Dueck’s Son Tyrell Seeks Hope in Mexico Treatment
Tyrell Dueck, 13, recovering in Tijuana from tumour pain, reports relief after shark cartilage capsules laetrile and gene therapy. Canadians have raised about 11000 to cover a 6000 weekly therapy, with plans to visit Sea World and Ottawa where the Senators invited them to a game.
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Calgarian narrowly survives Jeep avalanche at Weeping Wall
Kenneth Huber of Calgary escaped with minor injuries after a Jeep was swept up by an avalanche on Highway 93 near Weeping Wall. RCMP said the washed wreck left a 60 metre path of snow, rock and mud and the highway was cleared with little traffic disruption.
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Wisdom on choice and responsibility by Kushner
Kushner argues that every adult can choose their path regardless of childhood or habits. He rejects the view that upbringing alone determines fate, insisting that morality and personal accountability remain possible.
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Harold S. Kushner
Y2K fears drive Canadian firms to drop risky suppliers
Canadian corporations warn of massive Y2K fallout as firms shed suppliers unable to prove millennium bug readiness. Blake Cassels and Graydon hosted a private Y2K conference with about 20 industry leaders in Toronto. The move follows earlier government and corporate warnings that contracts could be canceled if guarantees fail.
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Spiderman bandit suspected as Vancouver high rise burglaries rise
In Vancouver police investigate eight high rise burglaries over two weeks with the thief sealing building exteriors and entering suites via open patio doors. Detectives consider a link to the 1997 Spiderman bandit, with a suspect previously arrested, now possibly reoffending.
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NATO strikes Yugoslavia as Kosovo genocide claims rise
NATO aircraft pounded targets in Yugoslavia overnight to halt what Western leaders call genocide in Kosovo. France urged Russia to press Belgrade toward diplomacy while NATO reported half a million Kosovo Albanians displaced. A U S stealth F 117 downed. pilot rescued to Italy.
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