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Toronto writer overcomes lifelong fear of dogs through exposure therapy
The writer used cognitive behavioural therapy and exposure exercises to change a phobia that began at age seven.
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SiGMA World 2026 to offer up to 18 professional development hours
Attendees can earn Continuing Professional Development credits at the Rome conference in November 2026.
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Food & Drink
Food World Plus opens Ontario's largest grocery store in Mississauga
The 176,000-square-foot multicultural supermarket features a 1,000-foot candy aisle and products from around the world.
Health
Canada's patchwork of time zones creates health concerns for winter
Most of B.C., Alberta, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories have ended seasonal clock changes, joining Yukon and Saskatchewan.
Health
Manitoba stroke trial tests clot-busting drugs for patients on blood thinners
The global study led by a Winnipeg neurologist could expand treatment options for a growing group of patients currently excluded from standard care.
Food & Drink
Loblaw opens new grocery and pharmacy stores across Canada
The retailer opened a Pharmaprix and Maxi in Quebec, No Frills in Alberta and Newfoundland, and set a date for a Superstore on Tsuut'ina Nation.
iGaming
GR8_TECH adds prediction markets to turnkey solutions for operators
The new markets cover topics from politics to crypto and aim to attract players beyond traditional sports bettors.
Health
Canada's time change divide grows as Quebec moves to end clock switching
Quebec plans to end the twice-yearly time change, joining several other provinces that have already stopped switching clocks.
Living
Toronto's Distillery Winter Village returns with new Nutcracker attraction
The 17th edition of the holiday market opens Nov. 12 with a new immersive attraction and a redesigned Santa's Village.
Living
Writer argues parents should teach children to talk to strangers
A Canadian writer says teaching kids to speak to strangers builds confidence and safety skills.
Consumer
Federal government threatens legal action against Stelco over Hamilton layoffs
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly demands the recall of 500 laid-off workers and a credible re-engagement plan from the steelmaker.
Consumer
Alberta proposes lemon law, right-to-repair and ticket resale caps
The proposed bill would create a lemon law for defective vehicles, a right-to-repair framework and new rules for ticket resellers.
Living
Palestinian refugees face months-long wait for work permits, children barred from Alberta schools
Children of Palestinian refugees cannot attend public school in Alberta while their parents wait months for work permits.