According to the statement, Onvoy would pass the calls up to the Manitoba Telephone System, which changed the billing codes "to indicate falsely that the traffic is of Canadian origin".
Some of the wood used in the X-ray diffraction experiments was of Canadian origin and is thought to have been harvested for aircraft construction during the 1940s.
Of these 59 patients, 27 (45.8%) were of Canadian origin, 27 (45.8%) were from Haiti, 2 (3.4%) from Mexico, 1 (1.7%) from Jamaica, 1 (1.7%) from the Dominican Republic, and 1 (1.7%) from the United States.
Approximately 83.4% are males of Canadian origin and the majority has had homosexual relations.
The isolates were all of Canadian origin and came from poultry environments (n = 9), a clam and a chicken (Table 3).
The stories of Canadian origin were generally unmemorable, and in some cases the stories may have been plagiarized or rewritten versions of other works.
Only one of the cases reported in this study actually occurred in a child of Canadian origin whose infection pathogenesis was as a result of the standard exposures usually encountered by Canadian children.
Other truncating mutations of NBS1 (698del4 of English origin, 835del4 of Italian origin, 842insT of Mexican origin, 1142delC of Canadian origin, and Q326X of Dutch origin) were detected in 10% of NBS patients (Varon et al, 1998), but their geographic extend and their role in prostate cancer susceptibility has not been established.
"I don't suppose you're of French-Canadian origin, are you?" "No, I am not," the Prime Minister said.
A professor at a local college, he is of French-Canadian origin, but apart from his residual Roman Catholicism and his knowledge of French he is in most ways an exemplar of small-town New England.
