jump onto a ship to Canada.
A 36-year-old man named Walid Gamal Yasen Gomaa died on April 28 at the Empress Dock at the Queen Elizabeth 2 Terminal in Southampton, according to the coroner’s office in Hampshire, in south east England.
An investigation into the death, also known as an inquest, was heard on Tuesday. In England, deaths that are considered unnatural require an inquest to determine when, where and how a person died.
Gomaa was an Egyptian national who had been living in the U.K....
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U.S. President Donald Trump’s deadline passed without a deal. Now, Canada must manage the uncertainty of being on the outside as America makes deals or frameworks with others.
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An Ontario man is facing several charges after seven bags containing 197 kilograms of cocaine was seized at the Canadian border.
August 7, 2025 - 11:15 | Aaron D’Andrea | Global News - Ottawa
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