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Police Fatigue: an accident waiting to happen 

After working almost 35 hours straight on a case that involved high-stress surveillance, the controlled delivery of nearly 2 tons of marijuana, and...

Fugitives answer call to surrender 

Correction ran 11/22/2006: A story that ran Thursday about the Fugitive Safe Surrender program in Phoenix misidentified Peter Elliott. He is the...

Summer in the city sizzled!It was Canada's 2nd hottest ever, and 10th warmest in Winnipeg 

YES, it was hot. Environment Canada says the summer of 2006 was the second-warmest since national record-keeping began in 1948.

Average...

Preventing and treating: Heart disease in women 

More women than men die of heart disease, yet a woman's heart disease symptoms are more likely to be overlooked. Learn how to recognize heart...

Preventing and treating: Heart disease in women 

More women than men die of heart disease, yet a woman's heart disease symptoms are more likely to be overlooked. Learn how to recognize heart...

Issues in small town policing: understanding stress 

"It is not socially acceptable for law enforcement officers to show emotion ... it is a sign of weakness ... a loss of control ... and we are...

Workplace "psychological disabilities" and the ADA: the courts are defining a new path to protection against successful claims. (Americans with Disabilities Act) 

For the last couple of years, those responsible for a company's human resources, risk management or workers' compensation have been attending ADA...

Of sound mind? Evaluating the workforce. (Workplace Violence) 

Many cases of workplace violence are predictable and therefore preventable. Research show that such cases, the result of violent acts instigated by...