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CHIP Loan Is Right For You

A SPONSORED FEATURE: There are several loan options available to homeowners over 55. However, understanding the best fit for your specific needs requires some careful consideration.

Trillium grant awarded to Burl-Oak Theatre

Burl-Oak Theatre Group receives a $76,700 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation. Visitors to the FYI Show May 25 at the Royal Botanical Gardens will be treated to a segment of the latest presentation by Burl-Oak, the comedy Kitchen Witches.

Editor's Blog: Reflections on the Gordie Howe movie

When Gordie came to Toronto with the Aeros it was a grand event for a busload of North Bayites.

Streisand to play Israel for the first time

Streisand's first concerts in Israel this June will be backed by a 60-piece orchestra and will feature duets with her son Jason Gould, sister Roslyn Kind and special guest trumpeter Chris Botti.

Bill Hay retires, Pat Quinn chosen next Hockey Hall of Fame chair

Pat Quinn takes over as chair of Hockey Hall of Fame board

Sky Train from Phoenix airport to 44th Street opens April 8

The electrically powered, automated PHX Sky Train will operate 24-hours a day, 365 days a year.

BOB'S BLOG Bird of the Month: red-bellied woodpecker

The red-bellied woodpecker is slowly expanding its range northward in the Great Lakes region

BOB'S BLOG: Women's hockey in the '30s rivalled the men's for popularity

The best women's team ever was the Preston Rivulettes, who won Ontario Women’s Championships every year from 1931 to 1940, losing only two games in the decade.

BOB'S BLOG: Visit Scaterie Island, NS to see a real, live (hazardous) shipwreck

The MV Miner ran aground on Scaterie Island off Cape Breton on Sept. 20, 2011.

Canadian visits to Florida up 7% last year

3,562,000 Canadians visited Florida in 2012

BOB’S BLOG: Bird of the Month is the Great Gray Owl

The Great Gray Owl has been declared Bob’s Blog’s first Bird of the Month.

Snowbirds: Florida suspends requirement for International Drivers License

The Florida Department of Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles has suspended the state’s recently enacted International Driving Permit requirement pending further study.

Forever Young Information

Canada's Adult Lifestyle Publication

Booze more bane than benefit for older women

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May 03, 2004 - 0 comments

Saluting the setting sun with soothing shot of scotch or settling your spouse-jangled nerves with a dry martini can be beneficial if you're drinking stops there. If you choose to have a few more, your problems can be compounded if you're...

Viagra faces stiff competition

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Health, Sexual Health Slideshow
May 03, 2004 - 0 comments

With Cialis and Levitra now approved for use in Canada, the increasing number of options for treatment of the serious problem of erectile dysfunction spells good news for millions men. Five years ago, the "little blue pill" hit the market in...

News from the front lines

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Health, Hearing Photo
May 03, 2004 - 0 comments

May is Hearing Awareness Month and various national organizations are placing their messages about the challenges of deafness before Canadians. Butterflies are free. Most are also deaf. The Canadian Hearing Society sees this connection as a perfect metaphor for its annual...

Amica mississauga

May 01, 2004 - 0 comments

The latest in a series of retirement residence developments from Amica Mature Lifestyles and the Daniels Corporation is about to take shape in the heart of Mississauga. Amica at City Centre, part of a 25-acre master-planned community, broke ground a month...

Lung-cancer vaccine shows promise

May 01, 2004 - 0 comments

A Canadian and British trial showed a longer survival rate for those taking the medication. A vaccine developed by an Alberta biotech company has gathered interest among medical authorities by showing promise as a new hope against non-small-cell lung cancer, the...

When words don't come easy

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May 01, 2004 - 1 comments

Whether speech and throat problems stem from illness, injury or stroke, victims often make significant recoveries if they receive proper treatment A baby’s first cry heralds the beginning of a new life. Soon, their parents learn to distinguish different patterns of...

Honey hazard

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May 01, 2004 - 0 comments

A warning has been issued between some brands containing imported products. Honey is normally a healthy food, but consumers are now being warned to beware of some brands containing imported honey. These may contain potentially dangerous nitrofurans, says the Canadian Food...

More bad news for HRT

Apr 01, 2004 - 0 comments

A second arm of a major study has been halted when evidence emerged of possible negative effects in otherwise healthy women. Another U.S. hormone replacement therapy study has been halted early, after researchers found estrogen-only pills have no health benefits and...

Parkinson’s research boosted as reproduction bill passed

Apr 01, 2004 - 0 comments

Final Senate approval, last month, of Bill C-6 – An Act Respecting Assisted Human Reproduction (AHR) and Related Research, known to many as the law permitting stem-cell research – gives Canada the most comprehensive research in the world in the area...

Best friends

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Apr 01, 2004 - 0 comments

Animals are playing an increasingly important and welcome role in seniors therapy. Mrs. Davis (a pseudonym due to patient confidentiality) is an 87-year-old Alzheimer’s patient.  Her home is an Ottawa long-term-care centre. Davis is alert, but never speaks to anyone. None...