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06/18/2013 7:54 PM 0VICTORIA - British Columbia's government says hikers can depend on their mobile devices for directions when heading out into the ......
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Alberta Health Services reverses cuts to home, palliative and continuing care
06/18/2013 5:18 PM 0EDMONTON - Alberta Health Services has reversed several decisions affecting palliative, home care and continuing care.
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You can still send a telegram in 2013 but it'll cost you, from $19 & up
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06/18/2013 3:14 PM 0FREDERICTON - New Brunswick's health minister says he expects to begin rolling out parts of a catastrophic drug program as ...
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HEALTHBEAT: July 1 brings changes to way diabetics on Medicare purchase blood testing supplies
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