Sunday Dec 27 | Albany Times Union
It's important to notice the trees
DEAR WORD COURT: Re your recent discussion of "curriculums" vs. "curricula": who cares? So long as the receiver understands the sender, does it really matter? People who lose sleep over these kinds of things need to get a life, to get a job.
Savage Love I'm still on vacation. Here's another column...
I'm still on vacation. Here's another column from the Savage Love archives, which are housed at Queens University in Kingston, Ontario.
Scientists are only beginning to understand the peculiar relationship music has with our memories.
12/18: Friday Traffic Update For December 18, 2009
Please note that City construction projects have concluded for the winter months but will be reported out as additional closures arise.
Killer files $50,000 lawsuit over prison hernia
A man who murdered a Carleton University student and left her body behind an Ottawa hotel is suing the federal government over an injury he claims he suffered while using a faulty weight machine in a prison gym.
In Utero Exposure to Benzene Disrupts Fetal Hematopoietic Progenitor...
ToxSci Advance Access originally published online on October 7, 2009 Toxicological Sciences 2010 113 :207-215; doi:10.1093/toxsci/kfp242 ,1 * Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology 1 To whom correspondence should be addressed at Queen's University, Kingston, Room 557 Botterell Hall, Ontario, Canada K7L 3N6.
Suspect charged in 1970 slaying
A WINNIPEG man has been charged in a murder that happened nearly 40 years ago in Kingston, Ont.
Kingston, Ont., police arrest Winnipeg man in decades-old murder case
Police in Kingston, Ont., have arrested a Winnipeg man in a decades-old murder case.
Winnipeg man charged in 1970 Ontario slaying
Marshall Augustus Matier, 64, shown in an old newspaper clipping, was found stabbed to death behind the armories in downtown Kingston on July 22, 1970.
Uncertainty over prison for terror suspects
The Canadian government is considering whether to keep open a high-security facility for foreign terror suspects -- dubbed Guantanamo North by its critics --now that the centre is about to release its last detainee.
Shad Album Coming In 2010, Touring In February
Everybody's favourite Canadian Fresh Prince fan, Shad , has been recording his third album, which should be out in mid-2010. The follow-up to 2007's Polaris Music Prize short listed The Old Prince doesn't have a title or definite release date yet, but you may be able to see and hear Shad play songs from it when he tours southern Ontario in ...
Which video game console is for you? How to decide
Attendees play video games at the 2009 Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles.
Police in Kingston, Ont., allege woman and her son breached bail conditions
Police in Kingston, Ont., checking to ensure a teen was complying with bail conditions ended up arresting him and his mother.
12/04: Power Outage Planned For Downtown Dec. 7
Brief 15- to 30-minute power outages are scheduled in the downtown area in the early morning of Monday, Dec.
Persistent floaters, flashes in eye may be sign of tear: study
Researchers are warning that people who see sudden, persistent "floaters" or flashes of light in their vision could have a serious eye condition that could lead to blindness if left untreated.
Terror suspect released from Ont. prison for second time
OTTAWA a ' An Egyptian-born terror suspect has been released for a second time from a Kingston, Ont., prison built to hold immigrants accused of having ties to al-Qaida and to other terrorist organizations.
Stephen Colbert a 'syrup sucker'?
Stephen Colbert "Syrup suckers" are we? It turns out Comedian Stephen Colbert can find himself a maple tree and join the party.
11/30: Public Meetings To Focus On 2010 Accessibility Plan
The City's 2010 Accessibility Plan is now out for public review. The Municipal Accessibility Advisory Committee is looking for residents to give their initial thoughts on the plan and guide priorities for the coming year at public meetings this week.
Floaters and Flashes Could be Danger Signs
Suddenly seeing floaters or flashes of light may indicate a serious eye problem which, left untreated, could lead to blindness.
Cross, but not direct, presentation of cell-associated virus antigens ...
This work is supported by grants from Queen's University and NSERC to SB, CCFC to EOP, Robert Wilson Fellowship to SS, and the Libyan Government Fellowship to AA.