SARS threatens Canadian Olympians participation

Canada's participation in the Special Olympics has been thrown into question again today as the country faces another SARS outbreak.

SARS threatens Canadian Olympians participation
Mon, 26 May, 2003 - 08:06

Canada's participation in the Special Olympics has been thrown into question again today as the country faces another SARS outbreak.

Toronto was back on the map of SARS troublespots today after health officials there confirmed eight new cases.

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