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GBHS setback no surprise - Owen Sound Sun Times
Owen Sound Sun Times - 2 hours ago
The president and chief executive officer of Grey Bruce Health Services is disappointed but not surprised by word the province isn’t planning to approve construction of a new hospital in Markdale this year.
Hospital report on minister's desk Vaughan Today
Hospital gets new equipment Bayshore Broadcasting News Centre
Independent and Free Press
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Fair spotlights young inventors - Metro Canada - Ottawa
Cape Breton Post
Metro Canada - Ottawa - 2 hours ago
By TIM WIECLAWSKI Danielle Appavoo’s father frequently complains about how much waste he creates as a doctor. “They only use their gloves for two minutes and then they have to throw them out,” she said.
Science students to vie with best London Free Press
Four high school students attend Canada-wide science fair Cape Breton Post
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US health secretary visits China; progress reported in curbing ... - International Herald Tribune
China Daily
International Herald Tribune - 4 hours ago
AP SHANGHAI, China: US Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt visited Shanghai on Monday to discuss a viral outbreak that has killed at least 34 children.
Deadly China child virus not another SARS -doctor Reuters
Health Officials Battling Child Disease in China Voice of America
The Associated Press - Ontario Now - Times Online - Toronto Sun
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Naltrexone effective for Alaska Natives
Access to treatment for alcohol dependence (AD) in rural and remote areas is limited. This study evaluated the effectiveness of two pharmacotherapies for AD – naltrexone alone, and in combination with sertraline – among Alaska Natives (ANs) and other Alaskans living in rural settings.
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Is divorce bad for the parents?
The elderly are cared for by their adult children regardless of their marital status. In a unique study funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, researchers found British adult children help their elderly parents according to current need (i.e. health) rather than past behaviour. This contrasts with other countries such as the US, where parents with a history of divorce see less of their children and receive less help from them.
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Herbal remedy industry wary of bill - Vancouver Sun
Windsor Star
Vancouver Sun - 6 hours ago
WINDSOR, Ont. - Some producers and vendors of natural health products are concerned their livelihoods may be at risk if recently introduced amendments to the federal Food and Drugs Act become law.
Health product supporters rally Edmonton Sun
Natural heath products facing tighter regulation CTV.ca
Globe and Mail - CBC.ca - Canada Free Press - Canada NewsWire (press release)
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New addiction-treatment centre for Keremeos kicks off final ... - The Canadian Press
The Canadian Press - 8 hours ago
VANCOUVER - Surrounded by dozens of unkempt residents of Vancouver's notoriously drug-ridden Downtown Eastside, Davin Boutang is happily munching on a free hotdog.
Youth addicts getting treated Edmonton Sun
Drug centre gets $2m from BC The Province
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Mother's Day run draws thousands - Calgary Herald
Calgary Herald - 11 hours ago
CALGARY - Thousands of families laced up their running shoes and made their way downtown this morning to participate in the 31st annual SportChek Mother's Day Run and Walk.
Mother's Day Walk 660 News
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First Graduating Class from Northern Medical Program - Opinion250 News
Opinion250 News
Opinion250 News - 6 hours ago
By 250 News Prince George, BC - More than 300 people attended the special event at the University of Northern BC this weekend to celebrate the graduation of the first group of Doctors from the Northern Medical Program.
UNBC ceremony recognizes doctor Prince George Citizen
Meet the Northern Medical Program grads Prince George Citizen
Prince George Citizen
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How one death, sick passengers led to fears of pandemic - Globe and Mail
OverTheLimit.info
Globe and Mail - 2 hours ago
FOLEYET, ONT. - The Canadian was rolling through Northern Ontario early Friday morning when a passenger began to have trouble breathing.
Police identify dead Via Rail passenger who sparked biohazard scare The Canadian Press
Quarantined VIA train arrives at Union Station Toronto Star
CityNews - Edmonton Sun - CTV.ca - Reuters Canada
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Pelican 'bombs' swimmer in Florida - Telegraph.co.uk
The Money Times
Telegraph.co.uk - 15 hours ago
A woman needed 20 stitches after a pelican apparently diving for fish slammed into her face as she swum off Florida. Debbie Shoemaker was in the water near St.
Pelican 'bombs' bather in Florida BBC News
Bird damages woman's face Food Consumer
The Canadian Press - The Money Times - eFluxMedia - The Associated Press
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Damage estimate climbs in Cambridge school fire - 570 News
CKCO
570 News - 5 hours ago
Fire officials now peg the damage at about 2 million dollars, after a fire ripped through an elementary school in Cambridge. The blaze at Alison Park school broke out around 12:30 Saturday morning.
Fire rips through Cambridge school CKCO
School Officials Hope Alison Park Students Will Be in Class by ... 570 News
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Mad Pride: Beyond depression, a demand for rights from mental ... - DigitalJournal.com
DigitalJournal.com - 16 hours ago
If there’s ever been an inflexible social taboo in human thinking, it’s “madness”. Now, Mad Pride Marches are happening around the world.
‘Mad Pride’ Fights a Stigma New York Times
Mental illness can be treated Statesman Journal
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Teriyaki chicken stir-fry - BCLocalNews
Opinion250 News
BCLocalNews - 20 hours ago
Josh Leyenhorst makes his teriyaki chicken stir-fry because it’s simple and flavourful. Leyenhorst is the Canadian Cancer Society’s community fundraising coordinator for the Fraser Valley.
Students 'fight back' against cancer Barrie Advance
Relay For Life Underway Opinion250 News
NorthernLife.ca
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Memories of Mother's Day - Times Colonist
Times Colonist
Times Colonist - 3 hours ago
We asked you to tell us the best Mother's Day gift you've ever received. And you responded with memories that were fun, touching, pragmatic and bold, proving that motherhood is a rewarding adventure like no other.
Son's donation at blood clinic best gift yet London Free Press
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Media helps reinforce aboriginal stereotypes: report - Edmonton Sun
Edmonton Journal
Edmonton Sun - 19 hours ago
By DANIEL MACISAAC, SUN MEDIA That isn't how Marissa Tordoff views aboriginal women, but after analysing the media's portrayal of aboriginal women who are also victims of crime - including murdered Edmonton teen Nina Courtepatte and her family ...
Hundreds march for their 'stolen sisters' Edmonton Journal
March for slain, missing women Edmonton Sun
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BPW, Inco to host High Tea - NorthernLife.ca
NorthernLife.ca - 20 hours ago
BPW Greater Sudbury (Business Professional Women's Club) and Vale Inco will host the annual High Tea Extravaganza with a live and silent auction on May 20 at College Boreal from 5:30 to 7:30 pm.
Live and silent auction to highlight High Tea Extravaganza Sudbury Star
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M&M Meat Shops barbecue across Greater Sudbury for CCFC - NorthernLife.ca
NorthernLife.ca
NorthernLife.ca - 20 hours ago
M&M Meat Shops held barbecues nation wide today, to help raise money for the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada's (CCFC) medical research.
Charity BBQ goes today Bayshore Broadcasting News Centre
Getting your fill at M&M's tasty fundraiser Innisfil Journal
The Kingston Whig-Standard
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Facts on PCB storage sought - London Free Press
London Free Press - 19 hours ago
By JONATHAN SHER City council should seek answers for Londoners scared about PCB exposure, a local politician said yesterday. Coun.
Ontario's environment ministry guarantees no risk durng PCB removal LondonTopic.ca
Public meeting to discuss cleanup of PCB site Sudbury Star
London Free Press
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