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Thursday, 30 October 2003
Three big record shops pull Stones albums... < 11:56:49 PM>.
HMV, Music World and Sunrise Records protest British band's exclusivity deal with box stores [The Globe and Mail: Arts]
Early exit for Chrétien?... < 5:08:19 PM>.
Early exit for Chrétien?
Prime Minister Jean Chrétien has indicated he may be ready to step
down before his scheduled departure in February.
F U L L S T O R Y [CBC News]
Economic ranking puts Canada 16th < 12:54:03 PM>.
[GAM-National] 'Canada's quick fall can be traced mainly to "a perceived decline in the quality of public institutions," the WEF said.'
N.Y. mayor seeks boycott of Canada by drug firms < 12:52:38 PM>.
[GAM-National] Drugs are so severely overpriced in the US that many people are ordering from Canada. The drug companies are not happy about this.
The Tories' reputation is in tatters < 12:51:30 PM>.
[GAM-National] 'It was smoke and mirrors after all. The voters of Ontario were hoodwinked into thinking that the Progressive Conservatives ran a good shop.
The disclosure yesterday that Ontario is running a $5.6-billion budget deficit is devastating for the Tories and their leader, Ernie Eves. It turns out that not only were they not keeping the books balanced, they were barely lifting a finger to do anything about it.'
Red ink swamps Ontario < 12:51:00 PM>.
[GAM-National] $5.6 Deficit
Big melt warning for Arctic < 12:28:43 AM>.
Longer Arctic summers are causing sea ice to melt, threatening the habitat of polar bears, say scientists. [BBC News | World | UK Edition]
New vehicles ordered to modernize army... < 12:26:41 AM>.
New vehicles ordered to modernize army
The Defence Department will spend more than $500 million on 66 combat
vehicles as part of a plan to modernize the army, Defence Minister John
McCallum said on Wednesday.
F U L L S T O R Y [CBC News]
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