Finding a Job that Works for You
During September, the thoughts of young people across the country turn to one thing: Back to School! In the days and weeks leading up to the launch of a new school year, we’re constantly inundated with images of the latest school necessities - backpacks, pens and notebooks - not to mention new school wardrobes. For many young students, however, one concern weighs heavily: financing all these educational expenses.

I think if the DARE program was taught a long time ago, drugs might not be used so much by kids. I think nothing but positive thoughts for DARE Canada. There are a lot of drugs and violence these days, and it’s probably very easy to get caught up in those things. I will never get caught up in drugs and violence because DARE has changed me in a way I can’t go back to. I didn’t realize the harm in those drugs until I took DARE, and I’m thankful I did. Staying drug-free will help keep me out of trouble, make me a better, friendlier, out-going person. It will keep me away from getting health problems when I’m older. I think using drugs is a disgusting, nasty habit that I will never get into. NEVER. That is my promise to me. DARE has made me happy and more comfortable with the person that is staring back at me in the mirror every day.

With over 2000 nurses eligible to withdraw from the nursing workforce within the next five to ten years, the Nurses Association of New Brunswick (NANB) will be pressing Government to invest further in recruitment and retention strategies to ensure an adequate nursing workforce to meet the needs of New Brunswickers.

The Red Planet is about to be spectacular! This month and next, Earth is catching up with Mars in an encounter that will culminate in the closest approach between the two planets in recorded history.

August 6, 2003, VANCOUVER – The Humane Society of Canada (HSC) wants British Columbia to immediately establish numerous reserves where Grizzly Bears will be protected from hunting.

“We’re not asking for anything unreasonable,” says HSC Western Regional Director Al Hickey. “After all, the recommendation to establishing no-kill zones to protect Grizzly Bears was made by an Independent Scientific Panel commissioned by British Columbia’s provincial government.”

OTTAWA, August 6,  2003 - Federal Solicitor General Wayne Easter today announced a consultation process to give Canadians an opportunity to express their views on how to improve the delivery of the Canadian Firearms Program and to provide feedback on proposed Firearms Act regulations recently tabled in Parliament.

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Discount Mortgage Rates vs. Cash Back or 100% Financing
Certain clients will benefit more by using the discounted rates rather than the cash back. You may think that the discounted rates are more for the well-established clients and not the young person just starting out.

Second and third cases of West Nile Virus in crows confirmed (03/08/08)
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Aug. 8, 2003
FREDERICTON (CNB) - Two other cases of West Nile virus have been confirmed in crows in Memramcook and Moncton, Provincial Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Wayne MacDonald reported today. This latest confirmation brings the total number of known West Nile virus cases in birds in New Brunswick to three.