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Actress Glenn Close To Speak At Ottawa Stigma Conference

May 29, 2012, 9:44 pm
Award-winning actress Glenn Close will be a keynote speaker at an international conference on reducing stigma and discrimination surrounding mental illness being held in [...]

Wildrose Blasts Alberta Tories for ‘bullying’ Shen Yun Show

May 29, 2012, 2:48 pm
In their first session as the official opposition, the Wildrose Party took the Tories to task in the Alberta legislature Monday, calling the cancellation of future Shen Yun Performing Arts shows in the province an act of “bullying.” Shen Yun, [...]

World’s Largest Network of Trails Marks 20th Anniversary

May 28, 2012, 9:53 pm
The idea for a trail that runs across the country from coast to coast to coast was hatched in 1992 as a unique way to celebrate Canada’s 125th year since Confederation.

Chinese Repression Extends Worldwide: Lawyer

May 28, 2012, 12:51 am
Canadian courts and tribunals don’t understand the Chinese regime’s global repression of targeted groups, human rights lawyer and Nobel Prize nominee David Matas told the [...]


National

Sino-Forest Accused of Breaching Ontario Securities Laws

The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) has accused Sino-Forest Corp. of one of the largest frauds ever carried out on the Canadian stock market.


Non-Browning GM Apple Worries BC Fruit Growers

A biotech company’s bid to market a genetically modified apple that doesn’t brown when sliced is prompting concern among conventional and organic fruit growers in B.C.’s [...]



Toronto

Government Forms Panel To Address Child Obesity

The Ontario government has created a panel to make recommendations on how to cut child obesity by 20 percent, a goal set by the Ministry of Health to be met over the next five [...]


Make Abuse Prevention Topmost Priority at Nursing Homes, Says Report

A task force says all Ontario long-term care homes should make prevention of abuse and neglect their topmost priority and asks the provincial government to take action along [...]



Ottawa

Trudeau, Brazeau Take It on the Chin for Cancer

OTTAWA—Liberal MP Justin Trudeau beat Conservative Senator Patrick Brazeau in a fund-raising boxing match on the weekend. Conditions of a bet between the contenders meant that the loser, Brazeau, had to get his hair cut in the foyer of the [...]


Ottawa Dragon Boat Foundation Launches 2102 Fundraising Season

The Tim Hortons Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival launched its 2012 fundraising season on March 6.



Alberta

Calgary Group Says Minister’s Behaviour Not Befitting a Public Official

Alberta Premier Allison Redford needs to rein in Culture Minister Heather Klimchuk after the latter’s “iron-fisted” response to public criticism, says a Calgary group.


China’s Stake in Canada’s Oil Sands a National Security Threat, Says May

As foreign ownership of the Alberta oil sands increases, the leader of the federal Green Party warns that China’s large—and rapidly growing—stake in Alberta oil is [...]



Vancouver

Non-Browning GM Apple Worries BC Fruit Growers

A biotech company’s bid to market a genetically modified apple that doesn’t brown when sliced is prompting concern among conventional and organic fruit growers in B.C.’s [...]


BC to Get New Public Holiday in February

As B.C. ruminates on which day would be best to set aside for Family Day, a recent survey reveals that Canada has the fewest public holidays of any developed nation in the world.



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