While buying baby gear second-hand can help parents save money, Health Canada suggests checking to make sure the item is safe.
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No more donuts, Timbits at Health Sciences Centre as Eastern Health welcomes Healthy Food PolicyA sign at Tim Horton&8217;s at the Health Sciences Centre has sparked conversation on-line: no more donuts or timbits for sale. It&8217;s the first phase of the health authority&8217;s healthy food policy and baked goods aren&8217;t the only products being phased out. The change began June 21st as part of the first phase of the […]
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Canada Secures Spot in WBSC Women's Baseball World CupTeam Canada secures their spot in the WBSC Women's Baseball World Cup with a win over South Korea. The young squad proves their worth by defeating Australia in a thrilling match. Canada is tied with Mexico for second place in the qualifier, while the United States dominates the tournament. Canada's spot in the 2024 event is already secured as the host.
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As Pierre Poilievre aims to rebuild a 'broken' Canada, ads aim to soften his imageThe Conservative Party's new ad seeks to sell a hopeful message: Canada can be fixed — and Pierre Poilievre is the leader to do it. But first Canadians need to trust him.
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As Pierre Poilievre aims to rebuild a 'broken' Canada, ads aim to soften his imageA pile of puzzle pieces spills onto a table.
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Two years into Taliban rule, Afghan women ask Canada for education and accountabilityAhead of the second anniversary of the Taliban takeover of Kabul, Afghan women are asking Canadians to join them in protecting gains in girls' education and resisting legitimacy for the terrorist group.
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