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The Netherlands recently celebrated the 65th anniversary of its liberation by Canadian Arm­ed Forces on 5 May 1945 from Nazi Germany. These celebrations were attended by a dwindling number of Canadian veterans present on that historic day. It was a joyous occasion and the Dutch turned out in force.

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Cartoon portrait of Erik T. Patterson

What profession might you have pursued, if not for medicine?
Aerospace engineering.

Which talent would you most like to have?
Playing bagpipes.

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Portrait of Ian Gillespie

As long ago as 1999, the Sup­reme Court of Canada decided in the case of Terry Grismer to instruct all motor vehicle licensing authorities to make fitness-to-drive decisions on the basis of functional capacity, not simply by diagnosis, as had been done previously. 

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Dr Norman Wignall passed away on 28 August after a lengthy illness. 

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The Heart and Stroke Foundation of BC & Yukon has launched a 2-year campaign to educate BC residents about the five warning signs of stroke and the time-sensitive nature of tissue plasminogen activator treatments. 

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