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Saturday, 26 April 2003
< 3:43:52 PM>.
The Globe and Mail-The collateral damage of SARS 'Three patients scheduled to undergo liver transplants from live donors died when a Toronto hospital had to put its program on hold during the height of the SARS outbreak. [...] Though the tallies differ, there is one thing those in health care can agree on: The financial fallout of the SARS outbreak may be staggering, but even more devastating is the loss of life and missed opportunities.'
< 3:42:16 PM>.
The Globe and Mail 'An error-laced performance by Toronto Mayor Mel Lastman on CNN, which was supposed to repair the city's SARS-tainted reputation, provoked criticism, embarrassment, laughter -- and some long sighs -- at home and abroad yesterday.'
Yikes. What a clown. It's bad enough when we see this in Toronto. It's worse when he gets a national stage (he called in the army when a big snow storm hit). But now he's humiliating us in front of many more people.
< 3:36:45 PM>.
The Globe and Mail: SARS according to Mayor Mel A transcript of Lastman's interview on CNN along with a number corrections from the Globe.
< 3:24:07 PM>.
CBC News: SARS claims 3 more victims in Toronto ' There have been no new probable cases of SARS in the Toronto area since April 9, with the exception of a few health-care workers at hospitals, according to D'Cunha.'
< 3:21:21 PM>.
CBC News: Canada to train Iraqi police, judges: U.S. ambassador ' The federal foreign affairs minister stresses Canada's primary role will be humanitarian. "Our principal object is to help the Iraqi people, to get them on their feet, from a humanitarian point of view," said Bill Graham. Canadian official are also hoping to help in the area of governance and perhaps push the merits of federalism.'
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