Care home moves in professional musician's grand piano so 91-year-old can play it again

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The piano was a gift to Joan Miller from her father shortly before he passed away. Miller wasn't sure she'd see it again once she moved to a Regina care home.



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'It was like walking into a nightmare': How holiday meals heighten the stress of eating disorders

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Jenni Schaefer doesn’t consider the holidays a stressful time of year anymore, but it wasn’t always that way. As someone who long struggled with an eating disorder, being surrounded by food and family during the holidays was “like walking into a nightmare.”



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This N.S. woman who had a heart transplant is meeting the donor's family

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Two years after a heart transplant saved her life, Monique Pelletier of Timberlea, N.S., is going to meet the donor's family. Next month, 18 members of the Krieger family will travel from Alberta to Wolfville, N.S., to meet with Pelletier.



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Dry January: Could you pull it off?

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Going cold turkey after the excesses of the holidays is a growing trend. We asked you to weigh in.



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'Vast majority' of vaping illnesses blamed on vitamin E in U.S.

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Evidence mounts that vitamin E acetate, a cutting agent used in marijuana vape cartridges, is playing a role in the U.S. outbreak of vaping illnesses, health officials say.



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Canada's cannabis policy makes it an international rebel on drug treaties

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Canada's legalization of recreational cannabis use was not - and still hasn't been - accepted as legitimate by the UN and the international body that oversees three UN drug treaties that Canada signed.



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Singing in sign language: Meet the 1st deaf choir in Newfoundland and Labrador

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Even if you don't know sign language, you can hear the music of the deaf choir. The members joined for a one-time performance, but realized they had something special.



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