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At what point does your taste in music officially get old? There’s a study for thatFind that listening to today's music ... challenging? If you're at least 33, your taste in music has probably changed forever.EntertainmentSep 3, 2023
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Interior Health reminding public about the risk of heat-related illnessesSigns of overheating can look like feeling unwell, headache and dizziness, and if not taken seriously, could lead to heat exhaustion or heat stroke.HealthAug 13, 2023
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COVID-19 gargle test, now available for adults, arrives in the OkanaganThe COVID-19 gargle test is now available for adults in the Okanagan, and Interior Health says it’s just as effective as the swab test up the nose.CanadaNov 19, 2020
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Red Cross helps Cape Breton family displaced by fire, says more volunteers neededThe organization says the fire broke out on Cypers Lane in the fishing village of Little Anse, Nova Scotia on Petit-de Grat Island Tuesday.CanadaNov 12, 2020
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N.S. health department encourages parents to vaccinate children before schoolVaccines lower the risk of infection and helps people develop immunity to diseases like whooping cough, measles and many others.HealthAug 15, 2019
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‘Many people still don’t have services’: Disability rights advocates ask Quebec to step inMontreal disability-rights advocates are calling on the new provincial government to provide services for adults and children.CanadaDec 3, 2018
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4th annual ‘Self Regulation’ symposium brings educators to Trent UniversityA child can experience physical, psychological or social stress. Self-Reg teaches the child, parents and teachers to recognize the stressors.CanadaJul 10, 2018
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5 people, including children, struck by lightning in Norfolk CountyNorfolk County OPP report five people, including children, and a family dog all suffered minor injuries after they were struck by lightning.WeatherJun 18, 2018
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Good vibes only: ‘Grown-ups’ camp for a good cause near Lake ScugogDozens of adults had the chance to run, swim and act like kids again, but it wasn't just to feel nostalgic.FeaturesJun 13, 2018
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Kingston residents head outdoors to celebrate Family DaySome Kingston families celebrated the provincial holiday by going to museums or spending time outdoors.EntertainmentFeb 19, 2018
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