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Abstracts: The mercy-killing debate: Robert Latimer's murder appeal sparks a protest by handicap groups. Latimer's setback: a convicted mercy killer loses his appeal
Abstracts: The methuselah bush. The gemstones of our years. Have a cook-see
Abstracts: The mice who want to roar. Feds under the bed. Labor invader
Abstracts: The Microsoft decision: Microsoft no longer Master of Universe. 724 Solutions bucks the trend by creating independent board
Abstracts: The middle class blown away. Desperately seeking a way out of the GST; Paul Martin faces a battle to replace the controversial sales tax
Abstracts: The middle way. A western shootout. The harvest campaign
Abstracts: The mighty fall with AT&T. In Surprise, Liberty Media Fattens Stake in News Corp. Adelphia Board's Choices Complicate a Bidding Process
Abstracts: The mighty have fallen. A question of judgment: skaters' marks were often controversial. The power and the glory
Abstracts: The migrations of a behemoth's soul and software; Computer Associates must juggle bitter customers and their software needs
Abstracts: The milky way: scientists recommend a boost in calcium. Bodies of evidence: China denies that its orphanages are death camps
Abstracts: The mind's I. Silver lining. One quack mind
Abstracts: The 'Minister of Fun:' a sex scandal rocks the Tory government. Scotland's separatist aims
Abstracts: The missing piece of the health-care puzzle. B.C. to boost health spending. Health-care spending raised by $15-billion in past three years
Abstracts: The Monday interview: Lucas has prescription for drug firm mergers. Quebec's drug payment policy hasn't stopped job losses: study
Abstracts: The moral bankruptcy of America in the '90s. Stoking the furnace of racial discord. Black and white in America
Abstracts: The moral high ground: do as we say, voters seem to be telling their elected officials - not as we do. Truth or consequences: Canada, says one expert, is becoming 'a nation of greedy, amoral self-promoters.' (results of an opinion poll) (Mood of a Nation: Ethics) (Cover Story)
Abstracts: The moral high ground: do as we say, voters seem to be telling their elected officials - not as we do. part 2 Future imperfect: Canadians are ready for fundamental changes in society
Abstracts: The morality of bombs: a Canadian historian touches raw nerves with a Second World War exhibit. Clinton's new deal
Abstracts: The moral of the microphone. Can Quebec secede? The Supreme Court prepares to hear a historic case. A low-key debut
Abstracts: The most bizarre play in football. Back when players bowed before owners. The Olympic conundrum
Abstracts: The most eminent Victorian. The paradoxical case of Tony Blair. Scaling the heights: a skier's pilgrimage to Switzerland - and how to afford one
Abstracts: The most memorable 1996 absurdities. Raising the Arrow: a TV miniseries conjures up a stratospheric dream. Thumbs down to Izzy Asper's national dream
Abstracts: The mouse roars for us all. The view from high. The mouse pad
Abstracts: The Mouse that whimpered. 'Black Enterprise' marks 30 years. Publishers' bids for book by GE's Welch hit $7 million
Abstracts: The move to modular software: an effort to simplify programming tasks. Go Corp. and I.B.M. in pen software pact
Abstracts: The moving electron writes, moves on. A clip-on mouse for users on the road. Excel raises the spreadsheet stakes: Can Microsoft win over customers who rely on 1-2-3 or Quattro?
Abstracts: The Mr. Fix-It of the corporate world. The year of living on the edge - dangerously. Three views of power, influence and courage
Abstracts: The music in the light. Birth of a performance art: music by computer. If music be the food of longevity play on...and on
Abstracts: The Mutual Fund Scandal's Next Chapter. If Directors Snooze, Now They May Lose. Proposed Law On Bankruptcy Has Loophole
Abstracts: The Mutual Fund Scandal's Next Chapter. U.S. Cautions Bank on Fees Intended to Steer Retiree Accounts. Why the Secrecy About Financial Covenants?
Abstracts: THE MYSTERY DEEPENS: Still no answers, as a memorial summer begins. The mystery of the missing Rockefeller
Abstracts: The Mystique of Betty Friedan. Being Spike Jones. 'Punkin Suit' Pride
Abstracts: The naked truth. Mother load. All work, no payoff
Abstracts: The national dream derailed. Bre-X and the dark side of capitalism. Time to kiss off the universality myth
Abstracts: The National's new face: Hana Gartner brings gutsy style to CBC TV. Exit a high-flyer
Abstracts: The native son returns: Jacques Villeneuve revs up Montreal race fans. Montreal madness: Just for Laughs is now a major comedy summit
Abstracts: The natives say no: Quebec's aboriginals may be able to sink the separatist dream. The other vote: natives wage their own campaign
Abstracts: The NDP and the cost of old alliances. First you see plan B, and then you don't. Education is a two-way street
Abstracts: The NDP's big plans. Wading into the welfare mess: as social assistance costs mount, the provinces move to put welfare recipients to work
Abstracts: The net benefits of having a punt. Optional extras provide for a profitable punt. Thingstodo: punt on an outsider
Abstracts: The never-ending nightmare. Under siege. Trouble in Timor
Abstracts: The new age of rave. Your family, our history. Emmy awards shower TV's Raymond with love
Abstracts: The new bond boom: economic growth and low interest rates spur more demand for Canadian bonds. The style of Dixie
Abstracts: The new Canadian banks. Scotiabank drops out of bank bid. Scotiabank primed to deal
Abstracts: The new cellular. Data to go! The future of mobile communications
Abstracts: The new centurion. The Polls: A margin for error. Rag Time
Abstracts: The new cold war. Son of a Bitumen. Miriam for prime minister
Abstracts: The new corporate philanthropy. Truck Safety. Y2K Dilemma
Abstracts: The new Cosmo girl: Canadian Bonnie Fuller is remaking a feminie icon. Days of big decisions
Abstracts: The new curiosity shoppe. May the bourse be with you. Off their marks
Abstracts: The new economics of immigration: affluent Americans gain; poor Americans lose. Can we still afford to be a nation of immigrants?: Comparing yesterday's immigration with today's, a historian is struck by the unprecedented nature of our present situation
Abstracts: The new environmentalism: Current Situation: Democrats take over. The new environmentalism: Era of activism
Abstracts: The new environmentalism: Current Situation: Democrats take over. part 2 Presidential e-politicking
Abstracts: The new environmentalism: Focus on business. Coal's comeback: focus on pollution. Science in America: new U.S. initiatives
Abstracts: The new environmentalism: Focus on business. Drivers can't find enough ethanol stations. Alcohol fuels
Abstracts: The new environmentalism: Outlook: Entrepreneurs in spotlight. Direct democracy
Abstracts: The new environmentalism: The issues. Disappearing species: cutting deals. Buying green: working with markets
Abstracts: The newest best city in the world. A legend in the news game. Down in Dixie, worlds apart
Abstracts: The new fear in Ottawa: federalists are starting to think the unthinkable. Separate visions
Abstracts: The new government game: shift the blame. Captain Whacky strikes again. The only other game in town
Abstracts: The new green game: tradable allowances for greenhouse gases may one day become the world's biggest commodities market
Abstracts: The new Land Rover campaign gets personal by highlighting small, everyday acts of courage. The U.S. government loosens up in a campaign to promote the new dollar coin
Abstracts: The New Marketing Chief Is Likely to Steer a Less-Cola Future. All Is Not Sweet at the Home Base of Coca-Cola
Abstracts: The new media war. Pupil power. President Kim
Abstracts: The new military. Gays in the military. What jobs in the military are open to women?
Abstracts: The new military. Should individuals with HIV be discharged from the military? Should U.S. military assistance to Israel be reduced or eliminated?
Abstracts: The new nomads. Fool injected blooper-charged sex-cylinder scream machines. Confessions of a dangerous mind
Abstracts: The new outlaws: defiant smokers tell government to butt out. Dangerous loyalties
Abstracts: 'The new paternalism.' (Welfare Reform) Drug war begins. War on poverty
Abstracts: The new political link; PEI Premier Pat Binns faces tough challenges. The rules that are made to be broken
Abstracts: The new professionals. IRC blows the whistle. Open uni shuts out the poor
Abstracts: The new Russians. Capitalist capers: private business blooms on Moscow streets. 'How will I survive?' (Russian economy)
Abstracts: The new search engine. Smudge, smudge, ink, ink. Anarchy in the PC
Abstracts: The new sounds of success in school. The year's best gift books. They teach other how to take care: from Shanghai to Newark, the folks of Project HOPE bring health and skills to people in need
Abstracts: The new spy wars: Canada is a key target in the global race for economic secrets. Inside Canada's most secret agency: two ex-spies raise privacy fears
Abstracts: The new standard: corporations that care. The mystery man and the missile. Swoosh wars
Abstracts: The new visionaries. New wave cinema. Village reload show
Abstracts: The new war on terror: Why they hate us. East & Eden. Bleating hearts
Abstracts: The next Balkan domino? Lara's toughest mission. The gene rush
Abstracts: The next battle. One crisis too many? Aftershocks in Kashmir
Abstracts: The next best thing. On the margins no more. The opposite tax
Abstracts: The next pest thing. Science friction. Ghost in the machine
Abstracts: The Next Retirement Time Bomb. Retirement Becomes a Rest Stop As Pensions and Benefits Shrink. United Provides an Idea Of Worker Pension Losses
Abstracts: The No.3 Airline in Canada Suddenly Grounds All Flights. Spying led to airport switch, court told. Executive Abruptly Quits at Canadian Discount Airline
Abstracts: The No-Bang, All-Whimper Recovery. OCTOBER HIRING SET STRONG PACE OF 337,000 JOBS. In Swing States, Growth of Jobs Has Faltered
Abstracts: The No-Bang, All-Whimper Recovery. Shares Drop on Weak Employment Report. Restaurant Hiring May Lead the Way To Wider Job Gains
Abstracts: The non-recovery that stumps the economists. If Canada is a zoo, it's a jungle out there. Only a massive crisis can save us
Abstracts: The 'no' offensive. Mysterious moon: could there be life on Jupiter's Europa? Hospitals under the knife: too many beds are forcing change
Abstracts: The not-for prophets. Home free. Irreconcilable differences
Abstracts: The notion of time symptom experiences. Nursing intervention research and quality of care. The influence of relationships on children's and adolescents' participation in research
Abstracts: The not-so-secret ace of spies. Detention deficit disorder. Howard's howler
Abstracts: The numbers crunch. Adman in command. Real appeal
Abstracts: The Numbers Don't Add Up to Confidence. Retailers Try, Try Again After Slow Season. Pace of Job Creation Slows Markedly
Abstracts: The numbers game. A world in chaos. Chasing the snowbirds
Abstracts: The numbers games. Right on schedule. Cleaning up
Abstracts: The nurses: the front-line care-givers are burned out. Is it any wonder? High noon in Saskatoon
Abstracts: The occupied territories. Abbas and Hamas. Israel's great wall: Security measure or land grab?
Abstracts: The odd in search of the id. Discount deals. Memories are made of this
Abstracts: The office as a stage, the C.E.O. as the star; little gadgets can help an executive terminate a bore or inflict humiliation
Abstracts: The office as a stage, the C.E.O. as the star; little gadgets can help an executive terminate a bore or inflict humiliation. part 2
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