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BC likes to stay active, new study reveals

BC likes to stay active, new study reveals

How active are today’s Canadians? Ipsos Reid, Canada’s market intelligence leader, asked scores of respondents about their fitness preferences, and overall, the results show that they are an active bunch. A new study conducted by Ipsos Reid in partnership with the Canadian Sporting Goods Association (CSGA) reveals that eight-in-ten Canadian households nationally have at least one person who engages in …

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Two Deaths From Ebola Hoax

Two Deaths From Ebola Hoax

When an Internet message announcing a salt water solution for Ebola went viral in July, many Nigerians were quick to take heed. Twenty people were hospitalized and two died, reportedly from an excessive intake of salt.

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Colorado Teachers Protest proposed curriculum changes (Video)

Colorado Teachers protest proposed curriculum changes

Colorado – Teachers and students have bonded together in Jefferson County, Colorado to protest a conservative school board’s proposal to change the history curriculum. The students have staged multiple walkouts and teachers shut down two high schools on Monday with massive sick outs, the second time in two weeks.

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Health Canada bans some drug imports from India

Health Canada bans some drug imports from India

Health Canada has banned the import of all drugs and drug ingredients made by two Apotex factories in Bangalore, India, with Health Minister Rona Ambrose saying Tuesday night that the trust between the regulator and the Toronto-based drug company has been “broken.”

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Suez Canal container ships collide (Video)

Suez Canal container ships collide

Two large container ships have collided at the northern end of Egypt’s Suez Canal on Monday. The collision, which delayed traffic through the global shipping trade route, occurred between the German MV Colombo Express and the Singaporean MV Maersk Tanjong.

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Clemson Student Dies in Cruise Ship Accident

Clemson Student Dies in Cruise Ship Accident

CLEMSON, S.C. — A Clemson University student fell to his death from the radar deck of a cruise ship in Miami, according to the Miami-Dade Medical Examiner’s Office. Kendall Wernet died of blunt force head trauma, a medical examiner official said.

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