Life: Pets, Medical, Health, Automotive, Travel
Tuesday's health board meeting was held in the county commission board room
Soap Off Poo Or Eat It LaterBy W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | November 11, 2009
Have you heard of the “Golden Poo Award”?
Croatia: Tourism with a Limp?By Guest Column Barry Napier | November 11, 2009
Croatia is a lovely place for a holiday… but if you want to buy property, beware!
Why is Canada Changing Its Flu Vaccine Policy?By News on the Net | November 10, 2009
Provinces have suspended the 'normal' seasonal flu shots for anyone under 65
Drop the excess baggageBy Guest Column | November 10, 2009
One tip for travelling light is to look for items that wash well and dry quickly
Implant “rfid” chips in your dogs cats or pets no wayBy Dean A. Ayers | November 10, 2009
“666” Mark of the Beast
Mother Pigeon..pictures to prove itBy Guest Column | November 9, 2009
All we need do in return is give Him the thanks and praise for being with us
Car of the Year Trials a Runway SuccessBy Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | November 8, 2009
the vehicles are broken down into categories such as “small car under $21,000" or "Prestige Cars"
DON’T GET SHOT: Words From The StreetBy Guest Column | November 8, 2009
Press For Truth reporter and Toronto Truth Seekers member, Vijay Sarma
The Coming Shortage of DoctorsBy Guest Column | November 6, 2009
Our aging population is challenge enough. Try to get an appointment after health-care reform
Wupatki National MonumentBy John Treadwell Dunbar | November 6, 2009
Ancient Sinagua and Kayenta Anasazi, Flagstaff, Arizona
1976 60 Minutes Investigates Swine Flu ScareBy Guest Column | November 4, 2009
CBS - 60 Minute video that talks about 4000 claims against the government
Best-ever October for Toyota and Lexus salesBy Guest Column | November 3, 2009
Toyota sales of 17,354 (up 19.4%) included 11,480 cars (up 15.1%)
Subaru Canada: Another month of record salesBy Guest Column | November 3, 2009
Outstanding October sales signify seventh month of record-breaking results for 2009
The Future of Hepatitis C Therapy
Exaggerated cases and statistics
Should You Take A Baby Aspirin Every Day?By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | November 1, 2009
For patients who have already had a heart attack or have other risk factors, it can be prudent to continue this medication.
The Swine Flu Democrats (Gitmo Edition)By News on the Net | October 31, 2009
Pentagon has offered to give swine flu shots to detainees and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
Jim Andreson Founder of Selket ArabiansBy Guest Column Ron Hevener | October 30, 2009
Thank you, Jim. Being your partner was the greatest adventure of my life.
Orlando Launches More than 70 Deals “Made for Canadians”By Guest Column | October 29, 2009
Canadian Specific Offers Run through April Covering Accommodations, Attractions, Dining and More
Inspiration on Two LegsBy Guest Column | October 29, 2009
Faith, the 2 leg dog
Yankees riding Thomson’s ‘wave’By Guest Column | October 29, 2009
Corunna, Ontario native is about to coach third base in his first World Series
Curry spice ‘kills cancer cells’By Guest Column | October 29, 2009
An extract found in the bright yellow curry spice turmeric can kill off cancer cells, scientists have shown
Seymour Schulich give Sunnybrook $10 m giftBy Guest Column | October 28, 2009
Mr. Schulich has made a new $10-million investment in the heart centre that bears his name
My Puppy “Funny” for the Day! Named LILLYBy Dean A. Ayers | October 27, 2009
Lily, just went “bonkers” growling, snarling, and barking at that Digital TV screen
Amelia is Lost in the CloudsBy Guest Column Aaron Goldstein | October 26, 2009
64% of Canadians plan to vacation within 12 monthsBy Guest Column | October 26, 2009
Canadian Cruise ship travel up 5.18%
Three days of free academic and public lectures highlight the role that discovery plays in science and in the lives of Canadians
Vitamin C Prevents Heart AttackBy W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | October 25, 2009
Insufficient amount of vitamin C weakens coronary vessels, causing tiny cracks. Blood clots develop, and the result is lethal
Smart fortwo - Smart? Or Just Politically Correct?By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | October 24, 2009
There are many, many good and economical cars on the market today. The "smart" fortwo is not one of them