Prevention
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Melanoma Monday: Ways to prevent skin cancer as temperatures start to rise in the Okanagan"Protect your skin very, very aggressively,"LifestyleMay 3, 2021
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Calgary family hopes to save others after losing daughter to suicideJosie Wearmouth was a university student when she died by suicide in 2017. Her family is focusing on improving access to mental health supports on Calgary campuses.EducationApr 22, 2021
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World AIDS Day: Calls continue for better HIV prevention in N.S.Each year, Nova Scotia sees on average 16 new HIV diagnoses. While Chris Aucoin of the AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia says that number is low, he adds it could be zero.CanadaDec 1, 2020
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Coronavirus: Ontario launches new strategy to bolster farm protectionThe strategy aims to provide a sustainable solution to battling COVID-19 on Ontario farms.HealthNov 16, 2020
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Movember wants Canadians to get growing this NovemberThe annual campaign is back to use facial hair for good as mental health issues for Canadian men rise amid the COVID-19 pandemic.CanadaOct 30, 2020
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St-Lazare family raises awareness about pool safety; Quebec sees spike in drowningsSt-Lazare family speaks out after their two-year-old nearly drowned in their backyard pool.HealthAug 3, 2020
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Fire hazard near Trader’s Cove neighbourhood cleaned up; area residents delighted"To have this all cleaned up and gone, it's fantastic. Everybody will sleep better," said Douglas Krupp, a longtime Trader's Cove resident.EnvironmentMay 5, 2020
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Crime forum happening in St. Norbert, town hall in Charleswood Wednesday nightCity officials are set to address crime Wednesday night in yet another Winnipeg neighborhood.PoliticsOct 2, 2019
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Tick season has arrived in Manitoba. Are you ready?With warm weather on the horizon, a rise in temperatures also means increased activity for ticks -- some of Manitoba's least favourite creepy-crawlies.HealthMay 7, 2019
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Danger — thin ice: Winnipeg emergency crews issue warningWith an abundance of rivers and bodies of water around the city, Winnipeg's first responders are reminding people of the dangers of thin ice.Mar 22, 2019
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