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Big Crowds Show Support at Jimmy Carter's First Bible Lessons Since Cancer Update
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PLAINS, Ga. — The Sunday school lesson was familiar: When your burden grows heavy, ask God for strength. But the message carried a more powerful and personal meaning than usual because of who delivered it: Jimmy Carter. Mr. Carter, the 90-year-old ...
Crowd packs former President Carter's Sunday school after his cancer spreadsReuters India
Former President Jimmy Carter Teaches Sunday School in Hometown Following ...NBCNews.com
Hundreds flock to Jimmy Carter's Baptist church for his Sunday School lessonThe Week Magazine
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New York Times
PLAINS, Ga. — The Sunday school lesson was familiar: When your burden grows heavy, ask God for strength. But the message carried a more powerful and personal meaning than usual because of who delivered it: Jimmy Carter. Mr. Carter, the 90-year-old ...
Crowd packs former President Carter's Sunday school after his cancer spreads
Former President Jimmy Carter Teaches Sunday School in Hometown Following ...
Hundreds flock to Jimmy Carter's Baptist church for his Sunday School lesson
CTV News
Premier campaigns in Orillia for local Liberal candidate
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Premier Kathleen Wynne made a return trip to our region on Friday for the second time in a week as she campaigns for her Liberal candidate in next month's Simcoe North by-election. Wynne met with a group of seniors and community leaders in Orillia for ...
Ontario Retirement Pension Plan topic of discussion during premier's stop in ...Orillia Packet & Times
Ontarians divided on pension plan, Wynne's election actionsOttawa Citizen
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Premier Kathleen Wynne made a return trip to our region on Friday for the second time in a week as she campaigns for her Liberal candidate in next month's Simcoe North by-election. Wynne met with a group of seniors and community leaders in Orillia for ...
Ontario Retirement Pension Plan topic of discussion during premier's stop in ...
Ontarians divided on pension plan, Wynne's election actions
Toronto Sun
BC parents seeking court order to treat severely ill baby with cannabis oil
Toronto Sun
VANCOUVER -- Michelle Arnold says she's seen cannabis oil save two lives -- hers and her husband's. Now, she's fighting for the chance to see if it can save her four-and-a-half-month-old daughter, who is clinging to life in a Vancouver hospital. "I can ...
Baby Mary Jane Pierce case adjourned until mid-SeptemberCBC.ca
B.C. parents fight to treat baby with cannabis oilGlobalnews.ca
B.C. parents want to treat baby with cannabis oilCampbell River Mirror
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Toronto Sun
VANCOUVER -- Michelle Arnold says she's seen cannabis oil save two lives -- hers and her husband's. Now, she's fighting for the chance to see if it can save her four-and-a-half-month-old daughter, who is clinging to life in a Vancouver hospital. "I can ...
Baby Mary Jane Pierce case adjourned until mid-September
B.C. parents fight to treat baby with cannabis oil
B.C. parents want to treat baby with cannabis oil
Canada News
Canadians Paying Lots for Health Care Insurance through Taxes
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It's perceived that health care is free in Canada, but the Fraser Institute says Canadians are still paying thousands of dollars for public health care insurance through their taxes. A recent study shows that a typical Canadian family of two adults and ...
Health insurance costs up 48 per cent, ReportCanada News
No such thing as "free health care" in CanadaToronto Sun
In federal election, health care is far from pressing matterWinnipeg Sun
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Saskatoonhomepage.ca
It's perceived that health care is free in Canada, but the Fraser Institute says Canadians are still paying thousands of dollars for public health care insurance through their taxes. A recent study shows that a typical Canadian family of two adults and ...
Health insurance costs up 48 per cent, Report
No such thing as "free health care" in Canada
In federal election, health care is far from pressing matter
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Opioid deaths twice as likely among male patients: study
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More than one in 10 people prescribed an opioid painkiller for the first time become chronic users, say Ontario researchers who also found the men are twice as likely as women to die from causes related to the drugs. The study in Thursday's issue of ...
Study highlights risk of death for high-dose opioid therapySaskatoon StarPhoenix
Men more likely to die from high-dose opioid use for chronic pain, study findsCityNews
High-dose opioid deaths more common in men: studyOrangeville Banner
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CBC.ca
More than one in 10 people prescribed an opioid painkiller for the first time become chronic users, say Ontario researchers who also found the men are twice as likely as women to die from causes related to the drugs. The study in Thursday's issue of ...
Study highlights risk of death for high-dose opioid therapy
Men more likely to die from high-dose opioid use for chronic pain, study finds
High-dose opioid deaths more common in men: study
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Police blame fentanyl for overdose death in Guelph
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Already responsible for a number of deaths in Western Canada and starting to make inroads in Ontario, the drug fentanyl is being blamed for one death in Guelph. Fentanyl is a prescription painkiller that is typically cut into pills or powders of other ...
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Already responsible for a number of deaths in Western Canada and starting to make inroads in Ontario, the drug fentanyl is being blamed for one death in Guelph. Fentanyl is a prescription painkiller that is typically cut into pills or powders of other ...
Montreal Gazette
Cancer walk raises $2.2 million for Jewish General Hospital
Montreal Gazette
1100 participants walked 60 KM and helped raise 2.2 million dollars for Jewish General Hospital's cancer centre during the weekend to end women's cancer on Sunday August 23, 2015. (Vincenzo D'Alto / Montreal Gazette). Share Adjust Comment Print.
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Montreal's Weekend to End Women's Cancers continues to growGlobalnews.ca
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1100 participants walked 60 KM and helped raise 2.2 million dollars for Jewish General Hospital's cancer centre during the weekend to end women's cancer on Sunday August 23, 2015. (Vincenzo D'Alto / Montreal Gazette). Share Adjust Comment Print.
Weekend to End Women's Cancers will undergo shift next year
Montreal's Weekend to End Women's Cancers continues to grow
The Globe and Mail
Growers agree to test more oysters to get product back in BC market
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Stung by a national recall of B.C. oysters destined to be eaten raw, the province's oyster growers have agreed to a new testing regime they hope will get their products back on the market. Oyster producers have agreed to test five times more oysters at ...
How are local chefs handling ban on raw BC oysters?News1130
Millions of oysters are eaten safelyTimes Colonist
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The Globe and Mail
Stung by a national recall of B.C. oysters destined to be eaten raw, the province's oyster growers have agreed to a new testing regime they hope will get their products back on the market. Oyster producers have agreed to test five times more oysters at ...
How are local chefs handling ban on raw BC oysters?
Millions of oysters are eaten safely
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Scientist who helped design Ebola drug to leave Canada's national lab
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The scientist who led the work to develop the Ebola drug ZMapp is going to be leaving the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg. Gary Kobinger is the lab's chief of special pathogens, heading a team that works on some of the world's worst ...
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The Globe and Mail
The scientist who led the work to develop the Ebola drug ZMapp is going to be leaving the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg. Gary Kobinger is the lab's chief of special pathogens, heading a team that works on some of the world's worst ...
Ebola scientist who led ZMapp development to leave Canada's national laboratory
Metro
Alanis Morissette says it was hard to 'sober up' after eating disorders
Metro
After singing for years about heartache and scorned lovers, Alanis Morissette is now opening up about another personal struggle – her eating disorders. 'The big question for me around eating-disorder recovery is, “What is sobriety with food?”,' she ...
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Metro
After singing for years about heartache and scorned lovers, Alanis Morissette is now opening up about another personal struggle – her eating disorders. 'The big question for me around eating-disorder recovery is, “What is sobriety with food?”,' she ...
Health Stories: How Alanis Morissette Overcame Her Eating Disorder
Alanis Morissette Opens Up About Her Struggle to Overcome Eating Disorders
Alanis Morissette Talks Dealing with Eating Disorders: What Is Sobriety with Food?
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