Outbreak of deadly E coli hits Saint John day care
Public health officials search for the source of an E coli outbreak at the YM YWCA day care in Saint John New Brunswick that killed a 22 month old boy and infected two more with one suspected case. The day care is closed pending investigation with water ruled out as a cause.
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Fredericton
Saint John
N.B
Halifax
Ym-Ywca
Wayne MacDonald
New Brunswick
MacDonald
Solzhenitsyn Birthday Marks Author and War of 1812 Note
On this day in 1918 Alexander Solzhenitsyn was born, later winning the Nobel Prize and authoring works such as One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich Cancer Ward and The Gulag Archipelago. Also dated events include 1813 Newark burning in the War of 1812 1931 Westminster statute and 1997 Kyoto global warming accord.
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Stalin
Ivan Denisovich
Cancer Ward
U.S
Soviet Union
Newark
Niagara-on-the Lake
Ont
Kyoto
Japan
Arts Elevation Frames Gree Porn Culture as Belief
The piece treats the arts as more than craft, presenting a philosophy where creative work defines a worldview. It discusses culture as a system of beliefs rooted in aesthetics and interpretation, shaping identity and community values.
Security dominated budget from Ottawa sparks criticism
Medicine Hat MP Monte Solberg says the federal budget is smoke and mirrors, with 7.7 billion in security spending over five years including air travel and police funding. He and experts warn actual defence outlays lag inflation, while border and air security measures tighten controls and raise costs.
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Medicine Hat
Monte Solberg
Canadian Alliance
Ottawa
Paul Martin
Canada
Solberg
Defence Research Establishment
Suffield
Cfb
United States
U.s.-Canada
RCMP
Jim Horsman
Alberta
Horsman
Can-Am
Government outlines spending, debt and tax cuts plan
The document shows total program spending at 130 billion for 2001 2002 up from 119 billion in 2000 2001 Net public debt at 547 billion down 1 billion from 2000 2001 A balanced budget is projected for the next three years with no debt repayment this year or next The economy is forecast to grow 1.3 percent in 2001 1.1 percent in 2002 and 3.9 percent in 2003 It reaffirms 100 billion in tax cuts over five years announced last year.
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Solberg
Medicine Hat
U.S
Forces attack possible bin Laden hideouts in Afghanistan
Forces backed by tanks and U S warplanes attack al Qaida positions in eastern Afghanistan near Tora Bora and seize much of a valley leading toward bin Laden's suspected hideout. Marines advance toward Kandahar and U S embassy grounds in Kabul are secured as Pakistan blocks escapes.
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Tora Bora
Afghanistan
al-Qaida
Osama bin Laden
U.S. Marine
Kandahar
Taliban
bin Laden
Defence
Paul Wolfowitz
Pentagon
U.S
Kabul
Northern Alliance
White Mountains
John Stufflebeem
Hamed Karzai
al- Qaida
Protesters Demand Meeting With Minister Amid Legislative Push
A representative from the Canadian Labour Congress reports a minor clash with police as staff express safety concerns over the rapid passage of legislation. The protesters want a date to meet the minister, which has been scheduled.
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Canadian Labour Congress
Parthenis
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