Street warfare: neighborhoods try to control the hooker trade

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The city council in Toronto, Ontario, wants to decriminalize prostitution in Canada, but most Canadian cities are against the proposal. The regulation of prostitution is not likely to eliminate streetwalking. Some cities are videotaping potential customers and providing prostitutes with counseling.

Canada, Prostitution

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Morning-after help

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The French drug RU 486 has not been approved for use in the US or Canada, but research shows the drug may be an effective morning-after contraceptive. Studies of the drug's potential in the treatment of breast cancer, tumors and endometriosis are being conducted.

Research, Abortion, Mifepristone, Birth control

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A tabloid drama

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Toronto Sun Publishing Corp CEO Douglas Creighton was forced to resign after spending 20 years with the Sun. The company's many newspapers have suffered from Canada's nationwide recession.

Human resource management, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Toronto Sun (Newspaper), Creighton, Douglas

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