SARS cluster in Ontario shrinks to twelve as two ICU deaths probed
Officials say Whitby dialysis unit health workers remain under observation with no symptoms yet. Two deaths at Oshawa ICU are under closer scrutiny while WHO monitors possible new cluster, and investigators seek infection sources for the Whitby and North York outbreaks.
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Air traffic controllers reach tentative deal with Nav Canada
The CAW representing 2300 air traffic controllers announces a four year contract with Nav Canada retroactive to 2001 and ending March 31, 2005. The agreement averts planned job action that could have delayed flights nationwide and includes wage and pension gains, shift changes, and a new pay classification process.
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Canucks chow down on beef during barbecue season
Canadian beef demand remains strong despite the mad cow scare as temperatures rise and consumers fire up grills. Beef sales are up alongside pork and poultry, with prices expected to rise as supply tightens amid bans on Canadian beef. The Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors notes sustained demand across retailers and wholesalers.
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David Ryzebel
Canada Safeway
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Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors
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