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Nunavut--The New York Times headlined an Agence France-Presse item, "Canada: Traditional values help condom campaign." Canadian health officials say they've been able to sell the "safe sex" concept to Eskimos by packaging condoms in wrappers showing Arctic trout, caribou, musk ox, and other native animals. Borrowing from the Winter Olympics in Utah, promoters gave away condoms at the recent Arctic Winter Games (Communique, Mar 28/92). **** Canada's outstanding politically correct columnist Dalton Camp died in Fredericton at age 81. Ostensibly a Conservative, Camp found his greatest admirers among the readers of Toronto's left-Liberal Star. Nothing infuriated this son of a Protestant pastor more than those who spoke out of deeply-held religious convictions, which he portrayed as hypocrisy or fanaticism or both. Needless to say, "anti-abortionists" were foremost among them. "The true religion of politics and government," he wrote in the Star (Jan. 22, 1995) "is secularism." **** Canada's feminist, pro-homosexu al, Supreme Court Justice Claire L'Heureux-Dube will leave the bench in July, two months short of the mandatory retirement age of 75. She has been on the Supreme Court for 15 years, since April 1987.