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Doctor-assisted suicide gets green light from Sherbrooke palliative care centre
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A palliative care centre in Sherbrooke, Que., is poised to become the first facility to provide access to doctor-assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. Doctor-assisted suicide rules may fall to province, ethics expert says · Quebec MDs to get ...
Palliative care centre in Quebec to offer doctor-assisted suicideToronto Star
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A palliative care centre in Sherbrooke, Que., is poised to become the first facility to provide access to doctor-assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. Doctor-assisted suicide rules may fall to province, ethics expert says · Quebec MDs to get ...
Palliative care centre in Quebec to offer doctor-assisted suicide
Toronto Star
Dogs survive brutal brawl with porcupine in Saskatchewan
Toronto Star
Three dogs who brawled with a porcupine are on the mend, after strangers donated thousands of dollars for their vet bills. The dogs' co-owner, organic farmer and youth worker Dennis Mazur, didn't know if his beloved Mahalo, who he calls “my girl ...
Bills adding up after dogs meet porcupineToronto Sun
Pups vs porcupine: Canadian farmer crowdfunds treatment for dogs after brush ...ABC Online
Porcupine attacks three dogs in CanadaTelegraph.co.uk
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Huffington Post Canada
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Toronto Star
Three dogs who brawled with a porcupine are on the mend, after strangers donated thousands of dollars for their vet bills. The dogs' co-owner, organic farmer and youth worker Dennis Mazur, didn't know if his beloved Mahalo, who he calls “my girl ...
Bills adding up after dogs meet porcupine
Pups vs porcupine: Canadian farmer crowdfunds treatment for dogs after brush ...
Porcupine attacks three dogs in Canada
The Nation
'Super-agers' study may reveal
The Nation
MIAMI (AFP): Mary Helen Abbott, 77, paints her lips bright pink, still smokes the occasional cigarette, keeps up on all the gossip at the retirement home and wears a short skirt to fitness class. She giggles as the aerobics instructor shouts - “Swagger ...
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MIAMI (AFP): Mary Helen Abbott, 77, paints her lips bright pink, still smokes the occasional cigarette, keeps up on all the gossip at the retirement home and wears a short skirt to fitness class. She giggles as the aerobics instructor shouts - “Swagger ...
CBC.ca
Wait lists growing for autism treatment in Ontario
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Thousands more Ontario children with autism are on waiting lists for treatment than 10 years ago, and government. figures suggest the number of kids receiving treatment may actually be dropping. The NDP submitted a Freedom of Information request for ...
Autism therapy wait-list swells to more than 16000 kidsToronto Star
Hamilton family pays for $60000 autism therapy to get son off 16000 child wait ...Hamilton Spectator
'Staggering' increase in autism treatment wait in OntarioToronto Sun
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Thousands more Ontario children with autism are on waiting lists for treatment than 10 years ago, and government. figures suggest the number of kids receiving treatment may actually be dropping. The NDP submitted a Freedom of Information request for ...
Autism therapy wait-list swells to more than 16000 kids
Hamilton family pays for $60000 autism therapy to get son off 16000 child wait ...
'Staggering' increase in autism treatment wait in Ontario
CBC.ca
Opioid treatment to be overhauled by Vancouver Coastal Health
CBC.ca
Vancouver Coastal Health rolled out a new approach to opioid addiction today in the face of challenges with the methadone system, and the growing problem of fentanyl and other illict drug overdoses. Dr. Evan Wood, the medical director of community ...
Vancouver health authority takes lead in fighting opioid addictionsCTV News
Vancouver Coastal Health sets new guidelines for treatment of opioid addictionVancouver Sun
New guidelines give hope to opioid addictsComox Valley Record
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Vancouver Coastal Health rolled out a new approach to opioid addiction today in the face of challenges with the methadone system, and the growing problem of fentanyl and other illict drug overdoses. Dr. Evan Wood, the medical director of community ...
Vancouver health authority takes lead in fighting opioid addictions
Vancouver Coastal Health sets new guidelines for treatment of opioid addiction
New guidelines give hope to opioid addicts
CBC.ca
Pill found in another Halloween candy bar in Grande Prairie
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Another pill has been found in a tampered Halloween candy bar — this time in Grande Prairie. RCMP reported Tuesday they had received a complaint about a pill inserted in a Snickers mini-candy bar. A man bit into the bar and ate half the pill; he then ...
Alberta RCMP investigate pill found in Halloween candy in Grande PrairieEdmonton Journal
RCMP warning parents after pill found in Halloween candyAlberta Daily Herald Tribune
Grande Prairie man goes to hospital after eating pill-laced Halloween candyGlobalnews.ca
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Saskatoon StarPhoenix
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Another pill has been found in a tampered Halloween candy bar — this time in Grande Prairie. RCMP reported Tuesday they had received a complaint about a pill inserted in a Snickers mini-candy bar. A man bit into the bar and ate half the pill; he then ...
Alberta RCMP investigate pill found in Halloween candy in Grande Prairie
RCMP warning parents after pill found in Halloween candy
Grande Prairie man goes to hospital after eating pill-laced Halloween candy
Edmonton Journal
People trafficked in Alberta for sex, labour and organ removal, new report says
Edmonton Journal
A pamphlet from ACT Alberta debunks some of the myths about human trafficking in the province. ACT Alberta. Share Adjust Comment Print. A report on sex trafficking in Edmonton that was two years in the making was released Tuesday, but it's still ...
Human trafficking a problem in EdmontonEdmonton Sun
Edmonton sex-trafficking trade targeted in new action planCBC.ca
Sex trafficking in Edmonton a growing problem, advocates sayMetroNews Canada
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Globalnews.ca
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Edmonton Journal
A pamphlet from ACT Alberta debunks some of the myths about human trafficking in the province. ACT Alberta. Share Adjust Comment Print. A report on sex trafficking in Edmonton that was two years in the making was released Tuesday, but it's still ...
Human trafficking a problem in Edmonton
Edmonton sex-trafficking trade targeted in new action plan
Sex trafficking in Edmonton a growing problem, advocates say
CBC.ca
'It's a new life': Father grateful for drug funding for 3 Saskatoon siblings
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The province has reversed its decision and decided to pay for the expensive drug treatment of three Saskatoon siblings who suffer the same crippling disease. Province says no to medicine for three children, but will review decision. Muhammad Abdullah ...
Sask. to pay for unproven drug that costs $500k per yearCTV News
Saskatoon siblings with rare genetic disease to receive treatmentGlobalnews.ca
'It's a life-changing decision': Saskatoon kids to get enzyme treatment after allSaskatoon StarPhoenix
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The province has reversed its decision and decided to pay for the expensive drug treatment of three Saskatoon siblings who suffer the same crippling disease. Province says no to medicine for three children, but will review decision. Muhammad Abdullah ...
Sask. to pay for unproven drug that costs $500k per year
Saskatoon siblings with rare genetic disease to receive treatment
'It's a life-changing decision': Saskatoon kids to get enzyme treatment after all
Toronto Star
Prostate cancer patients get different treatment recommendations across Canada
Toronto Star
Some Canadian men are having radical surgery for prostate cancer without being told they have other, less life-altering options, a new report shows. While clinical trials found no survival benefit for low-risk prostate cancer patients who go straight ...
Prostate cancer education sessions for BayNew Zealand Herald
Prostate cancer patients' treatment varies across CanadaMetroNews Canada
Surgery may not be the best first option for many prostate cancer patientsGlobalnews.ca
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Toronto Star
Some Canadian men are having radical surgery for prostate cancer without being told they have other, less life-altering options, a new report shows. While clinical trials found no survival benefit for low-risk prostate cancer patients who go straight ...
Prostate cancer education sessions for Bay
Prostate cancer patients' treatment varies across Canada
Surgery may not be the best first option for many prostate cancer patients
Vancouver Sun
Senior's death in Kamloops care home prompts family's call for increased staffing
Vancouver Sun
The family of an 84-year-old woman who died after she was physically assaulted by another resident in a Kamloops senior care home says staffing needs to be increased at all senior care residential facilities to stop further deaths. There have been nine ...
Calls for more senior's home staff after eldelry mom dies in attackCTV News
Kamloops Seniors Village care home death ruled a homicideCBC.ca
Death of woman in Kamloops seniors' facility deemed a homicideKamloops This Week
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Vancouver Sun
The family of an 84-year-old woman who died after she was physically assaulted by another resident in a Kamloops senior care home says staffing needs to be increased at all senior care residential facilities to stop further deaths. There have been nine ...
Calls for more senior's home staff after eldelry mom dies in attack
Kamloops Seniors Village care home death ruled a homicide
Death of woman in Kamloops seniors' facility deemed a homicide
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