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The tallest waterslide in America is geared up to open over Memorial Day Weekend and looks to offer a terrifying ride to those who dare. Standing 145 feet tall, The Rise of Icarus with not one but
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The 'lunch bandit:' B.C. bear swipes snacks right from a golf cart Ever heard of a teddy bear picnic? Now imagine a bear climbing into your golf cart and stealing your lunch bag right from the seat. A video sent to The Weather Network shows a black bear doing just
Diana Jones, 23, Manchester, says she loves helping people who are strugglingREAD MORE: I hoarded so many items people called me 'Skip Man' and I was scared to walk around my house - it took 4 months
Researchers analysed the carbon footprints of 22,000 popular food productsThey've revealed the simple swaps you can make to slash your emissions From carrying a reusable water bottle to choosing
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How 2 Ontario Purolator drivers helped rescue a man walking into oncoming highway traffic A pair of Purolator drivers in Guelph, Ont., are being labelled as heroes by provincial police after saving a man walking into oncoming traffic on a highway. Line-haul driver Melinda Olah said
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Study finds houseplants can efficiently clear dangerous toxins from air It turns out that plants have a remarkable ability to remove cancer-causing gasoline fumes and other harmful pollutants from the air we breathe. The study, a collaboration between University of
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A woman took her dog to a shelter to be put down. A year later, the dog is up for adoptionKristie Pereira made the tough decision last year to take her desperately ill puppy to a Maryland shelter to be euthanized. Last week she was stunned to find the dog up for adoption at the same pet
Liv Conlon, 25, from Glasgow, helps make houses more appealing to buyersREAD MORE: I'm a 25-year-old mother running two seven-figure businesses - here's what my daily routine looks likeWhen selling
READ MORE: Getting angry may increase your risk of a heart attack or strokeNearly 1 million Americans die from cardiovascular disease each year, but following just a few key lifestyle habits could
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Tyler Burniston says if the past several days are any indication, there's going to be a "quite a few" searches on watercourses around Windsor-Essex, Ont.The 31-year-old former navy, coast guard and
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9 secret beaches in Canada to discover this summer to feel like you're on a private island What's Canada’s best-kept secret? That would be its beaches. The country is home to so many gorgeous beaches, including shores that will make you think you've left Canada for a tropical destination.
A Calgary pilot project, expected to begin this summer, is promising to make some breast cancer treatment less invasive and less stressful for Alberta women.When women need small tumours — that can
Moving firm PODS has revealed where people are moving to and fleeing from The company said more people are heading to the Southern Appalachian region READ MORE: The top 10 cities workers are flocking
A Saint John-based addictions services group has opened a new facility in the city's north end.Sophia Recovery Centre had the official launch of its Main Street location on Tuesday, although the
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How Dancing Helps People With Dementia, Parkinson’s and Multiple Sclerosis Dance as therapy Wearing all black and sitting on a tufted white ottoman in her sparse and sunlit living room, Toronto-based Sarah Robichaud is teaching a modern ballet-inspired routine to a group
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