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Image copyright STEVE BRODHEAD “In 2005, it was used on 7.7 million animals.” The statistic contained in a letter to colleagues by PETRES Petrovcic is the best anyone will say for now about the…
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After 30 years as a part of Canadian culture, Margaret Atwood is being honored with a new stamp to celebrate her groundbreaking literary career. Atwood, the author of the 1985 novel “The Handmaid’s Tale,”…
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Television correspondent Adam Powers is following the members of the House of Commons from morning to night as they start the first day of the 123rd Canadian House of Commons session. On Wednesday, they…
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There are many conditions a girl needs to meet before marrying her abuser: a family that accepts her, documents from Islamic jurists stating her consent is mandatory, and adult legal consent from a male….
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It isn’t a bit unusual these days for Metrolinx to get people outraged about the way it operates. Having managed to raise quite a few hackles earlier this year when the transit agency proposed…
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The Illinois State House has unanimously approved a resolution honoring the Waukesha County Sheriff and the victim of the E911 massacre in which six citizens were shot on Jan. 29th. The resolution passed on…
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The Ontario Nurses Association, the union representing about 15,000 nurses in the province, has been locked in a bitter pay dispute with the provincial government for the past three years. In 2015, the Liberal…
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Top physicist predicts ‘downside of powerful technologies with mass behind them’, while Russia’s defense ministry emphasises the benefits of research into new technologies The Moscow communications and security agency (Roskomnadzor) says building nuclear warheads…
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Traffic may be picking up due to longer wait times on the A31 in Solihull. Press Association All of the bus lanes are painted with yellow lines, but most don’t have pedestrians crossing the…
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Even during the first trimester, nearly one percent of pregnant women experience a stillbirth, reports an article published online in JAMA (the Journal of the American Medical Association) on June 19, 2018. This means…
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