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The learning can be applied to remote and extreme locations here on earth.

Association president Anita Gupta, a clinical psychologist, says if people are feeling anxious or distressed about the results, they may want to take a break from news coverage and social media.

Dr. Thomas Kwan disguised himself as a nurse making home virus booster visits to infect Patrick O’Hara with a flesh-eating poison because he believed the older man stood in the way of him inheriting his mother’s home some day.

An provincial private member’s bill would implement a system of alerts for vulnerable people such as children with autism or seniors with dementia, similar to Amber Alerts, but it is stalled at the committee stage in the Ontario legislature.

The premier says his government is looking at requiring medical graduates from Quebec universities to reimburse the government the cost of their education unless they practise in the province for an unspecified period.

Not only is OHIP demanding the doctor pay back what she was reimbursed for running numerous vax clinics at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the province seems to have known about it for months and did nothing.

Approximately 48,000 deaths in Canada are linked to tobacco use each year.

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