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Denis Turcotte, former president and CEO of Algoma Steel and 2006 Canadian CEO of the Year, spoke today to the Algoma University Business Society.

Denis Turcotte, former president and CEO of Algoma Steel and 2006 Canadian CEO of the Year, spoke today to the Algoma University Business Society.

NEWS RELEASE U.S. COAST GUARD ************************* Coast Guard begins Operation Fall Retrieve CLEVELAND - The Ninth Coast Guard District has begun its annual retrieval of the Great Lakes and St.

NEWS RELEASE ALGOMA COMMUNITY LEGAL CLINIC ************************* The Algoma Community Legal Clinic - 25th anniversary and annual general meeting The Algoma Community Legal Clinic is celebrating its 25th anniversary on Wednesday, October 21 from 5

NEWS RELEASE AHMADIYYA MUSLIM JAMA'AT ************************* Why I believe in my faith? TORONTO, ON (October 18, 2009) - It's a reasonable question - "Why I believe in my faith" - which everyone asks to their selves at least once in their lifetime

NEWS RELEASE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS ************************* Food safety not at risk Turkeys in one barn at an Ontario facility have been found to be infected with the H1N1 flu virus. Food safety is not at risk.

NEWS RELEASE ONTARIO LOTTERY & GAMING CORPORATION ************************* TORONTO, October - Congratulations to Ian Smith of Toronto who won $1,617,005 from the Lotto 6/49 draw on October 14, 2009.

NEWS RELEASE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL ************************* Crack cocaine smoking increases risk of HIV People who smoke crack cocaine are at increased risk of becoming HIV-infected, report researchers in a new CMAJ (Canadian Medical

NEWS RELEASE ONTARIO LOTTERY & GAMING CORPORATION ************************* Hamilton woman wins $1,714,408 playing Lotto 6/49 TORONTO, October 20 - Congratulations to Vera Greenaway of Hamilton who claimed a Lotto 6/49 jackpot of $1,714,408 from the

Dr. Deb Stark, Ontario's chief veterinarian and Dr. Arlene King, the province's chief medical officer of health, will announce this afternoon that an H1N1 flu infection has been confirmed at an Ontario turkey operation. SooToday.