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Scottish Water Merger Whets Appetite for Change.
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On Monday, 1st April, the three existing Scottish water authorities, ESWA, WOSWA and NOSWA were abolished, and the new Scottish Water was created. From its headquarters in Dunfermline (a compromise location unlikely to have pleased many within the new organisation) it took over the assets and functions of the three former water authorities and assumed responsibility for the country's water services. Other significant new legislation for the water industry is in the pipeline, and this is a time of great change within this industry north, and indeed south, of the border.
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Canada's New Government Recognizes the National Historic Significance of the Manoir Papineau
Newspaper article from: CCNMatthews Newswire
; ...tastes of its original owner, Louis-Joseph Papineau (1786-1871). With its...tastes and personality of Louis-Joseph Papineau, a man of culture and a...return from exile in France, Louis-Joseph Papineau decided to settle on his...
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Duel or dishonour: when Nova Scotia newspaperman Joseph Howe refused to tone down his fiery editorials, a fight to the death seemed inevitable.(Editorial)
Magazine article from: The Beaver: Exploring Canada's History
; ...Loyalist exile from the United States, Joseph Howe began his career as a journalist...than the sword. "I have been called the Papineau of Nova Scotia," he said referring to Louis-Joseph Papineau, who fought for the independence of Lower...
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Yvan Lamonde et Sophie Montreuil dirs. Lire au Quebec au XI[X.sup.e] siecle.(Book review)
Magazine article from: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of Canada
; ...lecteurs du XIXe siecle, Louis-Joseph Papineau et ses deux fils Amedee et...originaux que reconstitues. Louis-Joseph Papineau a ete tout au long de sa...Ce qui n'empechait pas Louis-Joseph Papineau de lire une douzaine de journaux...
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Luxury awaits at western Quebec outpost resort.(Travel)
Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald
; ...leader and Canadian Parliament member Louis-Joseph Papineau to flee south to the United States. Papineau returned to Canada in the 1840s. He commissioned French architects to erect Manoire Papineau, a splendid neoclassical villa with medieval...
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Media Advisory/Parks Canada
Newspaper article from: CCNMatthews Newswire
; ...historic significance of the Manoir Papineau. This manor house, begun in...tastes of its original owner, Louis-Joseph Papineau (1786-1871). With its picturesque...p.m. Location:__Manoir Papineau __________ 500 Notre...
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REMINDER: Media Advisory/Parks Canada
Newspaper article from: CCNMatthews Newswire
; ...historic significance of the Manoir Papineau. This manor house, begun in...tastes of its original owner, Louis-Joseph Papineau (1786-1871). With its picturesque...p.m. Location:__Manoir Papineau __________ 500 Notre...
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Making the constitution.(Related article: Not So Capital Ideas)
Magazine article from: Canada and the World Backgrounder
; ...French garrison in Quebec City was led by General Louis-Joseph Marquis de Montcalm, and had a strength of about...English, who controlled most of the commerce. Louis-Joseph Papineau became the leader of what were called the Patriotes...
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Magnificent Monty.(The Yachting Life; Destinations)
Magazine article from: Yachting
; ...river that was part of the seigniory (estate) of Louis-Joseph Papineau, a Montreal politician. He dubbed his project...Funeral Chapel and Grain Shed, once owned by Louis-Joseph Papineau, are also on the property as a Parks Canada Historic...
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Upper Canada rebellion: Montgomery's Tavern: in December 1837, a Scottish-born Canadian journalist and politician, William Lyon Mackenzie rallies a rebel force at Montgomery's Tavern in Toronto.(BUILDING A NATION)
Magazine article from: Esprit de Corps
; [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] If Louis-Joseph Papineau was an unlikely revolutionary, William Lyon Mackenzie...collided just south of what is now St. Clair Avenue. Joseph Gould, who was with the rebel force, described the...
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The oldest and most resistant section of the border (1).
Magazine article from: Quebec Studies
; ...some inhabitants rebelled in 1837. The leaders, Louis-Joseph Papineau and William Lyon Mackenzie, sympathized with each other but did not really make common cause. Papineau, for his part, frequently emphasiz
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