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Recently, the federal government made an investment of $10 million for defibrillators in hockey rinks around the country. As stated by the government, they are committed to protecting the health and safety of Canadians, while encouraging active and healthy lifestyles.


 

Companies fight for less fortunate

Friends In Need Food Bank, the Heart & Stroke Foundation, and Make a Wish Children's Charity will be rolling in the dough after this weekend's lineup of fundraisers.


 
The Scotiabank MS Walk in Langley City

Local MS Walk raises $18K

Sunday was a dog-gone fine day to go for a walk while at the same time raising money to help support those afflicted with multiple sclerosis.


 
The 2012 Scotia Bank MS Walk

Walkers fighting nerve disease

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is Canada's most common neurological disease of young adults. Between 7,000 and 10,000 live with it in B.C.


 
Kids with juvenile

Kids with juvenile arthritis can live full lives

March is Juvenile Arthritis Month. Now I imagine that many of you think I got this wrong; arthritis is a disease for old folks, or at least adults. But that is not the case.


 
Documentary filmmaker Jason DaSilva

Local filmmaker shines light on MS

A documentary filmmaker from Tsawwassen is racing the clock to raise money to get his film about his descent into multiple sclerosis onto the big screen. Jason DaSilva was diagnosed with MS in 2005 when he was 25, but it wasn't until the following year when he fell on a beach during a family vacation that he had to face the onslaught of symptoms heading his way.


 
The Arthritis Society

Arthritis not just for adults

MARCH is Juvenile Arthritis Month. Now I imagine that many of you think I got this wrong, arthritis is a disease for old folks, or at least adults. But that is not the case.


 
Angel Twedt, with her daughter Elle

Positive memories made on Alaska cruise

Angel Twedt is only 44 years old. She is already confined to a wheelchair with a paralyzed left leg and left arm.


 

Better safe than sorry with water

I've been reading all these letters and petitions about chlorinating our water and I agree they should also fluoride it.


 

Bakeries hot for gluten-free goodies

On a recent visit to Panne Rizo, the bakery's shelves were bursting with sugar cookies, pecan shortbread, rum balls, cinnamon dots - wee scrolls of cinnamon and sugar - and much more. A table by the door boasted seasonal goodies such as fruitcake and pfeffernüsse (a kind of German cookie often covered in sugar), and the front counter beckoned with muffins and squares.


 
Reporter Ronda Payne

Cheesecake modified for Daddy

I held a desserts and drinks housewarming once. I made 10 different kinds of cheesecakes. Yes, 10.


 
Reporter Ronda Payne (right)

Cheesecake modified for Daddy

In my family, I am known as the "cheesecake queen." I held a desserts and drinks housewarming once. I made 10 different kinds of cheesecakes. Yes, 10.


 

Daughter's celiac inspires mom's baking

Lisa Reichelt has had a passion for baking for as long as she can remember.


 
jenny

Gluten-free diet gives celiacs relief

FOR as long as she can remember, Jenny Breckon suffered from gastric problems.


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Bakery featured on TV

Royal City resident Ray Porcellato will be appearing on the small screen this month.


 

Catherine and Arthur Smith

Meet Catherine and Arthur Smith, a couple in their early 60s.


 

Probiotics destined for Canada's Food Guide

To the editor: -- Re: "Making the gut-mind connection," Aug. 24.


 
Gluten free

Gluten-free full of flavour

WHEN Marie Antoinette famously uttered "Let them eat cake," she spared little thought for the glutensensitive among her subjects.


 
Crescent Beach resident Doug Milne

Fundraiser attracts unique autos

A&W started life as a drive-in where people would park and receive their food brought to their vehicles.