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CEO leaves Fraser Health’s top doc resigns

CEO leaves Fraser Health's top doc resigns

The head of the Fraser Health Authority has resigned, weeks before a government-ordered review is due to be released. The health authority’s board of directors announced Friday that CEO Dr. Nigel Murray is returning to his birthplace, New Zealand, for family reasons and for a new job. No severance will be paid to Murray because he is quitting, the announcement …

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Climate Not Responsible for Large Mammal Extinction, research

Climate Not Responsible for Large Mammal Extinction, research

The mass extinction of large mammals or megafauna during the last Ice Age was caused by humans and not climate changes, according to an Aarhus University study. “Our results strongly underline the fact that human expansion throughout the world has meant an enormous loss of large animals,” Postdoctoral Fellow Søren Faurby said in a statement.

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Mysteries of childhood disorders solved, research

Mysteries of childhood disorders solved, research

Ottawa Scientists have helped solve genetic mysteries related to rare childhood disorders. Canadian researchers have developed an expertise in understanding the underlying biology of rare childhood disorders, as part of the Finding of Rare Disease Genes research project.

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Ted Hughes : Ex-judge urges national strategy on aboriginal child welfare

Ted Hughes : Ex-judge urges national strategy on aboriginal child welfare

The “gross disproportion” of aboriginal children in foster care across Canada is a national embarrassment that demands action, says the man who led an overhaul of B.C.’s child welfare system. In a speech Thursday, Ted Hughes, a former judge and deputy attorney general, called on Canada’s premiers to place the issue on the agenda at their meeting in Charlottetown in …

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Chris Hadfield thrills young Thunder Bay audience

Chris Hadfield thrills young Thunder Bay audience

More than 1,000 young Thunder Bay students were treated to a space trip Wednesday with Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. It was one of two talks Hadfield gave Wednesday at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium, with the evening session open to the public.

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