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Ready for final stage
Article online since May 14th 2008
BY ALBERT KRAMBERGER editor@transcontinental.ca (Part six of a seven week fitness series) Heading into the final gruelling stages of my six-week workout sessions at The Power Co. Fitness Centre, the numbers recorded last week are encouraging. Measurements that were supposed to go down...
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Eating out feels so good
Article online since May 14th 2008
I took some time Sunday afternoon for a walk downtown, all the way from Westmount to the East End. I could have easily jumped on the metro, but seeing as how I recently promised myself I’d do my best to get back in shape, I figured it would be a good opportunity to move. That, and the fact...
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Nintendo ups the online ante
New services a step in the right direction, but still behind competition
Article online since May 13th 2008
Over the last few days, we saw the launch of not one, but two new online services for Nintendo Wii owners in North America. Yesterday marked the debut of Wiiware. For a relatively meagre fee ($5-15$), users can download small, exclusive games on the Wii. Last week, Nintendo launched the Nintendo...
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Thanks, Marty
Article online since May 13th 2008
Some days it's really nice to know you live in a place where people care about the community – and it’s even nicer to know they don't want any credit for doing it. Marty Lamarre is one of those people. The affable broadcast veteran is the driving force behind the 94.7 HITS FM Media...
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Opting for organic foods
Article online since May 12th 2008
When you turn to organic foods are you really guaranteed the pesticide free, health oriented product as declared on its package? How can you really be sure? Firstly an organic food is grown without the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, food addictives or antibiotics. Overall, what...
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Pay hikes hard to accept for overcharged taxpayers
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