Canadians Feed Their Cattles Red Wine to Add a Flavor to the Beef
Submitted by Tangaroa Snell on Sun, 08/29/2010 - 17:01The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) announced on Wednesday that their approval on the continuation of adding wine to the cattle’s diet would be conditioned by the wine being transported in stainless steel tanks, in addition to the transportation being done by the local feeds and funded by their own budget.
Toyota has recalled one million cars in US and Canada
Submitted by Sudarshan Tandon on Sat, 08/28/2010 - 18:20
The car maker Toyota has recalled more than its one million cars in Canada and US mainly because of the fault in its engine control system. The mostly affected models with the fault of engine control system are the Matrix and Corolla manufactured in between 2005 and 2008.
The company said three accidents were reported because of the fault and one of them was a serious one. Toyota recalled 700,000 cars in last month and it has recalled almost 10 million cars in a year.
Bing is a hit in US and Canada
Submitted by Surjit Singh on Wed, 08/25/2010 - 17:20
The newest form of user interface from Microsoft, Bing is a hit in US and Canada. This was said by the company and said that Yahoo has also getting benefited because of the same in these two countries.
RIM Permitted To Continue BlackBerry Services in Saudi Arabia
Submitted by Surjit Singh on Tue, 08/10/2010 - 15:10
The Canadian Company, Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM), has been permitted today by Saudi Arabia that the former can carry on with its BlackBerry services in the country. But with this, RIM has also been asked to place a system, which will allow the Kingdom to scrutinize the user data.
Wall's strategies for MS treatment trials
Submitted by Tangaroa Snell on Fri, 07/30/2010 - 16:24
Saskatchewan announced to fund clinical trials of a new procedure that could offer hope to people with multiple sclerosis, but it appears Alberta MS patients will have to wait.
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall told media that he wanted Saskatchewan to be the first to help pay for clinical trials into the controversial treatment and hopes other provinces would join Saskatchewan in funding studies.
Strategy plan to less salt intake
Submitted by Ketan Mukherjee on Fri, 07/30/2010 - 16:19
Canadians are placing themselves at risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke and other ailments by consuming more than the recommended intake of salt and this consumption is paved way by the food industry during processing.
This is why it is essential that the national sodium reduction strategy, developed by a panel including both medical experts and representatives of the food industry meets or exceeds its initial goals.
