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Governments lie about WiFi hazards: Prof
A Brock University professor has called for a warning to staff that they should be cautious about microwave exposure from WiFi, be re-issued before they return to school in September."There have been press reports in the last two weeks with false and misleading statements from government offici...
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Water safety, not smuggling, remains focus of marine unit
Constable Gary Gibson has concise advice for people heading to Lake Ontario for a day by the water—“never go near the water by yourself.”Gibson’s a 34-year veteran of Toronto Police Services. He’s been with its marine unit 14 years, half that time with the dive team, so he knows water can be fun but...
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Annual home tour features new stops
Every once in a while it helps to have an architect in the family.When John White (who is an architect) and Gilles Huot (who isn’t) decided to abandon condo living on Carlton St. for a cozy 1884 bay ‘n gable townhouse on Metcalfe St. in Old High Cabbagetown about five years ago, Huot told his partne...
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Health cops threaten your freedoms
In Vancouver recently local health inspectors went after producers of home-made foods at a local fair. They insisted that people making among other things baked goods, fudge, honey or jam to sell at a farmers’ market or the like must fill in a form listing all ingredients, how the product was made, ...
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Harper Tories may sell out Canada's mining industry to foreigners
The BHP Billiton takeover bid of Saskatchewan-based Potash Corp, moved into hostile territory, with BHP announcing it would buy $39 billion worth of shares directly from the shareholders. The Council of Canadians is not satisfied with the Harper government’s claim it will undertake a ‘rigorous revie...
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