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Blood clot killed South African tourist travelling on Via Rail train: coroner

Blood clot killed South African tourist travelling on Via Rail train: coroner

Article online since May 10th 2008
TORONTO - A South African woman whose sudden death sparked a full-scale health scare and caused hundreds of Via Rail passengers to be stranded in northern Ontario was killed by a blood clot that travelled to her lungs, the Ontario coroner's office said Monday. Dr. William Lucas said a pulmonary...

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B.C. government to fix inequities in way schools get playground funding

Article online since May 10th 2008
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 her...

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Police say armed robbery suspect escaped from custody while having cigarette

Article online since May 10th 2008
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, approximately...

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Provinces testing physician assistants to stretch dwindling doctor numbers

Article online since May 10th 2008
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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Brenda Martin plans Mother's Day feast to mark first weekend of freedom

Brenda Martin plans Mother's Day feast to mark first weekend of freedom

Article online since May 10th 2008
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. It's...

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Parents, officials meet after elite Montreal school rocked by new sex scandal ( 7 days ago )
More Attawapiskat residents evacuated as flood threat continues ( 7 days ago )
Body of Canadian medic returns Friday from Afghanistan ( May 9th 2008 )
Toronto-based team still awaiting visas to get into cyclone-ravaged Myanmar ( May 9th 2008 )
Privacy laws allow disclosure of health information: privacy commissioners ( May 9th 2008 )
Multimillion dollar grant from Ottawa recognizes First World War internment ( May 9th 2008 )
Woman convicted of manslaughter in sex-slaying of Edmonton girl gets 12 years ( May 9th 2008 )
PM confirms last known survivor of WWI to have Canadian citizenship restored ( May 9th 2008 )
Job creation should top of Canada's Afghan strategy: Kandahar leaders ( May 9th 2008 )
Botched 911 call failure by Internet phone provider: investigation ( May 9th 2008 )
Williams defends statement that N.L. breast-cancer inquiry a 'prosecution' ( May 9th 2008 )
'Idol' finalists bask in adoration of hometown fans ( May 9th 2008 )
Bloc calls for Bernier security probe amid concerns over biker 'infiltration' ( May 9th 2008 )
Parliament passes bill requiring foreign aid to focus on ending poverty ( May 9th 2008 )
Brenda Martin visiting 'hero' mom after release from prison ( May 9th 2008 )
From software to diapers: suppliers face gag orders when dealing with governments ( May 9th 2008 )
Head of B.C. Indian Chiefs says evidence at alley death inquiry oshocking" ( May 9th 2008 )
French about-face on Canadian unity no surprise to Harper ( May 9th 2008 )
Train quarantine 'the new normal' of infectious disease surveillance: experts ( May 9th 2008 )
Quebec, Ontario extend co-operation to joint cabinet meeting ( May 9th 2008 )
Federal government to allow up to 100 parks wardens to be armed ( May 9th 2008 )
Dump truck drivers plan rolling protest on Toronto highways over safety, wages ( May 8th 2008 )
Final two victims of North Vancouver apartment fire identified ( May 8th 2008 )
Sask politician quits as premier's legislative secretary after sexist comment ( May 8th 2008 )
Mother of Polish immigrant who died at Vancouver airport criticizes RCMP ( May 8th 2008 )
Ambush that killed Canadian soldier unfolded within sight of a forward base ( May 8th 2008 )
Celebrating 60 years of Israeli 'apartheid state' an insult, Palestinians say ( May 8th 2008 )
Surrey, B.C. couple severely injured in Egypt returns to Canada tonight ( May 8th 2008 )
More judges, specialized courts needed in Ontario: report ( May 8th 2008 )
P.E.I. parents scramble to get kids to school after fleet of buses parked ( May 8th 2008 )
Lawyer for Canadian stuck in Khartoum wants immediate repatriation ( May 8th 2008 )
Tory tax cuts will exacerbate inequalities in Canadian economy: study ( May 8th 2008 )

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