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'Silent' brain damage points to greater stroke risk: study
Seemingly healthy Canadians under 50 are unknowingly walking around with pre-existing brain damage that puts them at increased risk of a full-blown stroke, Canadian researchers are warning.
H1N1
For those at the front line of Canada's first global flu pandemic in more than 40 years, H1N1 exposed serious gaps in the nation's pandemic planning, according to a white paper produced by CSA Standards, the Canadian Standards Association.
Jobs
Job seekers in most sectors of the Canadian labour market should see their prospects improving in the third quarter, says a national survey that points to an upbeat hiring climate for the country.
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Brian, we hardly knew ye
From childhood onward, I've always loved words. If there is reincarnation, I wouldn...
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G20 to cost equivalent of two Guantanamos
Washington has reportedly spent at least $500 million renovating the detention centre...
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WEST NILE THREAT LOOMS
The pleasant summer forecast is also the perfect climate for a season plagued by...
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THE RETURN OF HAND GAMES
An ancient game of intimidation, bluff and chance that almost died out in aboriginal...
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Feds seeks to again boost product safety laws
The Harper government will soon reintroduce a product safety bill giving it the power to issue recalls only months after a similar bill died in Parliament over political infighting between the Conservatives and Liberals.
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Time running out in Afghanistan: Top general
Gen. Walt Natynczyk says that time is running out for the international community in Afghanistan and that there must be a "game changer" to allow the Afghan people their own reconciliation.
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Guergis to miss appearance at Jaffer inquiry due to illness: Lawyer
An unspecified health concern will keep MP Helena Guergis from making a much anticipated appearance on Wednesday before a House of Commons committee.
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Taxpayers federation to push MPs to publicize spending
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation plans to launch a publicity campaign Tuesday to pressure MPs into opening their books to the auditor.
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B.C. activist took photos of deadly Gaza flotilla clash
Victoria activist Kevin Neish smuggled photos out of Israel in his mouth, pocket and underwear, he said Monday.
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