Canadian doctors want freedom to choose whether to help terminal patients die Canada.com
Canada's doctors say they should be free to choose whether to help terminally ill patients kill themselves if the federal ban outlawing euthanasia is overturned. Delegates at the Canadian Medical Association's annual general meeting in Ottawa ...
Canadian Medical Association recognized by Canadian military for its help to ...Ottawa Citizen
Canadian Medical Association softens stance on assisted suicideThe Globe and Mail
Doctors vote to 'follow their conscience' if assisted suicide becomes legalNiagara Falls Review
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Canada's doctors say they should be free to choose whether to help terminally ill patients kill themselves if the federal ban outlawing euthanasia is overturned. Delegates at the Canadian Medical Association's annual general meeting in Ottawa ...
Canadian Medical Association recognized by Canadian military for its help to ...
Canadian Medical Association softens stance on assisted suicide
Doctors vote to 'follow their conscience' if assisted suicide becomes legal
Derek Jeter does ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, calls out Michael Jordan USA TODAY
Derek Jeter is the latest athlete to take part in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, a fundraising effort where people dump ice water on their heads and then (hopefully) donate money to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis research. Before he was dunked, Jeter ...
Ice Bucket Challenge: A wife explains what it's like to live with ALSCTV News
Ice Bucket Challenge breaks records, shows no signs of coolingLos Angeles Times
Jeter takes Ice Bucket Challenge, passes to JordanWall Street Journal
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Derek Jeter is the latest athlete to take part in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, a fundraising effort where people dump ice water on their heads and then (hopefully) donate money to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis research. Before he was dunked, Jeter ...
Ice Bucket Challenge: A wife explains what it's like to live with ALS
Ice Bucket Challenge breaks records, shows no signs of cooling
Jeter takes Ice Bucket Challenge, passes to Jordan
Ebola crisis: Liberia finds 'missing patients' BBC News
Seventeen suspected Ebola patients who went missing in Liberia after a health centre in the capital was attacked have been found, a minister has said. "They were traced and finally they turned themselves in" at a treatment centre, Lewis Brown told the BBC.
How Sierra Leone is screening travelers for EbolaToronto Star
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Seventeen suspected Ebola patients who went missing in Liberia after a health centre in the capital was attacked have been found, a minister has said. "They were traced and finally they turned themselves in" at a treatment centre, Lewis Brown told the BBC.
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Who says playgrounds are just for kids? Take your workout to the swings The Globe and Mail
From park bench push-ups and monkey-bar lifts to open-air runs, fitness experts say the workout possibilities of playgrounds and parks are worth the consideration of even the most diehard gym users. During the warm, waning summer days, fresh-air workouts ...
Parks, playgrounds offer fresh air alternatives to gym workoutsBangladesh News 24 hours
Why You Should Take Your Workout To The PlaygroundHuffington Post
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From park bench push-ups and monkey-bar lifts to open-air runs, fitness experts say the workout possibilities of playgrounds and parks are worth the consideration of even the most diehard gym users. During the warm, waning summer days, fresh-air workouts ...
Parks, playgrounds offer fresh air alternatives to gym workouts
Why You Should Take Your Workout To The Playground
Proudfoot: 'Do not worry about me' Montreal Gazette
This piece was published in The Gazette on Dec. 15, 2010. The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, which has gone viral across social media, is bringing much-needed attention to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a degenerative disease that is ultimately fatal and for ...
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This piece was published in The Gazette on Dec. 15, 2010. The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, which has gone viral across social media, is bringing much-needed attention to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a degenerative disease that is ultimately fatal and for ...
Sikhs denied exemption from Ontario's motorcycle helmet law Toronto Star
Motorcycle-riding Sikhs in Ontario will not be exempted from the province's helmet law, Premier Kathleen Wynne has decided. The Canadian Sikh Association says it received a letter last week from Wynne stating the Liberal government, for safety reasons, ...
Mandatory helmets for all?Castanet.net
Turban-wearing Sikhs not exempt from helmet lawsSun News Network
Sikhs upset with Wynne stance on mandatory helmet lawNiagara Falls Review
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Motorcycle-riding Sikhs in Ontario will not be exempted from the province's helmet law, Premier Kathleen Wynne has decided. The Canadian Sikh Association says it received a letter last week from Wynne stating the Liberal government, for safety reasons, ...
Mandatory helmets for all?
Turban-wearing Sikhs not exempt from helmet laws
Sikhs upset with Wynne stance on mandatory helmet law
Proposed changes could increase density in mature neighbourhoods CBC.ca
Edmonton city councillors recommended changes to zoning in mature neighbourhoods Tuesday to allow for more infill development. That was after hearing from nearly two dozen developers, school trustees and potential homeowners about a report that ...
Councillors go for skinny homes and garden suites in single-family ...Edmonton Journal
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Edmonton city councillors recommended changes to zoning in mature neighbourhoods Tuesday to allow for more infill development. That was after hearing from nearly two dozen developers, school trustees and potential homeowners about a report that ...
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Edmonton councillors move ahead with zoning changes allowing skinny homes ...
More research needed before deciding whether to ban e-cigarettes:Ontario ... Hamilton Spectator
LONDON, Ont. - Premier Kathleen Wynne says she won't rush into a decision on whether to ban electronic cigarettes in areas where smoking is already off-limits. She says the Ministry of Health will look at the issue and more research needs to be done.
More Research Needed Before Deciding Whether To Ban E-Cigarettes: WynneAm980 London News
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LONDON, Ont. - Premier Kathleen Wynne says she won't rush into a decision on whether to ban electronic cigarettes in areas where smoking is already off-limits. She says the Ministry of Health will look at the issue and more research needs to be done.
More Research Needed Before Deciding Whether To Ban E-Cigarettes: Wynne
Wildfires keep pressure on B.C. The Province
B.C. wildfires are choking the air in some regions with smoke and forcing officials to maintain a handful of evacuation alerts and orders as well as air-quality advisories. Navi Saini of the Wildfire Management Branch said Tueday that only one evacuation order ...
One wildfire evacuation order left in BC, but flames are still ragingWesterly News
Wildfire smoke advisory liftedPrince George Citizen
Wildfire smoke advisory continues for northeast BCEnergeticcity.ca
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B.C. wildfires are choking the air in some regions with smoke and forcing officials to maintain a handful of evacuation alerts and orders as well as air-quality advisories. Navi Saini of the Wildfire Management Branch said Tueday that only one evacuation order ...
One wildfire evacuation order left in BC, but flames are still raging
Wildfire smoke advisory lifted
Wildfire smoke advisory continues for northeast BC
Taking antibiotics early in life may alter immunity later: study CTV News
Taking antibiotics early in life can increase the risk of contracting specific diseases down the road, according to a new University of British Columbia study. The study, published in Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, helps scientists understand how ...
Antibiotics might make us more susceptible to disease later in lifeYahoo Canada Shine On (blog)
Antibiotics at early age alter long-term immunityFinancial Express
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Taking antibiotics early in life can increase the risk of contracting specific diseases down the road, according to a new University of British Columbia study. The study, published in Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, helps scientists understand how ...
Antibiotics might make us more susceptible to disease later in life
Antibiotics at early age alter long-term immunity
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