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SportsSlovakia eliminates Canada at World Hockey ChampionshipMichal Handzus tipped in a shot with 2:32 to play in regulation as Slovakia eliminated Canada with a 4-3 quarter-final victory at the World Hockey Championship. The Slovaks move on to face the winner of the Sweden-Czech Republic quarter-final, which will be played later today on TSN at 2pm et/11am pt. Also, you can watch the United States take on Finland right now on TSN. |
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Personally, I have no particular objections to relocating if there is a job available. My only concern is, "Who's going to cover all the expenses for such a move?" There was a time when the hiring company would cover all or some of costs, but those days are over. So, with all due respect to the Minister of Finance I think it might be good if you were to rethink the idea.
