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By Mike De Souza CALGARY (Reuters) – Canada’s Conservative government rejected advice from its bureaucrats warning it was “inappropriate” to use a sole-source contract to hire a consultant to review the country’s Arctic drilling legislation, according to a memo obtained by Reuters. The memo, released under Canada’s Access to Information Act, was prepared for Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Minister Bernard Valcourt by his department. Canada is reviewing Arctic drilling
BOSTON (AP) — The owners of the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth have announced that they will close the plant by June 2019.