Scotswoman Edition Highlights Women Led Scotsman For One Day
The Scotsman renamed itself Scotswoman for International Women’s Day with an all female editorial staff. A nearly naked man posed with briefcases for the modern businesswoman and a men’s page on Scottish masculinity appeared in the spoof edition.
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Health care for sale in the United States
A Toronto firm Priority Access Health Services advertises discounted plastic surgery pacemakers and eye surgery in the United States to exploit empty clinics and Canadian waiting lists. The plan includes possible OHIP private coverage and quotes prices for a heart bypass far below Canadian costs. Mexico adopts austerity with tax hikes higher prices and wage caps to curb a deepening crisis.
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Toronto
United States
Priority Access Health Services
Canada
Douglas Hitchcock
Ontario
Hitchcock
America
U.S
Ontario Health Insurance Plan
Workers Compensation Board
Health Ministry
Barbara Selkirk
Mexico City
Treasury
Guillermo Ortiz
Ortiz
Mexico
Trawler seizure sparks EU threats over Grand Banks fishing
The Estai, a Spanish trawler seized by Canada near Newfoundland, triggers EU retaliation talks. Spain and Portugal dispute Atlantic fishing rights and consider measures including boycotting the Halifax G 7 summit. Tobin defends Canada's action and notes ships escorted to St Johns for crew return.
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Eoin Kenny
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Brussels
European Union
Ottawa
Brian Tobin
Tobin
Canada
Puiluilily
UlLalUpUue
Spain
European Commission
Joao Vale de Almeida
Carlos Bastarreche
Halifax
St. John’s
Mld
Fisheries and Coast Guard
Vigia
Westray judge eyed for possible mistrial in bias claim
Crown prosecutors asked Justice Robert Anderson to recuse himself citing a March 2 telephone call to a senior official that allegedly revealed bias against lead prosecutor Herman Felderhof. The motion arose during the Westray mine case against Gerald Phillips Roger Parry and Curragh Inc for manslaughter and criminal negligence.
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Pictou
N.S
Westray
Robert Anderson
Mark Chisholm
Chisholm
Anderson
Nova Scotia
Public Prosecution Service
Herman Felderhof
Erman Felderhof
Gerald Phillips
Roger Parry
Curragh Inc
Eharges
Plymont
Donald
Martin Herschorn
Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service
Halifax
Herschorn
Hantavirus Confirmed Across Alberta By Health Officials
Public health officials confirm hantavirus found in deer mice samples from sites across Alberta from Fort McMurray to Medicine Hat. Ottawa lab identified virus in about 500 mice, with 6 to 8 percent carrying it. Four Albertans in Edmonton area and north saw cases last year.
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Centre For Disease Control
Alberta Health
North America
Alberta
John Waters
Waters
Edmonton
Ottawa Lab
Fort McMurray
Medicine Hat
Waters declines close inspection to confirm deer mice
Waters notes he would not get close enough to the mice to determine if they are deer mice or merely close cousins, signaling caution in identifying species.
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Waters
Fuhrman racism volley tests Simpson trial defusal plan
In Los Angeles a key trial moment shows the word nigger projected above detective Mark Fuhrman as prosecutors seek to frame him as not racist. The tactic risks broadening cross examination beyond prior limits, with defense attorney F Lee Bailey signaling potential heavy scrutiny of Fuhrman’s past remarks and character. The judge allows a letter claim about Fuhrman and an interracial relationship to be used in cross examination.
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Simpson
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Marcia Clark
Clark
Kathleen Bell
Marine Corps
Christopher Darden
Lance Ito
Bell
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