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• OHA, 30 hospitals and union agree on 5.5% wage rise
• Funding
• Treatment orders are effective Royal Ottawa study finds
• Three year sentence for fund raiser who scammed four charities
• Robert A. Richards
• Canadians rate health positively
• Quebec fathers and self-employed men get paid parental leave
• Northwest FASD research network created
• Child poverty rates rise in rich countries
• In passing
• Parental notification laws for teens health gets mixed reviews among U.S. parents
• Ex-ADM admits fraud and bribery
• Guru Nanak Emergency Services
• Seniors housing for Sept-Iles
• New employment rules for high jobless areas
• Spouse caregiving may be harmful
• Calendar Canada
• Safety council opposes warnings on alcohol labels
• Peaceful measures
  by Leon Kumove
• CRA revokes charitable status for inappropriate gifts and benefits
• Alta. moves daily aids program
• Foreign calendar
• Depression rises among teenage boys in Newfoundland and Labrador
• Ontario to strengthen independence of child advocate
• U.S. agencies fighting proposed $500 cap on donated goods
• U.K. leaves "Washington Consensus" on aid to poor countries
• Daughters allowed to live with parent with a child sex record
• Paramedics can retire early
• Group business and activists aim to modernize income security
• Oust Habitat head for sex harassment
• Rick Mowles
• 236,000 enter Canada in 2004
• 2000 volunteers try to count New York's homeless
• No death sentence for U.S juveniles
• Male sex abuse victim survivors group launched
• Repeat divorces rise while divorce rates remain stable
• Publications
• Over 8,600 in Ottawa shelters
• Toronto social planners disappointed with city's budget
• Brant CAS affidavit in backing staff testimony thrown out by judge
• Asylum seeker numbers dropping in industrialized countries
• Dr. Jane E. Aubin
• UK wants to bring men into the child care field
• Manitoba's "extended practice" nurses will be on the job by August
• Books received
• Social employment rose in February
• Periodicals received
• Million Ghana AIDS orphans
• Hydra House transfer talks still not concluded
• Frank Prospero