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Hot sun, oil-soaked rags spark fire that caused $300,000 damage to Alberta home AIRDRIE, Alta. - A combination of hot sun and a bucket of oil-soaked rags sparked a fire that caused $300,000 damage to a home in Airdrie, Alta. RCMP say a family had used rags to apply linseed oil to their deck and then left the rags in a bucket to dry. On Wednesday, heat from the sun cause... Thursday , July 29, 2010 B.C. children’s minister halts controversial child sex-testing program VICTORIA - British Columbia’s children’s minister says she killed a controversial government sex-testing program for young offenders after discovering a chief medical technician who administered the test was recently charged with sexual assault. Mary Polak said Thursday she was deeply concer... Thursday , July 29, 2010 Mothers Against Drunk Driving launches report impaired driver program in Alberta RED DEER, Alta. - The group Mothers Against Drunk Driving wants people throughout Alberta to report suspected impaired drivers to police. MADD launched a new program Thursday along with the Alberta government and RCMP that calls on people to dial 911 when they see a suspected impaired driver... Thursday , July 29, 2010 Report finds low morale, lack of expertise at St. John’s, N.L., lab ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - An external review of laboratory services for Newfoundland’s largest health authority recommends several changes to strengthen staff morale and avoid repeating past mistakes. Eastern Health launched the review by the University Health Network’s Laboratory Medicine Program ... Thursday , July 29, 2010 Counterfeit Viagra was found on Montreal market, Health Canada warns TORONTO - Health Canada is warning that a health product sold by a store in Montreal closely resembles Viagra, but is considered a counterfeit. Health Canada says it worked with the Canadian licensee Pfizer Canada to confirm the product was not Viagra, a prescription drug used to treat erect... Thursday , July 29, 2010
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