Toyota tries media blitz to soothe over recall
Toyota has launched a media campaign to bolster its reputation for quality as nervous customers confront dealers across the country about faulty gas pedal systems.
‘Women-only’ aid handed out in Haiti
Relief workers in Haiti began handing out women-only food coupons to help ensure that families and the weak get supplies following the country’s devastating earthquake.
A glance at Haiti developments 18 days after quake – AP
The Associated Press= A look at the latest from Haiti on Saturday, 18 days after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake devastated the capital, Port-au-Prince, and left an estimated 200,000 dead throughout the country: SANITATION Relief officials are scrambling…
Ont. ER doctors say standards needed for ER care
The death of an Ontario teen while being rushed to hospital should be a wake-up call for Canadians that emergency care standards are needed across the country, said a group representing ER doctors.
Canada donates 5 million doses of excess H1N1 vaccine to WHO for redistribution
Canada has finally revealed what it will do with a portion of the country’s large H1N1 vaccine surplus, announcing it will give five million doses to the World Health Organization.
Canada donates 5 million doses H1N1 vaccine to WHO
Canada has finally revealed what it will do with a portion of the country’s large H1N1 vaccine surplus, announcing it will give five million doses to the World Health Organization.
Karzai: Afghans will take on defense burden
Afghanistan’s president says his country wants to soon be defending its own territory but cautions it will still need prolonged international support.
Priest shortage leaves faithful alone on sickbeds
Finding a priest to be at the bedside of the dying is becoming harder and harder across the country. The shortage of priests has been a problem for years, but its implications become most clear at dire times for the ill.
Poll: Public fed up with Washington
According to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, the American public is fed up with Congress, the country’s two main political parties, and the federal government.
Tom’s of Maine’s Dental Health For All(TM) Program Invites the Public to Vote for Dental Clinics That Bring Goodness to Those in Need
KENNEBUNK, Maine, Jan. 26 /PRNewswire/ — For the first time, Tom’s of Maine is encouraging a public, online vote to determine which dental clinics around the country will split $100,000 in project sponsorship funding as part of its annual Dental Healt…