Vancouver Sun
Photos: Rain-soaked rugby in Burnaby
Vancouver Sun
Just as steady days of rain marks the change of the season, so does the start of the rugby season. Photographer Gerry Kahrmann was out Saturday for the start of the seaon as the Burnaby Lake Club downed Meraloma 31-10 in Premier Division action.
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Vancouver Sun
Just as steady days of rain marks the change of the season, so does the start of the rugby season. Photographer Gerry Kahrmann was out Saturday for the start of the seaon as the Burnaby Lake Club downed Meraloma 31-10 in Premier Division action.
The Globe and Mail
Why this journalist sees autism as a natural, common and culturally enhancing ...
The Globe and Mail
Partway through his research for a new book on autism, journalist Steve Silberman made a mind-blowing discovery. Some of our biggest misconceptions about autism – that it is a modern disorder and an aberration to be cured – are due to a prominent ...
A new book recounts the forgotten history of autism90.3 KAZU
“We're still dealing with autism like it's this wacky historical aberration ...Salon
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The Globe and Mail
Partway through his research for a new book on autism, journalist Steve Silberman made a mind-blowing discovery. Some of our biggest misconceptions about autism – that it is a modern disorder and an aberration to be cured – are due to a prominent ...
A new book recounts the forgotten history of autism
“We're still dealing with autism like it's this wacky historical aberration ...
Vancouver Sun
Tories deny politicizing Terry Fox with $35-million campaign pledge
Vancouver Sun
PORT MOODY — The Conservatives insist a multimillion-dollar campaign pledge to match donations raised by the Terry Fox Foundation doesn't cross the line by leveraging the popularity of one of Canada's most revered heroes. Federal Industry Minister and ...
Hundreds of Calgarians gear up for Terry Fox RunCalgary Herald
Tories pledge to match Terry Fox Run fundraising goal of $35-million if re-electedThe Globe and Mail
Thousands gather for Terry Fox Run across Confederation BridgeCTV News
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Vancouver Sun
PORT MOODY — The Conservatives insist a multimillion-dollar campaign pledge to match donations raised by the Terry Fox Foundation doesn't cross the line by leveraging the popularity of one of Canada's most revered heroes. Federal Industry Minister and ...
Hundreds of Calgarians gear up for Terry Fox Run
Tories pledge to match Terry Fox Run fundraising goal of $35-million if re-elected
Thousands gather for Terry Fox Run across Confederation Bridge
CTV News
Runner collapses at Montreal marathon, later dies of cardiac arrest
CTV News
MONTREAL -- A 34-year-old woman has died after collapsing during the 25th edition of the Montreal marathon Sunday morning. The woman, who was American, suffered a cardiac arrest midway through the race, according to medical officials. Paramedics ...
Woman dies of heart attack during Montreal MarathonMontreal Gazette
MONTREAL - A 34-year-old woman has died after collapsing during the 25th ...The Daily Courier (subscription)
Female participant has died during 25th edition of Montreal marathonThe Chronicle Journal
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CTV News
MONTREAL -- A 34-year-old woman has died after collapsing during the 25th edition of the Montreal marathon Sunday morning. The woman, who was American, suffered a cardiac arrest midway through the race, according to medical officials. Paramedics ...
Woman dies of heart attack during Montreal Marathon
MONTREAL - A 34-year-old woman has died after collapsing during the 25th ...
Female participant has died during 25th edition of Montreal marathon
CTV News
Cheese trays sold at Safeway recalled due to listeria risk
CTV News
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for 'Flight of Cheese' trays sold at Safeway stores in several Canadian provinces, including Manitoba because of a risk of listeria contamination. The recall, issued Friday, applies to cheese ...
Safeway recalls some cheese trays due to Listeria riskCBC.ca
Safeway Cheese Trays Recalled Due to ListeriaKelownaNow
Food Recall Warning: Flight of Cheese Trays Prepared In-Store at Safeway May ...Digital Journal
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CTV News
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for 'Flight of Cheese' trays sold at Safeway stores in several Canadian provinces, including Manitoba because of a risk of listeria contamination. The recall, issued Friday, applies to cheese ...
Safeway recalls some cheese trays due to Listeria risk
Safeway Cheese Trays Recalled Due to Listeria
Food Recall Warning: Flight of Cheese Trays Prepared In-Store at Safeway May ...
CBC.ca
Sask. College of Physicians approves controversial policy for doctors
CBC.ca
Members of Saskatchewan's College of Physicians and Surgeons have approved a controversial policy. Medical patients will be able to receive the care they seek without moral or religious interference from their physician through the Conscientious ...
Regulator says Sask. doctors must help patients, even if it offends their beliefsCTV News
Feedback sought in proposal on assisted suicideSaskatoon StarPhoenix
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CBC.ca
Members of Saskatchewan's College of Physicians and Surgeons have approved a controversial policy. Medical patients will be able to receive the care they seek without moral or religious interference from their physician through the Conscientious ...
Regulator says Sask. doctors must help patients, even if it offends their beliefs
Feedback sought in proposal on assisted suicide
CBC.ca
AIDS Walk in Vancouver aims for stigma-free future
CBC.ca
Despite advances in treatment for HIV/AIDS, people living with the virus still face discrimination and isolation, according to advocates who are set to mark the 30th time an AIDS walk has been held in Vancouver.
Aids walk targets stigma, local MLA takes a brave step660 News
Vancouver Centre Green Candidate Lisa Barrett walks with activists in ...Wire Service Canada (press release)
Churches urged to integrate sex education in Sunday schoolsGhana Business News
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CBC.ca
Despite advances in treatment for HIV/AIDS, people living with the virus still face discrimination and isolation, according to advocates who are set to mark the 30th time an AIDS walk has been held in Vancouver.
Aids walk targets stigma, local MLA takes a brave step
Vancouver Centre Green Candidate Lisa Barrett walks with activists in ...
Churches urged to integrate sex education in Sunday schools
Leadership Newspapers
Energy Drinks Linked To Traumatic Brain Injury In Teens
Leadership Newspapers
Experts have long advised that it's best to avoid energy drinks altogether, especially since they have no nutritional value and a new study shows they can also affect teen brain. VICTOR OKEKE writes on this. Researchers found that teens who reported ...
Energy drinks linked to serious head injury in teensKRWG News22
Energy Drinks May Be Linked To Traumatic Brain InjuriesScience World Report
Energy drinks tied to traumatic brain injury in teenagersDigital Journal
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Lid Time - Weird News, Entertainment, News Headlines (blog)
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Leadership Newspapers
Experts have long advised that it's best to avoid energy drinks altogether, especially since they have no nutritional value and a new study shows they can also affect teen brain. VICTOR OKEKE writes on this. Researchers found that teens who reported ...
Energy drinks linked to serious head injury in teens
Energy Drinks May Be Linked To Traumatic Brain Injuries
Energy drinks tied to traumatic brain injury in teenagers
Canada creates list of events that should never happen in hospitals
SYS-CON Media (press release)
TORONTO, Sept. 18, 2015 /CNW/ - Patients rightfully expect safe health care in Canada and providers strive to deliver the best care possible. Unfortunately, events that harm patients do happen, and can be serious or even cause death. Many of these ...
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SYS-CON Media (press release)
TORONTO, Sept. 18, 2015 /CNW/ - Patients rightfully expect safe health care in Canada and providers strive to deliver the best care possible. Unfortunately, events that harm patients do happen, and can be serious or even cause death. Many of these ...
CBC.ca
Paralyzed man finds footing with high-tech exoskeleton 2:09
CBC.ca
Five years ago, lying in a hospital bed, Denny Ross was told he'd likely never take another step. A car crash had broken Ross' back, leaving him paralyzed. On Saturday, the 35-year-old didn't just take a single step. He walked — with the help of a ...
Edmonton paraplegic 'steps out' in support of brain researchCTV News
Paralyzed Edmonton man takes part in charity walk thanks to the help of ...Globalnews.ca
Edmonton paraplegic man races on mechanical legsEdmonton Sun
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CBC.ca
Five years ago, lying in a hospital bed, Denny Ross was told he'd likely never take another step. A car crash had broken Ross' back, leaving him paralyzed. On Saturday, the 35-year-old didn't just take a single step. He walked — with the help of a ...
Edmonton paraplegic 'steps out' in support of brain research
Paralyzed Edmonton man takes part in charity walk thanks to the help of ...
Edmonton paraplegic man races on mechanical legs
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