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    Flu Trends, Canada - Intense
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    by egsnyder  10-30-2009   
     Flu trends have emerged as "intense" in Canada vs. "high" in USA
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    July 1: Canada Day - Background
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    by egsnyder  7-1-2009    3
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    Composting dog waste
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    by egsnyder  3-18-2009   
     Backyard solution to your dog waste woes? Mike Levenston at City Farmer, a demonstration garden and compost site run by Canada's Office of Urban Agriculture in Vancouver, B.C. lives in the city and has a dog. The solution, says Mike, is to compost dog waste in yard, using a old plastic garbage can. The folks at City Farmer developed the method, which is one of the most popular tips on the cityfarmer.org web site. The technique provides "a chance where people can have it slowly decompose in a yard and be environmentally safe."
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    Flight Over Canada (Canadian Sunset)
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    by egsnyder  3-18-2009   
     Enjoyable 2:53 video by amateur videographer, Peter Laflamme, of Delta, B.C. The video had 34 viewings at the time this clip was created! /e
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    Multiculturalism: Is it dead or alive?
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    by egsnyder  3-16-2009    2
     A comment on the status of multiculturalism in Canada.
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    Friday, March 13th: Lucky Day for Moose Jaw Freecycle group
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    by egsnyder  3-13-2009   
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    Coupons: Clicking instead of clipping
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    by egsnyder  3-12-2009    1
     This was featured on Global National News (Canada) on March 11, 2009.
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    Greyhound Bus Killer Found Not Criminally Responsible
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    by egsnyder  3-5-2009    2
     This is one of the most grotesque crimes I can ever remember.
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    Feb 19: Obama Canadian Visit
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    by egsnyder  2-16-2009   
     A Facebook event has been created. Join now to get complete information on this Pro-Obama event.
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    February: Black History Month (USA/Canada)
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    by egsnyder  2-1-2009   
     Black History is certainly being updated in a major way in 2009!
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    A Canadian perspective of Barack Obama
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    by egsnyder  1-23-2009   
     Canada is excited and hopeful that Obamamania will spill over into Canada.
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    Nortel's future in question
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    by egsnyder  1-13-2009   
     Bankruptcy for Nortel. Stay tuned this week.
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    Dec 26: Boxing Day
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    by egsnyder  12-26-2008    1
     Celebrated in Bahamas, Canada, Jamaica, U.K., Ireland. It was once a day when the church's poor boxes were opened. In Britain, originally a day when gifts (boxes) are given to servants, tradespeople, or others who provide services.
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    What to do when Santa Goofs!
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    by egsnyder  12-24-2008   
     Some great ideas here for dealing with the stuff you really don't want... In Canada, in addition to freecycle, there's FullCircles - http://www.fullcircles.org .
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    A Governance Crisis in Canada
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    by egsnyder  12-17-2008   
     Good piece on the status of democracy in Canada.
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    Dec 6: National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women (Canada)
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    by egsnyder  12-5-2008   
     19th anniversary of the 1989 École Polytechnique Massacre, in which 14 women were singled out for their gender and murdered in Montreal, Canada.
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    Canadian Coalition, Liberal Leadership Race... and TWITTER
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    by egsnyder  12-2-2008    2
     Seems like Twitter is moving into the mainstream of Canadian politics.
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    Urban Uprising?
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    by egsnyder  12-2-2008   
     In the past few days, politics has gone from boring to breathtaking. A coalition has formed to overthrow the Bush-like Tories in Canada.
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    Do you remember... Chiclets?
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    by egsnyder  11-21-2008   
     Heard the word mentioned on radio this morning. Chiclets have pretty much disappeared in North America.
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    Nov 17: Gordon Lightfoot - 70 today
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    by egsnyder  11-17-2008   
     Canadian legend / folk singer was born today.
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    Nov 16: Louis Riel Day (Canada)
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    by egsnyder  11-16-2008    1
     Louis Riel was hanged for treason on 16 November 1885.
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    Got Kids? Be Frugal
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    by egsnyder  11-1-2008   
     Lots of good tips for parents here on being frugal. In Canada, in addition to Freecycle, we also have FULLCIRCLES.org -- a more local, Canadian spin on freecycling.
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    Moths: Images by Jim des Rivieres
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    by egsnyder  10-24-2008    1
     These are just two of hundreds. This is an absolutely incredible collection of hundreds of beautiful colour images of different moth species, captured by a unique scanning process by collector/artist, Jim des Rivieres here in the Ottawa Valley in Canada. /e
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    Public Holidays in Egypt
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    by egsnyder  10-23-2008   
     Interesting approach. Islamic holidays are observed by ALL Egyptians. Christian holidays are NOT national holidays, however, Christians are permitted to observe these holidays. This would be a tough act to implement in a multicultural country like Canada.
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    October 23: Springhill Mining Disaster (Canada)
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    by egsnyder  10-23-2008   
     Today is the 50th anniversary of the Springhill, NS Canada mining disaster -- the "bump".
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    "Pizza" Parliament
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    by egsnyder  10-15-2008   
     Looks like Canada will have another "pizza", minority parliament after the November 14th, 2008 election. Harper won 144 seats, short of the 150+ required for a majority. $350 million spent just to get back to where we were the day before the election.
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    Oct 13, 2008: Thanksgiving (Canada)
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    by egsnyder  10-13-2008    3
     Thanksgiving, or Thanksgiving Day (Canadian French: Action de grâce), is an annual one-day holiday to give thanks for the things one has at the close of the harvest season. Some people thank God for this bounty. The holiday is celebrated on the second Monday in October.
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    Oscar the Grouch tapped as face of Waste Reduction Week
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    by egsnyder  10-11-2008   
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    Giving it Away...
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    by egsnyder  10-8-2008    2
     This is about freecycling in Ottawa, Canada. Nice endorsement!
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    R4R - Resources for Rethinking
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    by egsnyder  10-1-2008   
     Nice collection of useful resources... not just useful for teachers.
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    Canadian Election: The REAL Harper
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    by egsnyder  9-27-2008   
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    Oct 19-25, 2008: Waste Reduction Week in Canada
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    by egsnyder  9-20-2008   
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    Sep 1, 2008: Labor / Labour Day (USA, Canada)
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    by egsnyder  8-30-2008    3
     USA On June 29, 1894, the U.S. Congress voted Labor Day as a National Holiday to honor working people's contribution of labour. The day is celebrated with parades and speeches. CANADA Labour Day has been celebrated on the first Monday in September in Canada since the 1880s. The origins of Labour Day in Canada can be traced back to April 14, 1872 when a parade was staged in support of the Toronto Typographical Union's strike for a 58-hour work-week. The Toronto Trades Assembly (TTA) called its 27 unions to demonstrate in support of the Typographical Union who had been on strike since March 25. George Brown, Canadian politician and editor of the Toronto Globe hit back at his striking employees, pressing police to charge the Typographical Union with "conspiracy." Although the laws criminalizing union activity were outdated and had already been abolished in Great Britain, they were still on books in Canada and police arrested 24 leaders of the Typographical Union. Labour lea
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    Need FREE Junk???
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    by egsnyder  8-3-2008   
     Some National (Canada) coverage for freecycling, the phenomenon that has been sweeping the planet since 2003. This article appeared in the Ottawa Sunday Sun today, and is featured on canoe.ca/greenplanet
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    Community Garden Slide Show
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    by egsnyder  7-31-2008    4
     This is an 8 minute success story slide show featuring a downtown, urban community garden project in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks to Pauline Gabriel, Regina.FullCircles.org, for bringing the project to our attention. /e
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    A most unusual freecycling gift - an ENTIRE HOUSE!
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    by egsnyder  7-27-2008    1
     This tops anything I've seen on our local freecycling groups since we started them in the Ottawa, Canada area 4.5 years ago.
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    Should you get your heating ducts cleaned?
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    by egsnyder  6-10-2008   
     The short answer is usually NO. CMHC, Canada's Central Federal Govt Mortgage and Housing agency, report says that if you believe the marketing hype, you'll probably be disappointed.
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    Fire Hydrant art
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    by egsnyder  6-8-2008    3
     A local Winnipeg, Canada artist, Toni Toews, has taken the initiative to paint some of the fire hyrants in her neighborhood. There are 36 more hydrants at the website. Definitely worth a look!
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    Canadian mag pioneers the “wheat sheet”
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    by egsnyder  6-7-2008   
     Nicole Rycroft, executive director of Markets Initiative, said the wheatsheet represents a great opportunity to turn agricultural waste products into an environmentally friendly paper. "We were looking for a creative way to alleviate the stress on Canadian forests," she said. Canada is the world's largest producer of commercial pulp, but the industry has shown little interest in wheat straw, which is used primarily in China. In fact, the wheat straw pulp used to create the wheat sheet was imported from China because there is no facility in North America able to process wheat into pulp. Ms. Rycroft said the 15 million tonnes of cereal waste Canadian agriculture creates annually could be used to make 7.5 million tonnes of pulp, equivalent to about 80 per cent of all the newsprint used in Canada in a given year.
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    New Schools + Big-Box Mentality = Sprawl
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    by egsnyder  5-30-2008   
     This thinking also prevails in my city, Ottawa, Canada. We're going in absolutely the WRONG direction with no sign of change on the horizon.
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