Healers or quacks: therapies once viewed as fringe are becoming mainstream

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Alternative medicine is widely practiced in Canada, with an estimated 20% of Canadians now pursuing some form of alternative therapy such as chiropractic, acupuncture or homeopathy. Some mainstream doctors object to the new therapies, but others are using them into their own practice.

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Remembrances of past shapes: the 1960s look returns

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Fashion designers incorporated the designs from the 1960s into their 1993 collections. The use of thin, less dramatic looking models reflects the change. Social and economic influences that inspired the change are examined.

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A tabloid drama

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Toronto Sun Publishing Corp CEO Douglas Creighton was forced to resign after spending 20 years with the Sun. The company's many newspapers have suffered from Canada's nationwide recession.

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