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• Medical experts share four ways to revitalize your sex and love life this Valentine’s Day

  Sexual health issues for men are common and should be addressed for your well-being. Medical experts share the benefits of a healthy sex life and how to reignite intimacy.

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  Jan 30
• Fired after a performance review in Alberta? 4 things to know

  Non-unionized workers are still owed full severance pay if they are terminated without cause after a negative performance review, says employment lawyers.

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• Injured in a slip and fall accident in Ontario? 4 things you must do

  Witnesses and photos of where you fell will strengthen your claim that the area wasn’t properly maintained, says personal injury lawyers.

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  Jan 30
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• Critically ill Canadians lack access to quality palliative care

  Good palliative care can change the life of someone with a life-limiting illness. However, there are many barriers when it comes to accessing quality care across the country.

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  Jan 23
• A natural solution to winter coughs

  Prospan by Helixia is an effective natural solution to combat winter coughs in adults.

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  Jan 23
• Fired after a performance review in B.C.? 4 things to know

  Performance reviews don't affect how much severance non-unionized workers are owed if they are fired without cause, says employment lawyer.

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• Injured in a car accident? 3 things Ontarians need to do

  Drivers should inform their auto insurer of the car accident within seven days of the incident, says personal injury lawyer.

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  Jan 16
• How to Recognize the Warning Signs of Low Blood Sugar

  Canadians with type-2 diabetes often suffer from untreated bouts of low blood sugar. They need to understand the risks and how to manage their health with constructive strategies.

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  Jan 16
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• Boss hiring for your position while still employed? 3 key rights

  Non-unionized workers could be owed full severance pay if their employer makes significant changes to their job without their consent, says employment lawyer.

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