Throughout the trial, researchers followed which group was more likely to influence people People adopting new health practices are more likely to be influenced by close connections, including people they know well, than by social networks such as Facebook, research suggests… Continue reading
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Consumer confidence falls for 2nd straight quarter says survey
Most Canadians surveyed did say they see good times ahead, but there was little agreement about when that will happen. Canadians grew even more uncertain about their finances in August as job losses mounted and the U.S. economy appeared to remain… Continue reading
Back to school: Drivers make smart decisions
As the kids return to school police throughout the provinces are asking drivers to make smart decisions As a new school year begins
Aboriginal workers can help sustain labour force growth, but increased immigration levels still needed
Aboriginal workers can help sustain labour force growth As Labour Day approaches, a shortage in the Canadian workforce looms, and it is expected to hit as early as 2012. Increasing the presence of currently underrepresented groups in the Canadian labour force -… Continue reading
Study: Hair shows stress link to heart attacks
A report shows that chronic stress plays an important role in heart attacks, according to an Canadian-Israeli study
Tips and tricks for seniors on the go
With the fall upon us, now is a good time to start planning that next adventure. Whether preparing to embark on a
