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Sir Richard Branson says cheers to Canada for avoiding recession …
The Canadian Press – 29 minutes ago
TORONTO – Self-made billionaire Sir Richard Branson says cheers to Canada for avoiding a recession for so long – but he also says to buckle up because the road ahead will be rough.
Sir Richard Branson talks recession in Toronto CTV.ca
Author of Virgin letter offered chance as airline's food tester Telegraph.co.uk
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MacKenzie pulp mill taken over by ministry
CTV British Columbia – 14 hours ago
The BC government has intervened in a potentially dangerous situation which could threaten a small northern community. A pulp mill north of Prince George is at risk of losing its workers and of leaking a dangerous chemical.
Owner of troubled BC mill says he’s not responsible for … The Gazette (Montreal)
Fears of chemical spill spur province to take over BC mill Globe and Mail
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Red Kettle campaign raises 000
Nova News Now – 27 Jan 2009
by Carla Allen/The Vanguard By Carla Allen Approximately 000 was raised through the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle campaign to assist over 200 applicants, including 170 families.
Mississauga man charged in pre-Christmas theft Mississauga
Salvation Army campaign raises a record amount Post-Bulletin
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Roddenberrys set to “boldly go” in 2010
The Tech Herald – 7 hours ago
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 …
To be sent "Where No One Has Gone Before" DailyTech
Remains of Majel Roddenberry to join husband's in space tribute CBC.ca
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U. of T. Buys Old McLaughlin Planetarium Land From ROM For Million
CityNews – 26 Jan 2009
It doesn't have quite the cachet of Ryerson University taking over Sam the Record Man, but a Toronto institution is about to fall into the hands of another famous local school.
U of T gets room to grow, ROM gets out of a jam Globe and Mail
U of T, ROM agree on purchase of Queen's Park property Exchange Morning Post
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Porsche to Offer Exhaust Note Tuning System
U.S. News Rankings & Reviews – 6 hours ago
You climb in, fire it up and hit the gas, listening for that deep, rumbling exhaust note that always sends a shiver up your spine.
Carry on Carrera Metro Canada – Ottawa
Porsche offers push-button exhaust sound enhancement for 911 Auto123
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Review: Skate 2 (Xbox 360)
GameFocus – 6 hours ago
A little over a year or so ago, EA’s Black Box came along, kicked Tony Hawk’s franchise off its high horse and brought about a true challenge to the largely uncontested king of the extreme sports genre.
Xbox 360 Review: Skate 2 VG-Reloaded.com
Skate 2 now at retailers Xbox Circle
Crave Online
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Habitat for Humanity meeting attracts interested parties
Portage Daily Graphic – 5 hours ago
About 35 people showed up at the Tupper Street Family Resource Centre Tuesday to hear what they have to do apply for a Habitat for Humanity house.
Habitat in need of family partners Port Huron Times Herald
Habitat for Humanity Informational Meeting A Success Portage Online
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MMO Publisher Nexon Closes Vancouver Studio
Gamasutra – 21 hours ago
Development studio Nexon Vancouver, also known as Humanature Studios, was shut down today by Korean parent company Nexon, which focuses on free-to-play MMOs.
Online giant confirms studio closure Play.tm
Nexon closes Humanature Studio GamesIndustry.biz
mmohub.org – Kotaku.com
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Global warming could create oceanic 'dead zones': study
CBC.ca – 26 Jan 2009
Unabated global warming could lead to a serious depletion of oxygen in the world's oceans, creating "dead zones" that could remain for thousands of years, purging some areas of advanced marine life, a new study says.
Global warming could unleash ocean 'dead zones': study AFP
Climate Change Could Choke Oceans for 100000 Years Wired News
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