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U.S. Allows Cross Border Drug Shopping - Harper Government Remains Silent Print E-mail
Written by D.L. McCracken   
Friday, 13 October 2006
 I have a question for Prime Minister Steven Harper and his Minister of Health, Tony Clement: Why haven't either one of you publically responded to the recent U.S. legislation that allows the American consumer to cross into Canada and purchase our prescription drugs? Is it because you don't care? Or could it be because you're embarrassed? Anyone with half an interest in the cross-border prescription shopping debacle knows by now that Canada was not involved at all in the lead-up, debate and passing of this new American legislation. Legislation by the way that will have serious repercussions to Canadian drug consumers in the form of severe shortages for our own prescription needs.

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Canadian Pharmacists Gravely Concerned About Depleted Prescription Drugs by American Consumers Print E-mail
Written by Staff   
Wednesday, 11 October 2006
The Ontario Pharmacists' Association has issued an open letter to Canada's Minister of Health, Tony Clement expressing their grave concerns that a recent ruling by the United States' legislative body that will again allow U.S. citizens to cross the Canadian border in order to purchase cheaper prescription drugs. The new legislations include relaxing border enforcement as American citizens re-enter the U.S. with large supplies of prescription drugs.


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MacDonald's Government Cannot Be Trusted With Gas Regulation Print E-mail
Written by Staff   
Friday, 06 October 2006
Interim Liberal Leader Michel Samson is accusing Rodney MacDonald's government of keeping gas prices in Nova Scotia at artifically inflated prices despite the province's gas regulations system which was implemented last July.

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World Renowned Johns Hopkins International Coming To Canada Print E-mail
Written by Staff   
Thursday, 05 October 2006
The Medcan Clinic, a Toronto-based health management company has announced that the clinic has formed a partnership with world renowned Johns Hopkins International as part of Medcan's continuing effort to provide Canadians access to the best in health management services.

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NEWS 95.7 SCORES WITH THE STONES BUT SAMSON DISAPPOINTS…BIG TIME Print E-mail
Written by Alex J. Walling   
Sunday, 24 September 2006
By Alex J. Walling

WallingKudos, to News 95.7 for their coverage on the Stones event this weekend.  What I heard from the station that is weeks away of celebrating their first year in the Metro marketplace was great from noon on until around 9:30 at night.

It seems not only did they bring in their weekday staff (Doug Reynolds, Scott Simpson and Company) they also brought extra people including a lady from Moncton (Jeannie MacGillivray) who other than thinking she was in Moncton (and that is forgivable) did a good job.  MacGillivray does the afternoon run on the Moncton News 91.9 station and filled in for Jennifer MacDonald who had a prior commitment.

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Jean Roberts - Just Another Bureaucratic Throwaway Print E-mail
Written by D.L. McCracken   
Friday, 22 September 2006
The tragic mishandling of the story of Ms. Jean Roberts has brought to the public's attention just how bumbling and incompetent are the various support systems currently in place. The health and social services departments are equally to blame for the glaring negligence that has kept this lady mired in a hell on earth that has almost swallowed her whole.
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Four More Canadian Soldiers Confirmed Dead, Dozens Injured Print E-mail
Written by Staff   
Monday, 18 September 2006
Officials have confirmed the death of four Canadian soldiers on Monday as the result of a suicide bomber. Many more have been wounded in the same attack just outside Kandahar city. Conflicting reports say that the Canadians were distributing candy and toys to local children but officials say the Canadians were patrolling the area which had 24 hours earlier been declared Taliban-free following a NATO offensive mission called Operation Medusa. The mission had been declared "successfully completed" and a "significant success'' by a top NATO commander.

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Canadian Hurricane Centre Issues Severe Weather Bulletin for Newfoundland Print E-mail
Written by Staff   
Tuesday, 12 September 2006
The Canadian Hurricane Centre has issued a severe weather bulletin for parts of Newfoundland as tropical storm Florence approaches the Atlantic region. Florence is expected to transform into an intense post-tropical storm but with tropical characteristics as it moves toward the Avalon Penninsula.

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'The Crikey Fund' Established To Honour The Crocodile Hunter Print E-mail
Written by Staff   
Friday, 08 September 2006

 Discovery Communications Inc. (DCI), the brains behind such television channels as Animal Planet, The Learning Channel (TLC) and The various Discovery Channels has announced plans for the creation of the Steve Irwin Crocodile Hunter Fund, which will be affectionately shortened to "The Crikey Fund."

The Fund will be established "to honor Steve's passion and exuberance for conservation and the animal kingdom and is expected to provide a way for people from across the globe to make contributions in Steve's honour to support wildlife protection, education and conservation", according to a press release.

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Canadian Psychiatric Association Calling on Canada To Take Suicide Seriously Print E-mail
Written by Staff/Wire   
Friday, 08 September 2006
The Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) is calling for Canada to invest more into suicide prevention research and public education about mental illness to curtail what is now an epidemic particularly among young people.

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