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Five people sickened in connection with raw BC shellfish
CTV News
VANCOUVER - Five new cases of illness connected to raw-shellfish consumption have been reported in British Columbia. The Public Health Agency of Canada says 53 people have been sickened in B.C. and another 19 in neighbouring Alberta since June 1.
BC oyster industry says recall too broadThe Globe and Mail
Local restaurants take raw oysters off the menuVictoria News
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VANCOUVER - Five new cases of illness connected to raw-shellfish consumption have been reported in British Columbia. The Public Health Agency of Canada says 53 people have been sickened in B.C. and another 19 in neighbouring Alberta since June 1.
BC oyster industry says recall too broad
Local restaurants take raw oysters off the menu
The Globe and Mail
Study reveals trend of early and preventable death among First Nations
The Globe and Mail
Members of First Nations communities are more than twice as likely to face an early and avoidable death than other Canadians, with the greatest risk faced by native women and young adults, according to a new benchmark study by Statistics Canada.
First Nations adults more than twice as likely to die from avoidable causesCBC.ca
Aboriginal People in Canada Twice As Likely to Face Avoidable DeathKamloopsBCNow
High First Nations death rate rooted in education gap, says U of R profSaskatoon StarPhoenix
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The Globe and Mail
Members of First Nations communities are more than twice as likely to face an early and avoidable death than other Canadians, with the greatest risk faced by native women and young adults, according to a new benchmark study by Statistics Canada.
First Nations adults more than twice as likely to die from avoidable causes
Aboriginal People in Canada Twice As Likely to Face Avoidable Death
High First Nations death rate rooted in education gap, says U of R prof
Edmonton Journal
Critics, doctors push province to act quickly on Edmonton lab services
Edmonton Journal
Doctors and critics are calling on Health Minister Sarah Hoffman to quickly come up with a plan to expand urgently needed lab services in Edmonton as her ministry reviews how best to move forward after hitting the brakes on a $3-billion contract. “It ...
Lab contract cancellation could hurt patient safety, documents suggestCBC.ca
Documents show Alberta patients could be at risk after cancelling lab expansionEdmonton Sun
Albert Health Services docs show lab service cancellation could lead to ...MetroNews Canada
National Union of Public and General Employees
Medicine Hat News
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Edmonton Journal
Doctors and critics are calling on Health Minister Sarah Hoffman to quickly come up with a plan to expand urgently needed lab services in Edmonton as her ministry reviews how best to move forward after hitting the brakes on a $3-billion contract. “It ...
Lab contract cancellation could hurt patient safety, documents suggest
Documents show Alberta patients could be at risk after cancelling lab expansion
Albert Health Services docs show lab service cancellation could lead to ...
CBC.ca
Alberta parents with cognitive disabilities need more support, report says
CBC.ca
A baby who died while receiving government services lived with a cognitively-disabled father who "tried really hard," but ultimately didn't get enough support, says Alberta's Child and Youth Advocate. On Wednesday, Del Graff released his office's ...
Baby's death prompts recommendations from child advocateiNews880.com
Challenged parents need more help says Alberta youth advocateEdmonton Sun
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CBC.ca
A baby who died while receiving government services lived with a cognitively-disabled father who "tried really hard," but ultimately didn't get enough support, says Alberta's Child and Youth Advocate. On Wednesday, Del Graff released his office's ...
Baby's death prompts recommendations from child advocate
Challenged parents need more help says Alberta youth advocate
Mutation to single gene makes mice brainy
Laboratory Products News
Vancouver, BC - Scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC) have created unusually intelligent mice by causing a mutation to a single gene. While the research is a long way from reaching human trials, it helps researchers identify a target ...
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Laboratory Products News
Vancouver, BC - Scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC) have created unusually intelligent mice by causing a mutation to a single gene. While the research is a long way from reaching human trials, it helps researchers identify a target ...
Telegraph.co.uk
British Study Says Electronic Cigarettes Curb Smoking Risks
New York Times
British health officials on Wednesday reported the results of a government-funded study concluding that the use of electronic cigarettes can reduce the health risks of smoking by 95 percent and may also help smokers quit the habit. The study, issued by ...
State Senate panel approves package of six anti-tobacco billsLos Angeles Times
Britain's Public Health: Doctors should prescribe e-cigarettes to smokersThe Star Online
Big tobacco firms come late to the vaping partyCity A.M.
Xinhua
Thorne Gazette
BBC News
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New York Times
British health officials on Wednesday reported the results of a government-funded study concluding that the use of electronic cigarettes can reduce the health risks of smoking by 95 percent and may also help smokers quit the habit. The study, issued by ...
State Senate panel approves package of six anti-tobacco bills
Britain's Public Health: Doctors should prescribe e-cigarettes to smokers
Big tobacco firms come late to the vaping party
CBC.ca
Fentanyl overdoses in Quebec City linked to laced oxycodone
CBC.ca
The surge of deadly fentanyl overdoses reported across Canada has reached Quebec City. Health officials say 11 people have overdosed, three fatally, after ingesting the narcotic in recent months. Police and doctors alerted public health in July, but ...
Public health officials on alert after fentanyl overdoses in Quebec CityCTV News
Fentanyl deaths in Quebec City put Montreal officials on alertCJAD
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CBC.ca
The surge of deadly fentanyl overdoses reported across Canada has reached Quebec City. Health officials say 11 people have overdosed, three fatally, after ingesting the narcotic in recent months. Police and doctors alerted public health in July, but ...
Public health officials on alert after fentanyl overdoses in Quebec City
Fentanyl deaths in Quebec City put Montreal officials on alert
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MLCC recalls Ontario booze after cans rupture, burst
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Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries issued a voluntary recall Tuesday for a type of alcohol from Ontario after some reports of the top of the cans rupturing and bursting. MLCC said the recall affects Amsterdam Brewery's Sweetwater Blood Orange Radler (473 ml ...
CFIA warns Manitobans to beware of bursting beverage cans, product recalledWinnipeg Free Press
Amsterdam Brewery radler beer recalled in Manitoba due to bursting can riskCBC.ca
Food Recall Warning: Amsterdam Brewery Brand Sweetwater Squeeze Blood Orange ...Digital Journal
CP24 Toronto's Breaking News
Canadian Food Inspection Agency (press release)
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CTV News
Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries issued a voluntary recall Tuesday for a type of alcohol from Ontario after some reports of the top of the cans rupturing and bursting. MLCC said the recall affects Amsterdam Brewery's Sweetwater Blood Orange Radler (473 ml ...
CFIA warns Manitobans to beware of bursting beverage cans, product recalled
Amsterdam Brewery radler beer recalled in Manitoba due to bursting can risk
Food Recall Warning: Amsterdam Brewery Brand Sweetwater Squeeze Blood Orange ...
CBC.ca
Treatment unit for at-risk youth set to open in Winnipeg
CBC.ca
At-risk youth with complex needs can soon find the support they need at a safe, secure treatment unit that will open early next month in Winnipeg. The stabilization facility at Marymound, located on Scotia Street, will help those in the child welfare ...
Space for at-risk kids opens next monthWinnipeg Sun
New Facility For At-Risk Youth To Open Next MonthCJOB
New Winnipeg youth shelter inspired by Tina Fontaine tragedyGlobalnews.ca
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CBC.ca
At-risk youth with complex needs can soon find the support they need at a safe, secure treatment unit that will open early next month in Winnipeg. The stabilization facility at Marymound, located on Scotia Street, will help those in the child welfare ...
Space for at-risk kids opens next month
New Facility For At-Risk Youth To Open Next Month
New Winnipeg youth shelter inspired by Tina Fontaine tragedy
CBC.ca
Tickle Swim for mental health grows in popularity
CBC.ca
Fifteen swimmers braved the cold waters of the North Atlantic Wednesday, swimming across the Bell Island Tickle to raise awareness for mental health. The annual Tickle Swim is part of a campaign and fundraiser for the Canadian Mental Health Association ...
18 People Swim the Tickle for Mental Health SupportVOCM
Organizer tickled with successful swimThe Telegram (subscription)
Tickle Swim underwayLewisporte Pilot
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CBC.ca
Fifteen swimmers braved the cold waters of the North Atlantic Wednesday, swimming across the Bell Island Tickle to raise awareness for mental health. The annual Tickle Swim is part of a campaign and fundraiser for the Canadian Mental Health Association ...
18 People Swim the Tickle for Mental Health Support
Organizer tickled with successful swim
Tickle Swim underway
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