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 Houston Chronicle
Shell: Crude shortfalls will boost renewables
TOOLS | Royal Dutch Shell said the failure of crude suppliers to keep pace with accelerating demand may prompt the expansion of renewable energy. | There's "plenty of oil in the world," Shell's Scenar... (photo: GFDL / Frank Vincentz)
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 Canada Dot Com
Sound off: Does Saskatchewan need an essential-services bill?
| REGINA - The Saskatchewan government hailed the passing of its essential services bill Wednesday as a way to ensure public health and safety aren't put at risk during labour disputes. | But the new ... (photo: GFDL)
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 Canada Dot Com
Canada dollar follows oil higher after early hiccup
| TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar rose above parity versus the U.S. dollar on Thursday as lofty oil prices helped it recover losses suffered after weak manufactur... (photo: publicdomainphoto)
Canada Currency Dollar Market Photos |
 Canada Dot Com
E. coli scare in B.C. sparks beef recall
| VANCOUVER - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning consumers in British Columbia to throw out certain beef products that may contain potentially deadly E. coli ... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Disease Food Health Photos Society |
 Canada Dot Com
Oily residue kills 53 ducks in Sask.
| SASKATOON -- The provincial government is scrambling to deal with the deaths of 53 ducks at an oil-extraction site west of Saskatoon. | Energy and Resources Minister Bi... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
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 Canada Dot Com
'Highly unlikely' risky drug will again be used in heart surgeries
| A controversial drug once commonly administered to control bleeding during heart surgery will probably never be used again, health care experts say. | New research by t... (photo: WN/Theresa Poongan)
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 Canada Dot Com
Ducks die in oily Sask. pond
| The provincial government is scrambling to deal with the deaths of 53 ducks at an oil-extraction site west of Saskatoon. | Energy and Resources Minister Bill Boyd annou... (photo: Washington DC Library)
Animals Death Government Photos Wildlife |
 Canada Dot Com
U.S. bill would make B.C. lumber pricier
| The U.S. Congress passed a bill Wednesday that could wrap lumber imports from Canada in red tape and has the potential to impose limits beyond the restrictions already ... (photo: creative commons)
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 Canada Dot Com
Pacific Seafoods packs up Sidney plant, heads to Port Hardy
| Workers tucked bright-red salmon candy into packages Wednesday in the final processing job at Pacific Seafoods International's Sidney fish plant. | The company, known f... (photo: WN / patricia)
Company Fish Pacific Photos Port |
 Canada Dot Com
Councillor hopes to flush away Toronto tourism woes
| 'We're only as good as our washrooms in this city' | Allison Hanes, National Post Published: Thursday, May 15, 2008 | Change font size | Story tools presented by try... (photo: Creative Commons / Bren Barnes)
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 Canada Dot Com
Slow summer expected for tourism
| A proliferation of new hotels, high fuel costs and a still-strong loonie are expected to translate into a slow summer for the tourism industry. Even the U.S. election c... (photo: GFDL / Bernard Gagnon)
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 The Times Of India
Can't do without my handphone
| TORONTO: More than one-third of workers would choose their mobile phone over their wallet, keys, laptop or digital music player if they had to leave the h... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
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