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Fighting for artistic freedom: U.S. soldiers fight order to paint over nose art KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - U.S. chopper pilots are calling an order to paint over the nose art on their Chinook helicopters a blow to their artistic freedom, but their commanding officer insists it’s little more than a tempest in a paint pot. Nose art emerged during the First World War as a way... Sunday , August 01, 2010
VICTORIA - A waterbomber battling wildfires in the B.C. interior has crashed. Captain Marguerite Dodds-Lepinski, the public affairs officer for the Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre in Victoria, says the aircraft was reported down Saturday night just before nine o’clock, local time. Dodds-Le... Saturday , July 31, 2010 Que. health agency denies link between toxin and cancer rates in Shannon MONTREAL - A Quebec public health agency is disputing a link between a toxin from a Canadian military base and unusually high levels of cancer in a town near the province’s capital. The courts are dealing with a class-action suit launched against the federal government by more than 700 curr... Saturday , July 31, 2010 Some Rwandans in Canada put hope in election, others doubt fairness of vote TORONTO - John Rukumbura will travel more than 450 kilometres next week just to cast a single vote in the Rwandan elections, in the hopes that it will contribute to democracy in his homeland. Preparations are in full gear for Rwandans inside and outside the country to contribute to the natio... Saturday , July 31, 2010 Brandt Meat Packers issues recall on meats, closes Mississauga plant temporarily MISSISSAUGA, Ont. - A suspected salmonella outbreak from headcheese produced at a Toronto-area plant that sickened two dozen people this month has prompted a recall of a variety of processed meats produced at the same facility. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency and G. Brandt Meat Packers L... Saturday , July 31, 2010
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