STROKES IN YOUNG PEOPLE
Tim Seefeldt, Stroke Survivor
The number of young people suffering strokes is on the rise. Tim Seefedlt temporarily lost his ability to read and write after having a stroke at 45. Now, he’s urging Albertans to be aware of the symptoms.
For more information, including the warning signs of the stroke, visit the Heart & Stroke Foundation’s website.
NATIONAL ABORIGINAL DAY IN EDMONTON
Jaret Sinclair-Gibson, Executive Director, Sun & Moon Visionaries Aboriginal Artisan Society
National Aboriginal Day celebrates the culture and history of the First Nations people in Canada. This year it takes place on Saturday, June 21, and several events are planned around Edmonton.
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Online Producer Slav Kornik on what’s trending: The longest day of the year is tomorrow, Google trying to draw more women to computer science careers and a mug shot of ‘hot felon’ goes viral.
“YOU GO, GIRL” EVENT
Dr. Jane Schulz, Urogynecologist, Lois Hole Hospital for Women
Sharlene Rutherford & Vice President, Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation
The You Go, Girl event this weekend is aimed at getting women to begin talking about a difficult topic: your pelvic floor. Urogynecologist Dr. Jane Schultz and Sharlene Rutherford explain.
AMA TRAVEL: RIVER CRUISES
Tammy Allen
Alberta Motor Association travel guide with has the details on European river cruises.
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