Coffee and Tea May Lower Dementia Risk, Study Finds
A long-term study found that drinking 2-3 cups of caffeinated coffee or 1-2 cups of tea daily is associated with a significantly lower risk of dementia.
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Doctor: Quality Sleep Is Key for Travel
An ER doctor shares his top travel tip: prioritize quality sleep. Learn how to adjust schedules, manage jet lag, and pack essentials for better rest.
Toronto Surgeon Fined $22.5M for Secret Clinic Cameras
A Toronto plastic surgeon must pay $22.5 million for violating patient privacy by installing 24 cameras in sensitive areas, including operating rooms.
Woman hospitalized after Toronto west end collision
A woman was rushed to hospital early Saturday after being struck by a vehicle near Bloor and Ossington in Toronto's west end. Police are investigating.
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Sitting Habits and Back Pain: Expert Advice to Improve
Learn how prolonged sitting contributes to back pain and discover expert-recommended strategies to improve posture, reduce discomfort, and strengthen your spine.
Core Strengthening Gear for Seniors: PT Recommendations
Physical therapists share top products to improve core strength in older adults, including balance discs, resistance bands, and foam rollers.
Razor Bump-Free Shave Routine for Smooth Bikini Line
Discover a shave routine that prevents ingrown hairs and razor bumps using Bevel razor, Barbasol cream, and Tend Skin. Tips for smooth, irritation-free skin.
Clinique Black Honey Mascara: Lash Transformation
Discover Clinique's High Impact mascara in Black Honey, a universally flattering berry-burgundy shade that enhances eyes, conditions lashes, and resists clumping.
Montreal Foundation Helps Children Grieve Loss
Myra's Kids Foundation in Montreal supports children and teens coping with grief after losing a loved one, like the Sinyor children who lost their father to cancer.
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Missed signs before expecting mother's death prompt inquiry call
Jaali Weenie-Sutherland's family and Indigenous advocates say warning signs were missed before her preventable death, calling for an independent investigation.
Cyclists Ride 300 km for Cancer Research in Atlantic Canada
Dozens of cyclists completed a 300-kilometer ride to raise funds for cancer research in Atlantic Canada, driven by personal connections to the cause.
Root Causes of Drug Addiction and Urban vs Rural Divide
A letter to the editor addresses root causes of drug addiction, including societal changes and single-parent families, and another discusses urban vs rural divide post-amalgamation.
Ottawa Boy's Rare Disease Spurs Community Fundraising
Nine-year-old Jack Laidlaw, diagnosed with rare SPG4, inspires community fundraising for gene therapy research. His family hosts Jack's Gala to find a cure.
Victoria Police Seize $150K in Fentanyl, Meth and Cash
Victoria police announced the seizure of fentanyl, methamphetamine, weapons, and cash with a street value of $150,000, highlighting ongoing drug enforcement efforts.
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Family Seeks Justice After Waiparous Shooting Charges Stayed
A family narrowly escaped gunfire while camping near Calgary; charges against three men were stayed, leaving the family frustrated and traumatized.
Overdose Prevention Sites Save Lives: A Personal Story
A reader shares a personal story of a relative's recovery from addiction, urging support for overdose prevention sites as life-saving measures. Also: Pope's AI concerns and a nostalgic look at Vancouver's growth.
Seattle Mariners Use UWaterloo Research to Protect Pitchers
The Seattle Mariners are collaborating with University of Waterloo researchers to study elbow injuries in pitchers, aiming to enhance player safety and performance.
Manitoba nurse loses licence over bullying complaints
A Winnipeg nurse has lost her licence after the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba upheld complaints of bullying and discrimination against colleagues and patients.
US Adult Smoking Rate Hits Record Low of 9%
CDC data shows U.S. adult smoking rate fell to 9% in 2024, a historic low. E-cigarette use holds steady at 7%. Experts cite taxes, bans, and education campaigns.
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Former teammate recalls shock and grief after Claude Lemieux's death by suicide, as the hockey community mourns the Stanley Cup champion.
Edmonton LRT Builder Fined $120K After Worker Injured
Marigold Infrastructure Partners fined $120,000 after a worker was seriously injured by falling equipment on the west Edmonton LRT line in June 2023.
CMA's first Black president brings N.L. resilience
Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi, a dermatologist from St. John's, N.L., has become the first Black president of the Canadian Medical Association, drawing on Newfoundland and Labrador's resilience.
Suspect Sought in London Sexual Assault of Woman Walking
Police seek suspect after a woman was sexually assaulted during a walk in London, Ont. Investigation ongoing.
Regina Physiotherapist Guilty of Sexually Assaulting Patient
Dipan Chauhan, a Regina physiotherapist, was found guilty of sexually assaulting a patient during therapy. Sentencing is set for July.
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An 78-year-old inmate has died at Springhill Institution in Nova Scotia. The cause of death is under investigation, with an autopsy scheduled.
Sask. Appeal Court Upholds Sexual Assault Conviction
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal upheld a man's conviction for choking his girlfriend unconscious and sexually assaulting her, rejecting claims that his recorded confession was a 'Mr. Big' sting.
1979 Baby Found Dead in Cincinnati Field Identified
A baby found dead in a Cincinnati field in 1979 has been identified 47 years later through DNA testing. Both parents have since died.
Katie Miller's Mental Health Claim Debunked
Conservative podcaster Katie Miller cited a Pew statistic to claim liberal women have high mental health disorder rates, but data experts say the research doesn't support her claims.
Quebec Lawyers Innovate to Reach Opioid Class-Action Members
Quebec lawyers are using creative methods to connect with potential opioid class-action members, including harm reduction clinics and community outreach.
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Judge Hints at Decision in Windsor Assembly Explosion Trial
A judge suggests a guilty verdict in the Windsor Assembly explosion trial, stating the defendant has no one to blame but himself. The case involves a deadly workplace explosion.
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