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Canada requesting firms report use of nanomaterials
CTV.ca – 21 hours ago
EDMONTON — Canada is poised to become the first government in the world to require companies to provide information about their use of potentially harmful nanomaterials in products, experts say.
Canada poised to require companies to report use of nanomaterials … iNews880.com
World's First Mandatory National Nanotech Rule Pending Nanotechwire.com
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Nasty mix of snow, high winds wallop Newfoundland
CTV.ca – 7 hours ago
The winter storm system that walloped the United States in recent days is hitting Newfoundland and Labrador Thursday, bringing with it a nasty mix of precipitation and high winds.
East`s Groundhog Day Monster AccuWeather.com
NL awaits eye of incoming winter storm system CTV British Columbia
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Vancouver-developed 'Skate 2' a solid sequel with more tricks, pain
The Canadian Press – 18 hours ago
A real-life skateboarder who bellyflops or cannonballs onto a staircase after missing a steep grind rail would likely be looking at an extended hospital stay.
“Skate 2” adds new tricks to winning formula Macon Telegraph
Skate 2 Review (Xbox 360) GamersDailyNews
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Budget commits million to quantum computing centre
IT World Canada Blogs – 12 hours ago
Canada will become home to the largest concentration of quantum computing talent in the world, thanks to 0 million in funding from government and the founder of Research in Motion Ltd.
• A M boost for cutting-edge science Waterloo Record
Canada commits million to quantum computing center Nanowerk LLC
Exchange Morning Post
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U of A grad not quite Godless
Edmonton Journal – 27 Jan 2009
By Keith Gerein, The Edmonton JournalJanuary 27, 2009 The Almighty will continue to have a seat at the University of Alberta's convocation, but is being moved a few rows closer to the back.
U of A changes God reference in convocation speech AOL Canada
God stays in school speech despite group's campaign Globe and Mail
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Roddenberrys set to “boldly go” in 2010
The Tech Herald – 28 Jan 2009
by Stevie Smith – Jan 28 2009, 13:00 After giving the world one of the most renowned science fiction franchises to ever grave small and large-screen audiences, the ashes of legendary Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry are to be blasted into space for …
Remains of Majel Roddenberry to join husband's in space tribute CBC.ca
To be sent "Where No One Has Gone Before" DailyTech
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Conquest should be banished from Rings franchise
Calgary Herald – 28 Jan 2009
It is with little hesitation that I say that Electronic Arts' first two Lord of the Rings titles, The Two Towers and Return of the King, are among my favourite movie tie-ins.
Lord of the Rings: Conquest Head-To-Head IGN
Lord of the Rings: Conquest Review (360) EndSights
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Disney throws Turok sequel in the bin News
Eurogamer – 1 hour ago
Bad news for anyone who enjoyed last year's Turok game on PC, PS3 or Xbox 360 – word is the sequel has been cancelled. That's according to Kotaku, which reported Disney Interactive is making around 70 employees redundant from developer Propaganda Games …
Disney layoffs hit Turok, Bolt studios GameSpot
Disney Interactive confirms layoffs Videogamer.com
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'Don King' logo plan is scrapped
BBC News – 22 hours ago
The planned logo, featuring an emblem of black and gold flames, was created to represent Cornwall's new unitary authority, which takes over in April.
EXCLUSIVE: CCC scraps £500k logo The Cornishman
New Cornwall Council logo scrapped Cornwall 24
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Houses, Arctic research facility among budget goodies for North
CBC.ca – 27 Jan 2009
Hundreds of millions of dollars are expected to flow to Canada's North as a result of Tuesday's federal budget, with money promised for projects ranging from much-needed public housing to a High Arctic research station.
Millions for Arctic Embassy
Flaherty singles out six infrastructure projects for targeted … Daily Commercial News
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