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The residents of one of British Columbia’s most beautiful ecological settings and once one of the leading cities in BC’s forest sector got welcome news from the government, today. As the government announced a group of governmental economic...

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Canadian energy officials Friday scrapped development of a nuclear reactor project to produce radioactive isotopes for the diagnoses of cancer and other illnesses, citing costs of the program.

 
 
May 15 2008 by AP0 Comments

Prime Minister Stephen Harper will deliver a public apology for a decades-long government policy requiring Canadian Indians to attend state-funded church schools _ often scenes of physical and sexual abuse.

 
 
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Canada’s national pharmacy regulation body is recommending that “morning-after” contraceptive pills be sold over the counter.

 
 
May 15 2008 by AP0 Comments

The Canadian Auto Workers union tentatively agreed Thursday to labor deals with General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC that would replace contracts expiring in September.

 
 
May 15 2008 by AP0 Comments

The Canadian Auto Workers union and General Motors Corp. tentatively agreed to a new labor contract on Thursday and union President Buzz Hargrove said they are close to a deal with Chrysler LLC.

 
 
May 15 2008 by AP0 Comments

The Canadian Autoworkers and General Motors tentatively agreed to a new labor contract on Thursday.

 
 
May 14 2008 by AP0 Comments

Derek Roy scored three goals and added an assist to help defending champion Canada rout Norway 8-2 on Wednesday in the world hockey quarterfinals.

 
 
May 14 2008 by AP0 Comments

An immigrant family accidentally left a 23-month boy in the Vancouver airport and learned he was missing only when contacted during the next leg of the trip.

 
 
May 11 2008 by AP0 Comments

Canada’s biggest natural gas company said Sunday it is splitting into two separate energy companies: a fully integrated oil company and a natural gas company.

 
 
May 9 2008 by AP0 Comments

Apple Inc. has agreed to settle a pair of class-action lawsuits in Canada alleging it misled customers about the staying power of their iPods, the latest courtroom truce over the dwindling battery life of early generations of the device.

 
 
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May 14 2008 by Leena Komarraju3 Comments

According to the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) estimations it has been observed that ECT (Electroconvulsive Therapy) or Electroshock has been used in Canada to treat severely depressed patients more than 15,000 times in 2007. This...

 
 
May 5 2008 by Asmita0 Comments

The Olympic Games are just around the corner and teams are already out there to make their presence felt. The Canadians, however, have chosen a rather novel approach to advertise themselves by bringing out their concerns for the future of the planet...

 
 
Apr 30 2008 by Atul0 Comments

Pininfarina is a familiar name with the auto buffs for they recognise it as the designer of Ferrari but soon even the cell phone aficionados would start recognising the name as Pininfarina has designed a phone for Motorola, dubbed the Motorola Mike...

 
 
Apr 9 2008 by attitude0 Comments

This is the most incredible thing that one can get to hear on a space which is dedicated to covering and promoting cars. But then this should go down as the single biggest example of how unbiased we are in doing our job. (Come on, it is rare that we...

 
 
Mar 26 2008 by attitude0 Comments

Mercedes is going all out in making sure that they grab the green headlines and stay forward on the green path towards the future as much as they can. I am surprised that the car makers of such stature are doing such an amazingly wonderful job in...

 
 
Mar 7 2008 by attitude0 Comments

Finally, after a long time, we are discussing a topic that has been constantly brushed under the carpet. We all want to explore alternate sources of energy that help reduce our dependency on fossil fuel. This is a fact that there cannot be a debate...

 
 
Feb 27 2008 by Asmita0 Comments

What a befitting tribute to a classic automobile! Ford Canada teamed up with some of the most talented (and flexible!) dancers and performers of the world to recreate several of Ford’s bestselling and beloved models using nothing but their bodies!...

 
 
Feb 25 2008 by attitude0 Comments

For starters, I do not sell real estate and I have absolutely no personal motives involved in this. But when a green home needs a taker, then I’m more than willing to give it a little rub. That is exactly why we are discussing this wonderful home...

 
 
Feb 7 2008 by Naresh Chauhan0 Comments

Lives in a small abode, but don’t wanna miss out the luxuries of spacious dwellings too? Here is where we require innovation to dwell in some lavish things in a limited space. We may fall short of ideas in such a situation but not the Cabinetworks...

 
 
Feb 2 2008 by Sunit0 Comments

Germany’s blunt rejection of America’s request to contribute more troops in Afghanistan’s troubled southern provinces has provided a clear indication of a growing divide inside the NATO over its policies in the war-ravaged Asian country. Germany...

 
 
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Canadians’ are serious about hunting down child-sex predators and providing these individuals with the help they need, as well as giving effected youngsters the...
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Dateline May 03, 2008 Montreal, Canada – Humans develop bonds with animals of all sorts, we have domesticated herd animals to provide us with sustenance, developed...
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NOVA Scotian Cheryfa MacAulay Jamal is a 44-year-old convert to the Religion of Perpetual Outrage. And she is outraged over the fact that her husband Qayyum Abdul...
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A Quebec woman is feeling the heat after 12 kilos of cocaine were found in boxes of cake mix being brought into the country through Pearson Airport.
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A heart specialist has told a public inquiry in Vancouver into the use of Tasers that a shock from the energy weapon can be deadly. San Francisco cardiologist Zian...
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Cigarette smoking may be bad for your health, but it’s great for the wildlife! Brian Klaus of Nothing Else Better To Do Than Read This Blog wrote:
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A saliva test could help speed up detection of human immmunodeficiency virus, or HIV, Canadian researchers say. The McGill University Health Center study, published in...
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In many states, citizens and scientists are accusing the CDC’s Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) of failing to make the connection between...
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In the end, a judge may decide that the way the Conservative Party of Canada transferred money to its local candidates to buy advertising in the 2006 federal election...
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Team Russia forward Sergei Fedorov scores a goal against team Finland goalkeeper Niklas Backstrom in first period semifinal action at the IIHF world hockey championships Friday May 16, 2008 in Quebec City.