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God stays in school speech despite group's campaign
Globe and Mail – 22 hours ago
Edmonton — The University of Alberta has reached a compromise on a push by a group of campus atheists and agnostics to take God out of convocation ceremonies.
U of A changes God reference in convocation speech AOL Canada
U of A grad not quite Godless Edmonton Journal
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Man in NW Calgary basement fire dies in hospital
Metro Canada – Calgary – 8 hours ago
One of the victims of a fire that tore through a northwest basement suite Monday has died. Friends of Jonathan St. Pierre, 19, said he died at the Foothills Hospital Monday night after suffering severe smoke inhalation.
Four clinging to life after Calgary fire Edmonton Sun
Were fire victims trapped? Calgary Herald
United Press International – Canoe.ca – Calgary CTV – 660 News
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Owner of troubled BC mill says he’s not responsible for …
The Gazette (Montreal) – 1 hour ago
By Gordon Hamilton, Canwest News ServiceJanuary 27, 2009 11:47 PM VANCOUVER – A man involved with the company that owns a troubled BC pulp mill has denied he’s in charge of the firm – making it unclear who will pay the cost of preventing an …
Fears of chemical spill spur province to take over BC mill Globe and Mail
Fear of chemical spill at BC pulp mill prompts intervention in dispute CBC.ca
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Red Kettle campaign raises 000
Nova News Now – 16 hours ago
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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Porsche offers push-button exhaust sound enhancement for 911
Auto123 – 16 hours ago
Even in standard form, the iconic sports car exhibits a distinctive engine note by way of its unique boxer-engine layout and the relatively short length of its exhaust system plumbing.
Style tweaks lift 911 Courier Mail
Porsche to Offer Sound-Adjustable Sport Exhaust AutoGuide.com
CanadianDriver – Automobile Magazine – Edmunds.com/Inside Line – Car and SUV
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Houses, Arctic research facility among budget goodies for North
CBC.ca – 3 hours ago
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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The Weather Network Forecasts Major Winter Storm
MSNBC – 1 hour ago
OAKVILLE, ONTARIO – A winter storm is currently approaching Southern Ontario from Texas and the Tennessee River Valley and is expected to reach the Windsor area by Tuesday evening in time for the drive home.
Winter weather about to get worse Boston Globe
Snow keeps crews busy The Herald-Times (subscription)
Charleston Gazette – Uniontown Herald Standard – Kentucky.com – Albany Times Union
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RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900
CNET News – 56 minutes ago
T-Mobile teased us at CES 2009 by introducing the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900 but denying us any details on its availability date and pricing.
RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900 review (T-Mobile) infoSync World
RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900 (T-Mobile) PC Magazine
LAPTOP Magazine – Gizmodo.com – Blackberry Cool – Slippery Brick
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Cops warn of bank skimmer
Sarnia Observer – 26 Jan 2009
Sarnia Police are warning customers of the ScotiaBank branch on Christina Street to watch their bank statements after skimming equipment was discovered on one of the branch's ATMs Saturday morning.
Debit Card Alert Bangor Daily News
Guard against card frauds Sify
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MMO Publisher Nexon Closes Vancouver Studio
Gamasutra – 5 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.
‘MapleStory’ developer Nexon closes Vancouver studio mmohub.org
Nexon Shutters Vancouver Development Studio Kotaku.com
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