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Canada Unveils Senior Program Funding for Prince Edward Island

Canada Unveils Senior Program Funding for Prince Edward Island
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9 Best Toenail Clippers For Seniors of 2023

Cutting toenails can be a tough task for seniors and those with dexterity issues. These clippers offer help with arthritis, thick nails, and more.

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How the Toronto mayoral candidate with the most memorable name

It was a busy day on the campaign trail, with promises on taxes, seniors, renters and stories about moms. Here’s what happened Tuesday.

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Promising COPD pilot program offers new lease on life for patients

A program for people with COPD is helping to decrease hospitalizations and give patients a better quality of life.

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Fredericton researchers hope app will reduce excess meds in nursing homes

Researchers in Fredericton say they have developed an app to help flag and reduce potentially inappropriate or unnecessary use of medications in nursing homes.

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