Canadian Featured Site of the Week


SunshineKayaking.com
Launch into a new adventure and discover a coastline that offers some of the finest wilderness kayaking in the world! The Sunshine Coast is located less than 90 minutes from Vancouver, offering both beginner and experienced paddlers the ideal sea kayaking get-away.


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This week the Galloping Geezer takes a close look at what his grocer is doing for the environment and the community.

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Water in depth - NDP Protests Bulk Transfers

• NDP's McDonough blasts prime minister and Nfld. premier over bulk water - National Post - - full story
• McDonough calls for federal law banning water exports - CBC - full story

Women wait too long for breast cancer results: study

Canadian women who undergo testing for breast cancer are waiting an average of four to seven weeks to find out if they have the potentially fatal disease, and some wait three months or more for a diagnosis, according to a new study of 14,000 women. (August 7, 2001)
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Canadian Featured Book of the Week


Complementary Cancer Therapies
by Author Dan Labriola

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer, you’ll want to explore your options for treatment, physicians, second opinions and coping strategies for the emotional and practical sides of a major disease. Dr. Dan Labriola is a recognized alternative care physician; his Complementary Cancer Therapies offers readers a step-by-step guide with current, thorough information about choosing naturopathic treatments, conventional care and post-treatment care.

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