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Monthly Archives: June 2019
Medical licence revoked of Ottawa fertility specialist who used own sperm to artificially inseminate patients – The Globe and Mail
Bernard Norman Barwin …. Outside of the hearing, Ms. Dixon said she hopes the case sends a message about the need for better oversight of fertility clinics. Fertility clinics in Canada are privately run, for the most part, and have … Continue reading
Posted in healthcare, justice, News and politics
Tagged fertility, fraud, insemination
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Suspect Robs Liquor Mart with Bicycle Pump
Home / Winnipeg Crime By Manitoba Post Staff 21 June 2019 @manitobapost https://www.manitobapost.com/winnipeg-crime/suspect-robs-liquor-mart-with-bicycle-pump-117818 Commentary Hey I have one of those pumps. Good to know if I ever become a victim of driver road rage I can pull it out. Wait … Continue reading
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The world is broken—and human kindness is the only solution – Macleans.ca
A photograph of the NZ PM embracing a Muslim woman reproduced by artist Loretta Lizzio as an 18-metre mural on a silo in Melbourne (Recep Sakar/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images) https://www.macleans.ca/society/the-world-is-broken-and-human-kindness-is-the-only-solution
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MB cosmetic pesticide ban leads to dandelion infestation plus info on more natural alternatives
Delineations in a Winnipeg park. Randall Paull/Global News https://globalnews.ca/news/5367221/manitoba-cosmetic-pesticide-ban-leads-to-dandelion-infestation/ Comments Dandelions bring nutrients up from the deeper soil. The rabbits eat them on my front lawn and a fake owl plus our cats let out peridically keep the rabbits out … Continue reading
Posted in Health and wellness, Nature, News and politics, Sustainability
Tagged ban, chemical, cosmetic, health, manitoba, Nature, pesticide, Sustainability
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Canadian corporations dodged up to $11B in taxes in a year, CRA report finds | CBC
The Canada Revenue Agency found tax leakage with companies big and small in the report released Tuesday. (Chris Wattie/Reuters) Canadian corporations dodged up to $11B in taxes in a year, CRA report finds Commentary Long overdue to stop raising taxes … Continue reading
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Opinion: As Vancouver mulls a bitcoin ATM ban, don’t forget who this might hurt the most: sex workers – The Globe and Mail
Globe and Mail ETHAN LOU CONTRIBUTED TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL PUBLISHED JUNE 15, 2019 UPDATED JUNE 15, 2019 https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-as-vancouver-mulls-a-bitcoin-atm-ban-dont-forget-who-this-might-hurt/ — Commentary Is Winnipeg going to consider the same? Winnipeg is among the worst in Canada for money laundering and … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Computers and Internet, Financial, law, News and politics, Opinion
Tagged atm, bitcoin, crypto, currency
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Parting the Red Sea: Why the Chinese and U.S. armies are fortifying this tiny African country – The Globe and Mail
Djibouti, 2017: Personnel from China’s People’s Liberation Army hold an opening ceremony for a new Chinese military base, the country’s first such facility to be built overseas. STR/AFP/GETTY IMAGES GEOFFREY YORK AFRICA BUREAU CHIEF DJIBOUTI PUBLISHED JUNE 6, 2019 UPDATED … Continue reading
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Google is offering texting from a computer and is testing RCS (Advanced SMS) messaging without the carrier in middle
Send and receive Text / SMS / MMS messages from your computer with the Messages web app by Google. Requires an Android mobile phone and setting Google Messages as the default text messaging app if it not already. Samsung and … Continue reading
Police fire tear gas in Hong Kong and protestors douse – The Globe and Mail
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/video-police-fire-tear-gas-at-protestors-in-hong-kong/# Video shot by Globe journalist Nathan VanderKlippe shows protestors in Hong Kong on Wednesday dousing a tear gas canister with water. — Image Hong Kong’s resistance in 16 seconds: ‘If there is ever a video to give you hope … Continue reading
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Tagged China, civil disobedience, civil rights, civil unrest, democracy, extradition to china, hong kong, oppression, protesting
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