One year after Layton death Canadians still uninformed on cause
Canadians remain largely unaware of the exact illness that killed Jack Layton as his family guards the cause, arguing public knowledge could discourage others while experts urge transparency about leaders health and fitness for office. Olivia Chow and Layton's children have publicly upheld the decision to withhold details, saying disclosure is not necessary.
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Expert urges closing pig barns at fairs over swine flu risk
Swine flu has been detected in more than ten states with over 200 infected, many children. Health officials pursue a cautious approach. Michael Osterholm calls for pigs to stay home from fairs, arguing transmission is occurring at events.
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Market Wrap: Canadian stocks lift as oil and metals rise
Canadian markets end lower in US dominated sessions with the S&P/TSX Composite at 12,116.92 up 40.89 and the TSX Venture at 1,239.32 up 9.98 while oil futures rise to 96.68 per barrel and gold hits 1642.90 per ounce. The euro and pound rise against the Canadian dollar as risk assets gain. The October oil contract shifts to October on Wednesday.
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