Saskatchewan Polytechnic students protest cuts to athletics
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
Seven Saskatchewan Polytechnic staff members have been laid off, and sports teams were shut down as part of the cuts. Continue reading
Wellness
Saskatchewan Polytechnic drops athletics in favour of ‘wellness approach’
Saskatchewan Polytechnic says it will no longer have sports teams that compete against other institutions. Continue reading
Dandelion Day Festival puts emphasis on the local good that grows in the Kawarthas
By Sarah Deeth Videographer
The annual event in Millennium Park promotes the connection between a healthy local environment, the local economy and personal well-being. Continue reading
How money affects health — what you can do to stay in control
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
Studies show about half of people in Canada live paycheque to paycheque. Continue reading
Peterborough farm now offering goat yoga
By Caley Bedore Weather Specialist, CHEX News at 6 & 11
“I think its beneficial for people who find yoga intimidating. It is hard to be intimidated with these guys running around.” Continue reading
U of A’s nursing faculty celebrates 100 years of education
The University of Alberta is celebrating the centennial of its nursing faculty. Continue reading
5th annual VegFest London touts community, compassion, and plants
VegFest runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday at the Metroland Media Agriplex at the Western Fair District. Continue reading
Duped by Goop? Gwyneth Paltrow’s wellness brand in hot water over false health claims
Goop is accused of making unsubstantiated health claims about various products, including its jade eggs, vitamin supplements and detox cleanses. Continue reading
Peter Watts: Why employees want individual attention from employers
By Peter Watts Radio host
Peter Watts talks with Bruce Uditsky, chief executive officer of Inclusion Alberta, about the challenges that folks with development disabilities face in finding a good job. Continue reading
