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Spring flood risks highlight lack of insurance for Canadian homeowners: experts

Spring flood risks highlight lack of insurance for Canadian homeowners: experts

Helen Chesnut's Garden Notes: Sudden change in weather bad news for gardeners

Helen Chesnut's Garden Notes: Sudden change in weather bad news for gardeners

Many gardeners held off seeding and transplanting early vegetables because or cold, rainy weather. Then, all of a sudden, it was too hot to plant.
May 27: Your Daily Horoscope

May 27: Your Daily Horoscope

Saturday, May 27th ARIES (March 21 - April 20): It is important that you keep channels of communication open this weekend, because if others get the impression that you don’t want to confide in them they may turn against you.
Ask Ellie: Worrying about gift exchanges diminishes friendship

Ask Ellie: Worrying about gift exchanges diminishes friendship

True friendship is about caring when it matters, not about gift exchanges.
Your Good Health: Fingers, toes that turn blue sign of Raynaud's

Your Good Health: Fingers, toes that turn blue sign of Raynaud's

Raynaud’s phenomenon is an exaggerated response to the normal reduction of blood flow in order to conserve heat.
John Ducker: Sunglasses an essential tool behind the wheel

John Ducker: Sunglasses an essential tool behind the wheel

Sun-glare related crashes are more common than you might think. Last year alone it was estimated to cause more than 9,000 crashes in the U.S.
'Act like a robot': What doctors can learn from B.C. condom study

'Act like a robot': What doctors can learn from B.C. condom study

B.C. researchers find customers avoid emotional interactions when buying condoms and menstrual products — results that could offer lessons for doctors looking to communicate with patients.
May 26: Your Daily Horoscope

May 26: Your Daily Horoscope

Friday, May 26th ARIES (March 21 - April 20): What occurs in your private life today will shock you a bit but most likely in a nice way.
Innovative program helps B.C. patients with overdose-related brain injuries

Innovative program helps B.C. patients with overdose-related brain injuries

RICHMOND, B.C. — British Columbia is eyeing the expansion of a first-of-its-kind program in Canada that aims to help patients living with mild to moderate overdose-related brain injuries.
Industry blindsided by Ottawa's plan to track ill effects of natural health products

Industry blindsided by Ottawa's plan to track ill effects of natural health products

OTTAWA — A new plan to force hospitals to report adverse effects of "natural health products" such as herbal remedies and supplements has come as a surprise to manufacturers, who say they were blindsided by the proposed change.
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