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May 17

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Cell cancer-fighting trigger is found

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan -- A Canadian scientist says he's found a way to trigger a protein that causes cells to fight cancer-causing agents, such as ultraviolet radiation.

Canadian actress to join 'CSI' cast

Vancouver, British Columbia -- Canadian actress Lauren Lee Smith has signed on to star in the U.S. television show "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" next season.

Canada, Russia reach world hockey final

Halifax, Nova Scotia -- Mike Green's second-period goal Friday turned out to be the decisive score in Canada's 5-4 win over Sweden in the semifinals of the World Hockey Championship.

Trophic-brand kelp warning issued

Ottawa -- Health Canada issued a warning Thursday cautioning people not to use Trophic-brand kelp and glutamic acid due to a health risk.

Smith's Snack Service-brand subs recalled

Ottawa -- The Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced the recall of Smith's Snack Service-brand small sub sandwiches because of possible contamination.

Ground beef in British Columbia recalled

Ottawa -- The Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced a recall of certain ground beef products in British Columbia because of possible E. coli contamination.

Poll: Canadians want lower gas taxes

Toronto -- A poll of Canadians indicates 57 percent say they want federal taxes on gasoline rolled back and 50 percent said oil companies are making excessive profits.

Canadian protein complex study adds data

Montreal -- Canadian scientists say they have completed a massive survey of the network of protein complexes that maintain the fundamental processes of life.

Prepare for a Gruesome Retirement

It's time for some tough love. After all, I want you to have a comfortable retirement doing all the things you've desired.

Maybe you plan to dine in fine restaurants, travel to the Galapagos Islands to see blue-footed boobies, take your grandchildren to Hershey, Pa., to eat chocolate to their hearts' content -- and then come home to your spiffy retirement community.

Excited family leaves toddler at airport

Vancouver, British Columbia -- A Filipino family immigrating to Canada was so excited at a flight stopover in Vancouver, they left behind an 18-month-old toddler.

Canadian immigrant labor up in 2007

Ottawa-- Employment in Canada among immigrants rose by 52,000, or 2.1 percent in 2007 from a year earlier, the Statistics Canada agency reported Tuesday.

Remy Ma left at the altar in jail

New York -- Jailed rapper Remy Ma reportedly was left standing at the altar of a New York prison after her fiance attempted to sneak a handcuff key through security.

Frenchman prepares for 25-mile fall

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan -- A 64-year-old Frenchman has arrived in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan to prepare for a 25-mile skydiving jump later this month.

Still Dodging Bullets at Vonage
Like a video game of a ceaseless series of obstacles thrown at a hapless hero, Vonage (NYSE: VG) is jumping hurdle after hurdle, struggling to turn itself into a profitable enterprise; but there are major obstacles yet for the Internet telephony provider to leap.
A Bridgeway Over Troubled Waters?

By Zoe Van Schyndel

Investors seeking a fund focused on long-term returns might want to consider Bridgeway Aggressive Investors 2 (FUND: BRAIX). The fund has a record of solid outperformance since its inception, but its above-average market risk makes it unsuitable for short-term investors.

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