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We don't really think about problems getting food in North America yet, over 13 billion people in the US have a difficult time getting good food. U.S. maps ?food deserts.? Population: 13.5 million - Healthzone.ca Food Desert Locator

How did this happen when the Conservative were elected with a majority? Didn't Harper warn of this problem if the NDP were elected and formed a coalition government?

VANCOUVER — The Supreme Court of Canada will hear arguments this week about the fate of Vancouver’s safe-injection site. Insite allows drug addicts to inject heroin under the supervision of a nurse, but the federal Conservative government wants the facility shut down. The stakes are high...

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It's in the bean. Find the bean and you're in business. Then the roast. Find the right roast for your bean and you're almost there. Find the grinder so that you can grind your roasted bean just before brewing. Find the maker that does it the way you want it. Everyone is different, taste is...

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Statistics Canada is about to get in the last word, and it doesn’t sound good. It’s certainly not what Stephen Harper, whose Conservatives are running on the economy, will want to hear only days before the May 2 election, but analysts are warning that Statistics Canada on Friday will likely...

Patrick Muttart, a key Harper campaign strategist, has suddenly left the Conservative campaign after reports that he tried to improperly spin a negative story about Michael Ignatieff to Sun Media. The Conservatives confirmed Wednesday morning that Mr. Muttart is no longer part of the Tory team...

A new Looney Toons animation. [VIDEO]

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Stephen Harper is showing Canada’s maligned asbestos industry some love Tuesday while stumping for votes in Quebec’s Eastern Townships – a move that’s sparking renewed pressure on him to end production of the cancer-causing mineral. Asbestos is a silicate mineral used in building construction...

lol Bruce Campion-Smith Ottawa bureau chief Stephen Harper used an Easter weekend visit to a Mississauga religious centre to promote his party’s pledge to create an Office of Religious Freedom to promote religious freedoms around the world. “It will call attention to the religiously persecuted...

Toronto resident Joanne Mills woke up Good Friday morning to find four tires slashed on the family car and made the decision to remove the Liberal sign from the family’s front lawn. It made her angry to take down her support for Liberal MP Carolyn Bennett in St. Paul’s but she told the Star...

The Canadian Press OTTAWA—Home Depot is considering banning dogs from its stores after an Ottawa-area employee says she was viciously bitten by a Shih Tzu. Anne Riel, 39, says she had to be rushed to hospital for emergency surgery Friday afternoon after a customer’s dog bit off the end of her...

Carola Vyhnak Urban Affairs Reporter Ted Wilson came home recently to find two windows shot out in his 150-year-old farmhouse, a bullet hole in his truck and a bullet from a high-powered rifle outside his bedroom window. “On any Saturday morning it sounds like a war going on in back of me,”...

Yet another Conservative sore spot. The number of drug-overdose deaths on Vancouver’s notorious downtown Eastside fell sharply after the opening of a safe injection site, new research shows. The study, published online Monday in the medical journal The Lancet, shows that fatal overdoses...

Not sure how practical it all would be. Can't think of a reason why I need to get email on the john. ymmv YouTube - A Day Made of Glass... Made possible by Corning.

Gee I guess the ethnic costume crowd didn't take the slur all that well. Not a big deal for a party who would turn government private like their functions and kick "undesirable" out. Two more in Vancouver again today. Nice job Neocons.

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What bunch of fcuken Nazis! THORNHILL—All party leaders are urging voters — especially young voters — to turn out in droves to cast a ballot on May 2. But only one party appears to have an interest in driving down the participation of 18-to-24-year-olds in this campaign, says an expert on...