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Extra Canadian flu vaccines sent abroad
Toronto :: Canada | about 1 month ago
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If a terrorist attack, massive flood or other major disaster strikes, the federal government is unprepared to lead a co-ordinated emergency response, Canada's auditor general has found. Extra vaccine for the H1N1 virus has been exported from Canada to...
Tags: Canada, auditor general, Saskatchewan, terrorist attack, massive flood, h1n1 virus, major disaster, extra vaccine, federal government, disaster strikes
Budget officer warns of harder times ahead
Ottawa :: Canada | about 1 month ago
Credibility Last updated on Monday, Nov. 02, 2009 9:25PM EST O ttawa's budget watchdog warns the federal government's deficit hole will be much harder to climb out of than originally thought, predicting that even after the economy has recovered there will be a persistent...
Tags: Parliamentary Budget, budget office, budget watchdog, office kevin, Kevin Page, federal government
Ottawa rethinks plan for flu shot suppliers
Ottawa :: Canada | about 1 month ago
Credibility The federal government has signalled it will reconsider its decision to get the H1N1 vaccine from a single supplier when it comes time to begin preparing for the next big pandemic. "As we move forward, just as we have more than one supplier for seasonal...
Tags: Ottawa Public Health, emergency debate, h1n1 vaccination, h1n1 flu, Canada, Dr. Carolyn Bennett, flu vaccination, federal government, House of Commons
Gibbs Says He Doesn’t Know if White House Has Reviewed Constitutionality of Forcing People to Buy Health Insurance
Alexandria :: IN :: USA | about 1 month ago
Credibility And, you know, if that’s the case, then we didn’t need a ‘Cash for Clunkers,’ all we had to do is have the federal government say you all got to buy new cars, no matter how tough it is on you. You know, they could require you to buy anything. And that...
Lines long as Canadians swamp H1N1 clinics
Ottawa :: Canada | about 1 month ago
Credibility On Day 1 of the largest mass-vaccination program in history, thousands of at-risk Canadians waited patiently in long queues Monday, to be among the first to receive the H1N1 shot. Lines containing hundreds of people snaked through shopping malls, local...
Cellphone ban begins for Ontario drivers
Toronto :: Canada | about 1 month ago
Credibility Bacteria resistant to some antibiotics have been found in Toronto tap water, a University of Michigan scientist says. An Ontario law has come into effect Monday making it illegal for drivers to use hand-held cellphones, BlackBerrys and other electronic...
Tags: pregnant women, Ontario, Canada, Toronto, Australia, federal government, unadjuvanted vaccination, BlackBerrys, scientist says, ontario law
Associated Press Brings Indian Education Questions
Earlier tonight I received an email from the First Nations Education and Cultural Center here at IU. It's contents were a simple link to a very complex issue at Haskell Indian Nations University.This article is typical of main...
Tags: Indian Education, Bureau of Indian Education, Federal Government
AllAfrica.com: ASUU Gets 53 Percent Increase
Abuja :: Nigeria | about 1 month ago
Credibility ASUU Gets 53 Percent Increase Erasmus Alaneme 22 October 2009 Abuja — Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) finally signed the re-negotiated 2001 agreement with the university teachers getting additional 53 per cent increment...
Tags: ASUU, federal government, steel workers, protesting steel
FACE parents worry about new bike path
Montreal :: Canada | about 1 month ago
Credibility Parents with children at a downtown Montreal school near McGill University say they are upset they were not consulted on a new bike path being built in front of the building. The man who headed the federal inquiry into the sponsorship scandal is calling...
Tags: Montreal Transit Corp, quebec government, Quebec City, minimum sentenced, proposing tough, cases involving, collar criminals, federal government, fraud cases
Separatists heap scorn on securities regulator case
Quebec :: Canada | about 1 month ago
Credibility Q uebec separatists say a move to ask the Supreme Court to decide whether the federal government can create a national securities regulator is evidence that when it comes to disputes over provincial jurisdiction in Canada, the dice are loaded in Ottawa's...
Tags: securities regulator, federal government, University of Ottawa, Supreme Court of Canada, national securities, Canada, Quebec
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