Tuesday, October 21, 2008

To pre-nup or not to pre-nup?

Along with vetting your date through Google, testing for STDs, and finding out if your partner believes the Mayans were descended from an alien race, the pre-nup has become one of the cornerstones of modern romance.

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	Cat came back after seven years
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Putting a price on human life
How much money does this province owe Sarah John?

2008 ZENN
ZENN is now

2008 Mitsubishi Lancer

Heart failure patients have higher risk of fractures than other cardiac patients
TORONTO - Heart failure is associated with a higher risk of subsequent broken bones, particularly hip fractures, in patients 65 and older who were studied in Alberta.

Nobel laureate whose discovery led to HPV vaccine dismayed by opposition to it

Is electric heating a thing of the past?
Heating properly and efficiently means picking and choosing from electricity, gas, heating oil, propane, geothermal, wood, pellets or even the old-fashioned fireplace. Need help to choose wisely?

Building a healthy house

Ericsson 3Q profit beats expectations, shares jump
STOCKHOLM - Wireless equipment maker LM Ericsson AB reported Monday net profit fell 28 per cent in the third quarter on heavy restructuring charges. The announcement, four days ahead of schedule, was better than expected and sent the company's shares up 16 per cent.

CRTC may tinker with do-not-call list

Settlements of the Rich & Weird
The bigger they are, the harder they fall. Celebrities divorces always offer interesting insight into what went on behind closed doors.

The magic of Chef Adria

Land of cheese and charm
Except for the telltale modern clothes worn by the crowd of people lining the square, you might think you were back in the 17th century.

Save money on holiday travel