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Canada: Flu vaccine shortage forces some clinics to shut doors
Via the Globe and Mail , a report by Caroline Alphonso: Flu vaccine shortage forces some clinics to shut doors .
I n politics, as in the courtroom, it is wise to never ask a question unless you know the answer.
Whistler Film Festival 2009: Borsos Award nominees announced
A taste of Greece in Quebec at "La Taverna"
When tourists come to Quebec City, they discover not only its history of the place but also its restaurants.
Italian Judge Convicts 23 Americans of Kidnapping
Palestinian scare tactic in peace talks? The Palestinians should give up seeking an independent state and pursue a single country with equal rights with Israelis, the chief Palestinian negotiator in Mideast peace talks says.
SMS Rents Opens Branch in Quebec City Area
SMS Rents opened a new branch in St. Romuald, Canada. Pictured is Mathieu Giroux, customer service representative at the St-Romuald store.
For Quebeckers, it pays to play at home
Close You asked. We're building it. FABRICE TAYLOR Published on Monday, Nov. 02, 2009 12:00AM EST Last updated on Monday, Nov.
Quebec a loser in stimulus sweepstakes: CP analysis
Stimulus money earmarked for Quebec is only trickling down to communities in the province, while other provinces are awash in federal funds, an analysis by The Canadian Press shows.
Bill 44 has "worrisome" implications for CEGEPs
A provincial bill that has "worrisome" implications for Quebec colleges is likely to become law by the end of the year.
Supply hiccup slows vaccine distribution to cities
The federal government has warned Ontario it will suffer a sudden cutback in H1N1 flu vaccine shipments, provincial officials said Thursday, prompting the spectre of shortages as the pandemic escalates.
Timeline: Canadian deaths in Afghanistan
2009 Oct. 28: Lt. Justin Garrett Boyes, 26, of Saskatchewan, was killed by a homemade bomb planted while on a morning foot patrol with Afghan National Police about 20 kilometres southwest of Kandahar City.
Quebec deficit projected to hit $4.7 billion
QUEBEC a ' Quebec is projecting a deficit of $4.7 billion this year, up from the $3.9 billion laid out in last spring's budget.
CIS Top 10: Laval returns to #1
CFL.ca Staff OTTAWA -- The reigning Vanier Cup champion Laval Rouge et Or are back to a familiar place as they return to the top of the UFRC CIS football rankings after spending two weeks at No.
Feds approve swine-flu vaccine, shots to begin in days
Canada's largest-ever immunization campaign is ready to go now that the federal government has approved the swine-flu vaccine.
Media Advisory: Canadian Forces Liaison Council Signing Ceremony, Quebec City Hall
Media are invited to attend a special ceremony hosted by the Canadian Forces Liaison Council at Quebec City Hall, Thursday, October 22, 2009, at 2:00 p.m. . Leaders of five Quebec City-based institutions and businesses will sign Statements of Support for their employees who serve in Canada's Reserve Force.