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What is the price of progress in a modern day boomtown?
Published by Ross Werry on March 7, 2007 |
Business
A lot has been said about Alberta and its opportunity for the good life. In 2005 Calgary’s population grew by more than 98 people a day—an increase of 35,681 from 2004. There is a cost, however, to living in this modern day boomtown.
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Lower wait times in Cuba
Published by Stefan Schussler on February 13, 2007 |
Health
Canadians sick of long wait times for non-emergency surgery are being offered another option. For a $200 fee, a Quebec-based company, Health Services International (HSI), will set up consultations with specialists and surgeons in Cuba—and its first client flew to Cuba last Saturday. Surgeries can be preformed as early as 15 days, according to HSI website.
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