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Last updated: Thursday, 23 April 2009 | 10:06:20 AM ET
Formal study needed into health effects of wind turbines, doctor says
A former dean of medicine at the University of Western Ontario wants the province to conduct more studies into the health effects of wind turbines before launching additional projects. more »
Apple pulls plug on 'Baby Shaker' iPhone program
Apple Inc. pulled a 99-cent iPhone game called "Baby Shaker" from its iTunes store Wednesday after its premise — quiet a crying baby with a vigorous shake — prompted outrage. more »
Arctic fossil points to missing link between seals and land mammals Video: Krista Erickson reports: Arctic fossil points to missing link between seals and land mammal
The fossil remains of a flipper-free mammal related to modern seals have been discovered in Nunavut by Ottawa researchers who stumbled upon them after their ATV ran out of gas. more »
Apple sells nearly 3.8M iPhones in quarter
Sales of the iPhone are ringing up the profit for Apple Inc., the company said Wednesday. more »
Parasite behind European honeybee colony collapse, researchers say
Spanish researchers say they have identified and were able to remove a parasite they believe is behind the collapse of honeybee colonies in Europe, but it remains unclear whether their findings are applicable to the disappearances of colonies in North America. more »
CRTC chairman summoned to explain inconsistent testimony
The chairman of the CRTC is being summoned back to Parliament to explain inconsistencies in his testimony last month before the Canadian heritage committee. more »
Bell Mobility loses 2nd bid to shut down N.W.T. lawsuit over 911 fees
Bell Mobility on Tuesday failed a second time to get a Yellowknife man's $6-million class-action lawsuit thrown out of court, with the man's lawyer now focusing on the suit's central issue — fees for non-existent 911 service in the territory. more »
P.E.I. ranks at bottom of green list
A heavy reliance on cars is just one reason a national magazine ranked P.E.I. as the worst province on its environmental report card. more »
Automated delivery of prescriptions moves a step closer in Ontario Video: Ionna Roumeliotis reports: Automated delivery of prescriptions moves a step closer in Ont.
The pharmaceutical version of the automatic banking machine could be coming to Ontario, as the province's pharmacy college took a step towards allowing drug-dispensing machines in places where a pharmacist is not present. more »
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