The professional frontier: law graduates are making their mark in a wide range of fields

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Bennett Jones Verchere associate Jennifer Miller specializes in health law and is intrigued by the ethical and legal issues surrounding modern medicine. Leading lawyers in human rights, native law, intellectual property, alternative dispute resolution, and other fields are profiled.

Management, Laws, regulations and rules, Attorneys, Lawyers, Medical care, Cover Story, Practice, Intellectual property, Human rights, International law, Dispute resolution (Law), Indigenous peoples, Environmental law, Criminal law, Procedure (Law), Medical care (Private)

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Mopping up: Manitobans face the hard part as the flood recedes

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Manitobans are returning home to face the devastation left by the Apr 1997 flood of the Red River, the worst of the century. Three people died as a result of the flood and more than 800 properties sustained damaged, including more than 5% of Manitoba's farmland.

Natural disasters, Floods, Manitoba

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Hockey week in Canada: the nation's two oldest NHL teams battle for the right to play for the Cup

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The semifinalists for the 1993 Stanley Cup competition included two Canadian teams, the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Montreal Canadiens, and raised hopes for an all-Canadian series. Highlights from the first games are presented.

Competitions, Hockey, Montreal Canadiens, 1993 AD, Toronto Maple Leafs, Los Angeles Kings, Stanley Cup (Hockey), New York Islanders

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