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IV drips move from hospitals to luxury spas and hotels

IV drips move from hospitals to luxury spas and hotels
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IV drips are one of the latest cure-alls for vacation excess

IV drips are one of the latest cure-alls for vacation excess
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From Corporate Cog to Winemaker: How Burgundy Changed a Young Man s Life

Meet Jesse who left corporate life to become a winemaker after a life-changing experience on a Burgundy wine estate.

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OB Community Garden Looking for More Gardeners

by Dave Schwab / Peninsula Beacon / November 2, 2023 Members of Ocean Beach Community Garden, who just held their annual fall festival on Oct. 21, are actively recruiting new membership. “This summer we experienced a lot of turnover, and we are now collaborating on exploring options to revive membership,” said spokesperson Melva Gitana-Monsivais, who…

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Allergy season in Montreal: What can boroughs do?

The itchy eyes, the sneezing, congested noses: they re all annual reminders that allergy season is upon us, and at least 15 per cent of the Canadian population is affected by ragweed. But for those with summer symptoms, there s growing evidence that climate change is making the allergy season last longer than before.

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