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H1N1 cases across Canada

By the numbers: Hospitalizations and deaths by province or territory

Jane Taber, senior political writer

Ottawa Notebook

More blood on the OLO floor

Advisers Mark Sakamoto and Alexis Levine - part of the 'Toronto gang' - are leaving Michael Ignatieff's office

The brain

Focus

The link between exercise and more brainpower

Neuroscientists say parents who want to boost their children's mental performance should encourage kids to hit the road before they hit the books

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The slow apocalypse

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Interactive map

H1N1 cases across Canada

A big-picture look at the number of confirmed hospitalizations, ICU admissions and deaths by province/territory

Carol Schmitt inspects salmon in tanks at the Omega Pacific Hatchery on Vancouver Island’s Great Central Lake, near Port Alberni, B.C. Ms. Schmitt and her business partner, Bruce Kenny, say their hatchery model would greatly assist B.C.’s salmon fishery.

Hatching a plan to solve B.C.'s salmon crisis

Public sector, meet private. The aquaculture industry says the government's hatchery program is broken – and is proposing a fix

Children are worried sick over H1N1's spread

Spread of swine flu among the young – plus confusion over vaccination plan – leave kids needlessly exposed to anxiety, experts warn

Canadians embrace new role for military

As the Forces spend money and sacrifice lives in Afghanistan, Canadians have warmed to the country's new role as a warrior nation. But what happens after 2011?

Stelmach urges party to unite behind him

On eve of Progressive Conservative leadership review, some say leader needs 80 per cent support to fend off potential challengers

Pan Am win opens city's wallet in hard times

Key aquatic centre, housing on the way, but Smitherman urges caution on budget

Supreme Court exonerates attorney

Overturns finding that Saskatchewan Crown Matthew Miazga maliciously prosecuted bizarre sex abuse case

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To catch a thief in Toronto

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New stages of Canadian nationhood? Forget it

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Smitherman's career may be blowin' in the wind

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Panic and blame won't help cure the flu

It is natural to question public health authorities, but they have done reasonably well considering the circumstances

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