Attacking a killer

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Canadians in Ottawa and western Quebec in Jan 1992, received inoculations to prevent meningococcal infections. The disease has killed at least 13 Canadians between early Dec 1991, and Jan 1992. The vaccination program was the largest since the polio epidemics of the 1950s.

Prevention, Social policy, Vaccination, Meningococcal infections

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A diplomatic parting for an Ottawa veteran

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Yalden hopes to join the United Nations Humans Rights Committee later in 1996 after leaving the Canadian Human Rights Commission, where he has worked for 9 years to reduce human rights violations in the federal government and federal law. His accomplishments are reviewed.

Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Human rights, Canada. Canadian Human Rights Commission, Yalden, Maxwell

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Beauty and the bush: a major show celebrates the Group of Seven's devotion to the rugged and the wild

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A new exhibition traveling Canada features the work of a group of Canadian artists know as the Group of Seven. The Group painted in the 1920s and strove to identify Canadian nationalism in their art. The artwork of the seven represents a variety of modern styles.

Exhibitions, Criticism and interpretation, Art, Nationalism, Art, Canadian, Canadian art, Nationalism and art

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