Rivera gets a break
Geraldo Rivera was punched during a taping as two romantically linked men argued over a woman and her children. Rivera shielded female guests and was injured, marking a repeat incident after a 1988 nose fracture from a flying chair.
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Klein backpedals on hospital closures comments
Premier Ralph Klein sought to clarify remarks after a weekend interview suggesting Health Authorities could close hospitals even if it caused deaths. He said his point was to grant RHAs flexibility to rationalize hospital services and avoid duplicate EDs as ambulance tech improves.
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Alberta
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CTV
Gay student returns to Alberni school after skirt incident
Patrick Ovington 18, openly gay, returns to Alberni District Secondary School in B C after a suspension for wearing skirts and a dress. Principal Harry Janzen says they have an understanding on acceptable behavior and vows no further difficulties. Students suggest the issue involved use of the women's washroom.
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Canadians eye compensation as Dow Corning files for Chapter 11
Canadian lawyers say thousands of women in Alberta Saskatchewan Ontario and Quebec will continue to seek damages from Dow Corning despite the U S bankruptcy filing. They note assets and insurance remain and class actions may proceed while the global 4 25 billion settlement may not fully cover all claims.
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Edmonton euthanasia advocate Bruce Hutchinson murdered. robbery motive cited
Edmonton police say Bruce Hutchinson, 41, head of the Right to Die Society, was murdered likely in a robbery. They noted four handguns and $1,000 missing from his collection after his body was found with no sign of struggle, believed to have died about 24 hours before discovery.
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Edmonton
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Banks spar over small savings amid rate wars in Canada
In Toronto banks pit savings accounts under 5000 dollars against each other with Bank of Montreal offering 4.25 percent on First Bank Savings and TD Bank matching 4.25 percent on Investment Builder for balances below 5000. Royal Bank cites tiered rates from 0.25 to 0.75 percent, while alternatives like GICs and term deposits offer higher returns.
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Ebola quarantine tightens as Kinshasa fears spread
Zaire quarantines a riverboat captain and a nurse in Kinshasa amid Ebola alarm. WHO cites potential exposure in Kikwit, with six million residents in the capital and cases reaching distant towns. no vaccine or cure exists and death rates run high.
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Women have more brain cells in language areas says study
A Hamilton McMaster University study reports women possess about 11 percent more neurons in the temporal lobe language layers than men, with roughly 5 000 extra cells per cubic millimetre in the second and fourth levels. Researchers say this microscopic difference may help explain faster language acquisition in girls.
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McMaster University
Sandra Witelson
Journal of Neuroscience
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