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OTTAWA - Brenda Martin spent her first weekend as a free woman rummaging through her mom’s freezer for just the right ingredients to whip up a special Mother’s Day feast. After so many years apart, dinner has to be just right. "This is my mother’s biggest Mother’s Day that she’s ever had. ...
Saturday , May 10, 2008
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TORONTO - Passengers aboard a Via Rail train involved in a health scare in northern Ontario were a little weary but in good spirits when they arrived in Toronto early Saturday - some 11 hours behind schedule after an onboard death and multiple reported illnesses triggered a full-scale bioha...
Saturday , May 10, 2008
Police say armed robbery suspect escaped from custody while having cigarette
MISSION, B.C. - Mission RCMP are searching for a man who escaped from custody Friday. Constable Paul Vermeulen says an officer had taken David Glen Moody outside for a cigarette when he fled on foot. Vermeulen says Moody then stole a car which was later recovered. Moody is 27 years old, a...
Saturday , May 10, 2008
B.C. government to fix inequities in way schools get playground funding
VANCOUVER - Replacing dilapidated playgrounds across British Columbia has become an expensive journey through a mass of red tape for parents and schools, and children in disadvantaged areas are losing out, critics say. Education Minister Shirley Bond acknowledged there are deficiencies in ...
Saturday , May 10, 2008
Provinces testing physician assistants to stretch dwindling doctor numbers
EDMONTON - After they spend about 10 minutes with him in the emergency room, Jack Buchanan’s patients often end up calling him doctor. He wears a big name tag with his title - physician assistant - and always explains that he’s there to help the doctor, not take over. But some people don’t...
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