H1N1 scare fuels debate on media, plans and risk
The Times reports nationwide scrutiny of the H1N1 pandemic. Public health officials note real differences from seasonal flu, with hospitalizations rising. Alberta Health Services cites 180 hospitalizations citywide, Southern Alberta accounting for 19. Caution and hygiene campaigns spread as communities reassess pandemic measures and personal responsibility.
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H1N1 vaccine debate weighs safety and choice
A Canwest News Service poll shows 48 percent of Canadians doubt the H1N1 shot while many plan to vaccinate. Health officials cite mild side effects and urge vaccination for both seasonal and H1N1 flu, noting serious events are rare and monitoring regions with rollout.
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Paszkowski grants building permit exemption for prairie sun potatoes
Municipal Affairs Minister Walter Paszkowski overturned two prior rulings requiring Prairie Sun Potatoes Ltd to obtain a building permit for potato storage and to meet stricter codes. He said time is needed to define agricultural buildings and granted the permit exemption, saving the company thousands.
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