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Gunman holding hostages at U.S. Discovery Channel has tenative B.C. links
September 5, 2010The gunman identified as the suspect in an unfolding hostage situation at the Discovery Channel offices in Silver Spring, Maryland, uses a Burnaby-based company to host his website.
Opposition calls decision to withhold funding for MS clinical trials 'devastating'
September 5, 2010Opposition critics say the decision by the federal government not to fund Canada-wide clinical trials of a controversial multiple sclerosis treatment is a huge setback for the thousands of patients suffering from the debilitating neurological disorder.
Our House honey returns to Olney Farmers Market
September 5, 2010Dana Jacobson, a former student at Berrend Dance Centre in Olney, landed a New York City Ballet contract. The Glenelg resident studied four years at the School of American Ballet in New York City.
Future Monarchs Return from Spain
September 5, 2010Silver Spring, MD - For the second consecutive year, Real Maryland was able to send youth players to Spain to live and train in the Real Sporting de Gijón Youth Academy between August 9th and August 15th. The players chosen for this opportunity came from Real Maryland's various Super Y League teams.
Mounties conduct second raid on suspected Ottawa terror cell
September 5, 2010A second search was underway in Ottawa on Wednesday afternoon, in connection with the arrests earlier in the day of two men — with suspected links to al-Qaida.
Private plane bound for Victoria missing, 4 on board
September 5, 2010An air search is under way between Penticton and Victoria for a single-engine plane that went missing with four people aboard Tuesday night.
SeXXX Drive herbal fix pulled from shelves after warning
September 5, 2010A herbal supplement that promises to enhance a man’s sexual performance can cause serious health risks that could be life-threatening to people with heart problems, says Health Canada.
Research links head injuries to dementia
September 5, 2010Scientists reported on Tuesday they have some of the best evidence yet to support long-held theories that repeated blows to the head may cause nerve-degenerative diseases like Lou Gehrig's disease and Alzheimer's.
Discovery hostage crisis: One family's experience - Washington Times
September 5, 2010 The Guardian | Discovery hostage crisis: One family's experience Washington Times SILVER SPRING, Md. -- My husband, Chris, works at Discovery in downtown Silver Spring. Yesterday afternoon, he called my mobile to say that there was “some ... Hostage crisis in Maryland's Discovery Channel office (photo) |
Men's Soccer Defeats Goshen College 3-0 at Cal Bergsma Memorial Tournament - Calvin News
September 5, 2010 Calvin News | Men's Soccer Defeats Goshen College 3-0 at Cal Bergsma Memorial Tournament Calvin News ... the heart of the defense and managed to get a shot on goal, but Calvin keeper Ryan Bratt (Silver Spring, MD) got a hand on it and deflected it away. ... |
