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Coca-Cola unveils offbeat new flavour that tastes like your ‘subconscious’Coca-Cola purports that it's latest limited-edition flavour named Dreamworld tastes like 'a gateway into a lively, animated world where dreamlike experiences meet the real world.'TrendingAug 10, 2022
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Newfoundland and Labrador says soft drink tax coming in 2022 will be Canada’s firstThe province's finance minister says the tax is part of the government's effort to make Newfoundland and Labrador one of Canada's healthiest provinces by 2031.CanadaOct 19, 2021
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Vitalité Health Network to stop offering soda, energy drinks at N.B. facilitiesThe health network says the move is the second phase of the organization's plan to improve the quality of foods at their facilities.HealthNov 26, 2018
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Bob Layton Editorial: Sugar timeIs sugar the new tobacco?Dec 13, 2017
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Addicted to pop? 5 ways to curb the unhealthy habitBreaking the habit can be tough, so registered dietitian Andrea D'Ambrosio offers some tips on how to get off the sugary stuff.HealthAug 21, 2017
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NAFTA is making Canadians fat, new study suggestsThe report issued a warning about the public health implications of free trade agreements with the U.S.CanadaJul 5, 2017
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Liberals weighing pros and cons of a soft drink taxThe federal government has weighed the pros and cons of a financial deterrent aimed at shrinking bulging waistlines: a tax on soda pop.CanadaAug 8, 2016
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Albertans consuming too many sugary drinks: reportMore than 10 per cent of Albertans are drinking too many sugar-sweetened beverages per day, a new Alberta Health report has found.HealthNov 19, 2015
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Why scientists say soda may increase your risk of diabetes even if you’re thinSlim or overweight, you’re increasing your risk of developing type 2 diabetes if you’re sipping on sugary drinks, new research suggests.HealthJul 22, 2015
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Would a 20 per cent tax on your soft drink scare you away from buying?Would a 20 per cent tax on your fruit juice or soda scare you away from buying sugary drinks? The British Medical Association suggests an extra tax on soda could help consumers break their bad habit.HealthJul 14, 2015
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