The federal government has served notice it intends to close the commercial fishery for baby eels or elvers in the Maritimes this year — six weeks before the season is set to open.
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Lough Neagh: Owner of lough bed to meet environment minister
Lord Shaftsbury approached the Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs minister for a meeting.
Qatar Open: Coco Gauff loses to Katerina Siniakova in second round
American teenager Coco Gauff suffers a shock defeat by Katerina Siniakova in the second round at the Qatar Open.
Mike Savage won’t run for another term as Halifax mayor
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Canada’s federal advocate for housing says the number of people living in encampments in this country has become a human rights crisis.
Watchdog groups say the Vatican has failed people who were sexually abused by priests. Especially women.
Tens of thousands of farmers in India are marching to the capital to demand better compensation.
Roof fire damages Kensington restaurant building in northwest Calgary
A restaurant building in the Kensington area of northwest Calgary was damaged by fire late Monday night.
Scotland seek admission of error from World Rugby
Scottish Rugby calls on the sport’s governing body to publicly acknowledge that a game-defining mistake was made in the last seconds of Scotland’s Six Nations loss to France.
‘New faces offer glimpse into Ireland’s future’
Eye-catching performances from Joe McCarthy, Jack Crowley and Calvin Nash offer a glimpse into Ireland’s exciting future.
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As Ulster prepare to return to action after a four-week break, BBC Sport NI examines the highs and lows of their season to date and their prospects for the remainder of the campaign.
ABC News QLD: Youth justice continues to dominate Queensland Parliament
The state government will support law changes to allow greater access to childrens court.