Documents tagged "Canada"
Found 16 documents with this tag
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The image is a close-up of what appears to be the corner of a magazine page. The most prominent text reads "Burwood Collection" followed by a stylized logo that resembles a sunburst with radiating lines. Below this logo, there are measurements provided: "7 1/4 in x 10 1/2 in." Additional information includes "ROMA" which might indicate the brand or type of material used and also mentions "Italian Moulding" suggesting a decorative border made in Italy. The text at the bottom right corner is partially obscured but includes "Made in Canada," indicating that this item was manufactured in Canada.
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The image displays a vintage frame label for the Burwood Collection. The label features the words "Burwood Collection" prominently at the top. Below that, there is an illustration of what appears to be a camera lens, accompanied by text indicating the size as 8-1/4 inches and the depth as 32 mm. The style of the image suggests it is from an older era, possibly referring to an item like a vintage camera or photographic equipment. The label also includes information about its manufacturing location: "Made in Canada" and "Italian Moulding" suggesting that Italian-style moulding was used in its production.
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The image is a photograph of an official document from the Correctional Service Canada. The text on the document includes various sections such as 'Correctional Officer's Name,' 'Date and Time' with details redacted for privacy. There are also references to 'Appointment,' 'Location,' 'Time Spent,' and 'Notes,' but these sections contain obscured information. The style of the document is formal, with headers, footers, and a structured layout typical of official reports or records.
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The image is a scanned document, possibly an invoice or receipt, with the title "Canada Health Services" at the top. The paper has a light grey background and there are fields for information such as date, name, address, and payment details. However, the specific details in these fields are not filled out, leaving them blank. The document appears to be official and structured, likely intended for use within the health services sector of Canada.
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The image shows a document titled "Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada" with various sections including "Obstetrical Care" and "Neonatal Intrapartum Clinical Data Set." There is text in the background which appears to be a list or instructions, but it's too small to read clearly. The document includes fields such as "Date/Time," "Responding Provider," and "Location," with some filled-in information that is partially visible. It seems like a clinical form related to health services, specifically obstetrics and gynecology in Canada.
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The image is a photograph of a document with handwritten text. The writing appears to be in black ink on white paper. The document includes several lines of text that are not fully legible due to the angle and quality of the photograph. However, one can make out some words like "Australia," "Canada," and "New Zealand." There are also indistinct terms that might refer to locations or possibly names of organizations. The top right corner of the document has a date written in bold: "1974." There is no visible text about a man named Jack, nor any indication of the author's name being John.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033412.txt
In the document, there is a conversation between anasalrasheed and J regarding leaks being done in a smart way and very fast, with Qatar scoring big during this media war. Anasalrasheed believes that Saudis are losing Trump unless they start defending and suggests that the best defense is the truth, even if it's ugly. Turkey seems to be enjoying itself while the Saudis need to act since the situation will not go away. Canada is also mentioned as a winner in this scenario.
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In this article by Paul Krassner, the author discusses Matthew Sweet's book on Vietnam War deserters who fled to Sweden and formed the American Deserters Committee. The ADC was accused of participating in bizarre activities such as reprogramming a woman's brain with Beethoven music and believing that the Beatles were created for psychological warfare purposes. The article also mentions the CIA's alleged involvement in a plot to start World War III, which was revealed by whistleblowers in January 1974, and Lyndon LaRouche's cult-like activities.
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This document is a summary of events that occurred in Syria from May 25 to 31, 2011. It discusses the increasing international pressure on the Syrian leadership and the actions taken by the US, EU, Canada, and G8 leaders. The document also mentions statements made by Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Lebanese party Hizbullah, who called on the Syrian people to give the government time to effectuate reforms. The summary notes that Syrian protesters declared Friday "the day of the Guardians of the Homeland" in an effort to encourage the army to join the uprising.
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The document is a forwarded message discussing statistics about public vs private healthcare in different countries, focusing on survival rates for various diseases and access to medical services. It compares the United States, England, and Canada, highlighting that while some might argue for single-payer systems, the data presented suggests otherwise. The message emphasizes the importance of considering these statistics when debating healthcare policies.
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The document discusses healthcare statistics comparing public and private systems in various countries such as the US, England, and Canada. It emphasizes the superiority of private health insurance over national health insurance in terms of cancer survival rates, treatment timeliness, and access to medical specialists. The email also includes a forward from John Connolly Ed.D., President & CEO of Castle Connolly Medical Ltd.
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This document is a monthly report on global investment markets from UBS AG's Global Investment Office. It focuses on key areas such as the global economy, equities, fixed income, and foreign exchange markets, with specific sections dedicated to each asset class. The report highlights that global growth is showing signs of improvement, supported by decisive monetary policy from major central banks. In terms of equity markets, the report recommends preferring US and Emerging Markets (EM), while Canada and Australia are less favored due to falling earnings. The report also discusses fixed income markets, highlighting that US high yield bonds remain supported by strong fundamentals and technicals.
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Jennifer Baichwal is a Canadian filmmaker who has been directing and producing documentaries for over 15 years. Her first film, Looking You In The Back of the Head, focused on personal identity and was broadcast on TVOntario's From the Heart. Let it Come Down: The Life of Paul Bowles won an International Emmy in 1999 and premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The Holier It Gets documents a family trek to the source of the Ganges with their father's ashes, while The True Meaning of Pictures explores the work of Appalachian photographer Shelby Lee Adams. Baichwal is based out of Mercury Films Inc. in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Jennifer Baichwal is a Canadian documentary filmmaker who has been directing and producing films for 15 years. Her first feature film, Let It Come Down: The Life of Paul Bowles, won an International Emmy award in 1998. She also directed The Holier It Gets, which was nominated for the Donald Brittain Award and the Chalmers Documentarian Award, and a documentary about Appalachian photographer Shelby Lee Adams. Baichwal has received several awards and scholarships throughout her career, including a McGill Major Fellowship and a 2 year FCAR Master's Scholarship.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_023567.txt
The document discusses the impact of quantitative easing on insurers and pension plans in Europe. It highlights how the European Central Bank's asset purchase programs have led to the insolvency of life insurers and defined benefit pension plans. The author warns that these problems threaten not only the European economy but also the careers of institutional investors. The article suggests that Europe cannot afford policy mistakes like America and Canada, where social dissolution is less likely due to a larger margin for error. The text references the borderless Schengen area and the European Commission president's recent comments about the single currency in relation to the Schengen agreement's failure.
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The document discusses a Canadian superlab called Biotron that studies the impact of climate change on living organisms. The lab contains miniature chunks of the natural world and is designed by Norman Winer, a biochemist and plant biologist. In addition to its scientific focus, the document mentions an "intercultural garden" in Germany run entirely by women from different countries.