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Run to Quit aims to help Edmonton smokers butt out

March 12, 2016

After achieving success as a pilot project in Ontario, a unique anti-smoking initiative is coming to western Canada. The 10 week program aims to have smokers quit by using running as a tool. Kristyn Berry, a health promotion coordinator with the Canadian Cancer Society, dropped by the Weekend Morning News to talk to Kent Morrison about it on Saturday.

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