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  • 0 The teams were so experienced and well-matched that the final standings bore no relation to the quality of play at the 57th Dominion Curling Championship March 16-21 in western Prince Edward...
  • 0 The Veterans Review and Appeal Board has been advised by a parliamentary committee to review the way it handles benefit of the doubt in appeals of disability benefit rulings....
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    Health File: Canada’s Brain Wave

    April 14, 2013 by Sharon Adams
    The recipe looks delicious—roasted butternut squash soup with roasted pumpkin seeds—but what makes it more attractive than a zillion others available online is that it’s food for thought. Literally. It’s from Mindfull, an e-book collection of 100 brain-healthy recipes developed by researchers at the Rotman...
  • 0 Now that Canada’s combat commitment in Afghanistan has ended, the Canadian Forces must not let its care of members with mental health issues lapse, the military ombudsman said in a 2012 assessment of the CF’s care of members with mental health issues. “The OSI (operational...
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    Canada and the Holocaust

    March 11, 2013 by Sharon Adams
    Many young Canadians may be unaware Canada has any connection to the Holocaust, the Nazi extermination program that claimed six million Jewish people and millions of others during the Second World War. That is about to change as Canada assumes chairmanship of the International Holocaust...
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    New home planned for HMCS Sackville

    March 4, 2013 by Sharon Adams
    The federal government  has given $240,000 to the Canadian Naval Memorial Trust,  which plans a new $90 million memorial project  for Halifax Harbour where HMCS Sackville, a Second World War convoy escort, has served as Canada’s Naval Memorial since 1985. The  Trust plans to raise...
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