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Low Aboriginal transplant rates blamed on 'bias and racism'
Peter Nakogee knows the chances are not good for aboriginals seeking transplants in Canada, but the gregarious father of four has reason to celebrate.
11/04: Traffic Update: Stop Sign Controls Now Operational
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Maclean's rankings just one way to rate schools, say university officials
Jon Driver was pleased Thursday when he heard Simon Fraser University had ranked first in the comprehensive category of the annual Maclean's magazine university rankings, but he still took the news with a grain of salt.
Ontario hosted religious seminar
Rev. Fr. Karnig Koyounian, Sourp Hagop Armenian Apostolic Church Pastor and Prelacy Religious Council member gave the first lecture of the seminar on 'Reforming Rituals.' Archbishop Hagopian followed with 'Contemporary Social, Moral and Religious Issues,' and His Grace, Bishop Anoushavan Tanielian, Vicar of the Eastern Prelacy of the United States, ...
Veteran Mountie says Canadian officers not fully protected in overseas missions
A handout photo of RCMP Inspector Joe McAllister meeting earlier this year with Afghan police and an American army police mentor at a Canadian forces base in the provincial capital.
School absenteeism acts as flu barometer
Two weeks ago at Bellmoore School in Hamilton, dozens of students were home sick with flu.
Environment ministers call for better packaging rules
Home : Canada : Environment ministers call for better packaging rules Environment ministers call for better packaging rules Date: Friday Oct.
Germophobia spawns new products
Parents who want to protect their children from the germy world have no shortage of products to choose from.
Genealogy Query - LAVEQUE : NIELSEN
I am looking for any siblings born to a Sharon Paulette Laveque I was born in 1971 Kingston Ontario Canada.
If it itches do more than just scratch it
It started as an itch, and it didn't seem right. Brynessa Gradley was 19 years old and in the midst of writing university essays and exams when an unusual itch on her leg prompted her to go see a doctor.
Queen's scientists on international team discover 'ecologically unique' changes in Arctic lake
The adjacent foothills hold lakes that were not scoured by glaciers during late Quaternary glaciations, and thus preserve exceptionally long sedimentary records of climate change.
Arctic Lake Sediment Record Shows Warming in Recent Decades
An analysis of sediment cores indicates that biological and chemical changes occurring at a remote Arctic lake are unprecedented over the past 200,000 years and likely are the result of human-caused climate change, according to a new study led by the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Farmer takes province to court over wind turbine health risks
The wind turbines on Wolfe Island near Kingston, Ont., standing prominently and giving a futuristic look on the flat landscape.
Arctic lake sediments show warming, unique ecological changes in recent decades
A University of Colorado at Boulder-led analysis of a 200,000 year-old sediment core from a Baffin Island lake indicates warming temperatures in the Arctic due to human activity are overriding a natural cooling trend in the region.
Sunken car deaths an accident, says girls' mother
Rescue workers look over the bodies of four people pulled from a submerged car in the locks northeast of Kingston, Ont., June 30, 2009.
Dozens arrested in Kingston, Ont., during unofficial homecoming weekend
Kingston Police officers on horseback patrol Aberdeen Street in Kingston, Ont., on the evening of Sept.
Rich history of Canadian maple commemorated as national historic event
Canada's rich history of producing products from maple, that sticky sweet substance known to flow from Canadian trees, has been commemorated as an event of national historic significance.
Impact of coffee on pregnant moms being flushed out in new studies
Researchers at Queen's University in Kingston Ontario and McMaster University in Hamilton have found that high caffeine ingestion during pregnancy is associated with a greater risk of lower birth weight and intrauterine growth restriction in addition to a decreased mean birth weight.