| They've heard tapping coming from under the rubble and emergency crews are hoping today to be in a position to rescue any possible survivors of the mall roof collapse in Elliot Lake, Ont. BLOG POSTS  | Mark Stabile: What Would Happen if We Froze Doctors' Pay?
The Ontario government has promised to reduce its $16-billion deficit substantially over the next few years, and tackling health-care cost growth has to be part of the solution. When the Minister of Health, Deb Matthews, ended discussions with the Ontario Medical Association and imposed fee cuts and freezes for Ontario physicians, she signaled just where reducing Ontario's health-care costs needs to begin. In response, the Canadian Medical Association has speculated that doctors may move to jurisdictions where physician earnings are on the rise, and that wait times in Ontario may increase as a result of the cuts. |  | Jason Tetro: How Germs Control Your Brain
 The focus on the mental effects of germs didn't really take hold until the 1980s when HIV patients were beginning to exhibit signs of dementia. This opened up a widespread hunt for other germs that might have deleterious effects on our brain function. What has been found is quite honestly amazing. |  | Cameron Fenton: Why the Rio Agreement Is Good as Toilet Paper
Rio+20 failed, plain and simple. Few are surprised, and many are grasping at straws within the weak, toothless text, searching for something to grab onto to claim victory. Rio failed because if it had succeeded, it would have fundamentally undermined some of the most powerful forces on the planet: big polluters. |  | Derek Desierto: Four Shades for Summer
Balmy summer days call for backyard barbecues, chilled white burgundy and feet-in-sand beach walks. Regardless of your summer indulgence, you'll want sunglasses that suit the occasion. Allow me to share the four looks of summer that will keep you looking cool even during a heat wave. |  | Carrie Goldman: Bullying on the Bus: Solutions and Analysis
Many victims are terrified to report bullying, because they fear getting the bullies in trouble and then having the bullies retaliate. So, in lieu of death threats and harsh physical punishment, both which have been suggested in thousands of online comments, what do we do? | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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