Spring has officially arrived in Ontario! Across Canada, this transition is cause for annual celebration: the heavy boots and jackets are put away, the days get longer, and cottage season is right around the corner. But as drivers in Oakville, Toronto, and the rest of the GTA are well aware, summer doesn’t come without …
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Concussions are an enigmatic injury. They are difficult to diagnose, despite being quite common, and can produce an array of symptoms or, in some cases, lack of symptoms. And while a standalone concussion is unlikely to cause lasting harm, multiple concussions over a short or long period of time can cause serious health issues and, …
Legalizing the sale and use of recreational marijuana was a central tenet of the platform that earned Canada’s Liberal Party a majority government in the last federal election. The policy has wide support among Canadians: according to a 2016 Nanos survey, around 43 per cent support the idea, and a further 26 per cent somewhat …
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BrainTrust Canada, a British Columbia-based non-profit organization working in the brain injury field, is launching an online video game aimed at improving youth awareness of brain injuries. The game was developed by CREW Marketing Partners and has three themes: skateboarding, hockey, and workplace safety. Check out Global News’s short article about this innovative initiative: A …
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Community sports leagues are a great way to stay fit and meet new people, both for kids and adults. Parents enlist their children in organized sports to teach them about teamwork, sportsmanship, and getting along with others, and adults often join after-work leagues as a means of including social activity in their busy work weeks. …
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