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Friday February 5, 2010

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Ted Talks

David Agus: A new strategy in the war on cancer



Traditionally, David Agus explains, cancer treatments have had a short-sighted focus on the offending individual cells. He suggests a new, cross-disciplinary approach, using atypical drugs, computer modeling and protein analysis to treat and analyze the whole body.


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Quantum Biology

Scientists find quantum mechanics at work in photosynthesis
By Sean Bettam

TORONTO - A team of University of Toronto chemists have made a major contribution to the emerging field of quantum biology, observing quantum mechanics at work in photosynthesis in marine algae.

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Fund Raiser

OLYMPIC TORCH AND GROUP OF SEVEN ART TO BE AUCTIONED AT HABITAT FUNDRAISER

Kitchener Waterloo – On February 26th, 2010, Coldwell Banker Peter Benninger Realty will celebrate their 25th Anniversary by holding a Fundraising Gala that will change the life of a truly deserving family in Kitchener Waterloo.

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Building Permits

Contractors took out $6.2 billion in building permits in December, up 2.4% from November and 32.6% higher than in December 2008.

Statscan - The increase in the value of permits in December was entirely due to the non-residential sector. Conversely, the upward trend in the total value of construction intentions in 2009 was largely due to the residential sector.

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Xquarterly

RDM Corporation Reports First Quarter Financial Results

WATERLOO - RDM Corporation reported its financial results for the three month period ended December 31, 2009.

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Nuclear Growth

Carleton Research Offers Nuclear Advice to Governments

Global Nuclear Governance Needs Improving

Ottawa – In a landmark report released yesterday, Trevor Findlay, director of the Canadian Centre for Treaty Compliance (CCTC) at Carleton University, concludes that a significant worldwide expansion of nuclear energy is unlikely to occur before 2030 and offers advice to the international community on the future of nuclear governance.

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Accommodations

First quarter 2010 (outlook)

Statscan - Though still negative, Canadian hoteliers' business outlook for the traveller accommodation industries was less pessimistic for the first quarter than it had been in the previous four quarters.

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Education

Applications to Ontario colleges grow at much higher rate than universities

TORONTO - Applications to full-time fall programs at Ontario's colleges have increased 14 per cent this year, significantly higher than the 2.7 per cent increase reported by universities.

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Innovation

Man in ‘vegetative state’ able to communicate with researchers

Western imaging scientists available for comment

London - A British research team has been successful in communicating with a man presumed to have been in a vegetative state for five years. The techniques used by the researchers at the University of Cambridge are complementary to work under way at The University of Western Ontario.

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Climate Change

Trent Glacier Expert Sets Record Straight on Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Error

Dr. Graham Cogley Reveals Error in IPCC Claim that Himalayas could be Glacier-Free by 2035

Peterborough - GlacierTrent Geography professor and glacier expert Dr. Graham Cogley is gaining national media attention for challenging and ultimately debunking an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report that the Himalayas could be glacier-free by 2035.

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Financial Reporting

Laurier seminar series prepares companies for IFRS compliance

WATERLOO – The Laurier Executive Development Centre, in partnership with Deloitte, is offering a four-part IFRS Executive Briefing series beginning Feb. 24 that is designed to prepare organizations for compliance deadlines.

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Activity

Profs aim to get kids off the sofa, and on the trail

Hamilton — Two McMaster professors, with the support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, have turned their love of adventure running into a community program they hope will get youngsters off the couch and into a recreational sport.

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Education

Universities face another challenging budget year

Waterloo - As Wilfrid Laurier University prepares its 2010-11 budget, universities across Ontario continue to wrestle with major financial challenges.

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Aquisition

Compass Group Canada Acquires The Hurley Group

Acquisition strengthens Canadian presence for business & industry and facilities management support services

TORONTO - Compass Group Canada, Toronto, ON, announces the completion of its acquisition of The Hurley Group, a leading Toronto-based provider of cleaning and facility management services in North America, operating mainly in business & industry, as well as in airports and cultural venues.

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Education Fundraising

Waterloo's Federation of Students launches Colour Me Educated campaign

WATERLOO - Students at the University of Waterloo need paint - lots and lots of paint. Waterloo's Federation of Students is launching a new fundraising effort to raise awareness of, and cash for, the fight against poverty. The Colour Me Educated campaign will end with the painting of senior executives of the university - including David Johnston - and of the federation.

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Nuclear Growth

No major nuclear revival by 2030, says CIGI report

Global nuclear governance nevertheless needs improving

Waterloo – A significant expansion of nuclear energy worldwide is unlikely to occur before 2030. This provides a window of opportunity to urgently fix the currently inadequate system for governing nuclear energy to avoid accidents, nuclear terrorism and weapons proliferation.



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