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Great News - "PJ's Pet store to stop selling puppies"
By Rob Winters - Published on Saturday, 20 August 2011 07:05
"PJ's Pets stores will stop selling puppies in September. Let's hope that this is a first step in the eradication of mass-breeding puppy mills that often don't care for the animals the way they should.
Starting this September, PJ's Pets will no longer be selling puppies out of its retail stores. If you're looking to buy a new pet puppy, the stores will encourage you to adopt instead."
"How to have better hair and a healthier body with a little-known source of silica"
By Rob Winters - Published on Saturday, 20 August 2011 06:58
"(NaturalNews) Recently someone in my community asked how to get rid of pesky critters. A neighbor who own a garden center said that they use Diatomaceous Earth. Well - that seemed to me to be a golden opportunity to reveal my little secret to the world - that I have been eating Diatomaceous Earth for about a year now.""Cancer Rates Downstream From Oil Sands To Be Probed"
By Rob Winters - Published on Saturday, 20 August 2011 06:54
"A long-awaited Alberta Health study into the health of people living downstream from the oilsands, where cancer rates are higher than normal, appears to be finally going ahead.Concerns were first raised in 2006 about elevated cancer rates in Fort Chipewyan, about 220 kilometres north of Fort McMurray. A provincial government study released in 2009 confirmed the trend and recommended more analysis into possible causes."
"Canadian Blood Services and Elton John: Can You Feel the Blood Tonight?"
By Rob Winters - Published on Saturday, 20 August 2011 06:49
"Canadian Blood Services radio ads are currently promoting a contest: visit a blood donor clinic and you could win two tickets to go see Elton John. Wouldn't it be truly amazing if Canadian Blood Services got Sir Elton to actually donate his own blood? But he can't."
Read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/jonathan-naymark/canadian-blood-services-elton-john_b_931467.html
"Teachers make fun of their students' mistakes online"
By owner - Published on Friday, 19 August 2011 06:25
"Teachers are not setting a good example when they engage in cyber bullying. (Image: Getty)"
"Some teachers are becoming cyber bullies, showcasing their students' sometimes hilarious mistakes online for public amusement. What is presented as well-intentioned fun is actually a sickening abuse of power.
We all have moments from our childhood that we regret; learning moments of regrettable ignorance and misguided confidence."
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