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Paul McCartney: He's still got it
In recent years, Atlantic Canada has landed concerts by of the biggest names in music history in the Rolling Stones (twice), The Eagles, Bon Jovi and soon enough, KISS and AC/DC.
Katie Holmes to dance tribute to Judy Garland
So Katie Holmes thinks she can dance -- and in few weeks, she'll display her moves before a discriminating audience.
Dentist's suspicions were correct
DEAR DR. GOTT: In 1999, my dentist saw a discolouration on the floor of my mouth. He told me to see a doctor about it. The doctor talked me into having the spot surgically removed.
Odds of surving cardiac arrest slim: U.S. study
You don't have to be Michael Jackson to have this problem: The odds of surviving cardiac arrest after getting CPR in a hospital are slim and have not improved in more than a decade, a big Medicare study concludes.
Surgeon pioneers revival following cardiac arrest
When Michael Jackson went into cardiac arrest, rescuers took him to a place known for bringing the dead back to life.
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Taking too much acetaminophen can harm liver
For most people, acetaminophen is likely considered one of the more benign drugs in their medicine cabinets. But take too much and this seemingly innocuous painkiller can cause potentially fatal liver failure.
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Malbec a great choice for grilled beef
At this time of the year, we should be drinking fresh, crisp white wines.
New TV documentary checks bare facts
Quaffing pints and being inspired by streakers usually means someone ends up running around naked.
YTV offers Top 100 SpongeBob countdown beginning Monday
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? Shout it together, kids: "SpongeBob SquarePants."
French fries pass test
Now that nearly every major fast-food chain has purged trans fats from their menus, Consumer Reports magazine tested the french fries at the three U.S. biggies -- Wendy's, McDonald's and Burger King -- and found they taste about the same as they used to.
A family of heroes and hard workers
Editor's Note: J.E. 'Ned' Belliveau started his journalism career with the Evening Transcript in 1930. His memoir was intended as a gift for his family rather than a published work, and was not quite finished when Ned died in 1998 at the age of 84.
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Follow in ancestors' footsteps this summer
Have you heard the whisper upon the wind blowing in from a distance land?
Solair motel chair makes a comeback
Not long ago you may have seen the Solair chair -- the summer classic that adorned North American motels and patios tossed in the garbage. With its vibrant colours -- aquamarine or canary yellow -- its moulded plastic seat and bent steel base, it seemed so bright, so '70s, so dated.
Brown thrasher moves into N.B. in encouraging numbers
It has been refreshing over the past few months for Naturescope to pay calls on a few bird communities that are seemingly building in numbers and/or appearing to expand their range northward to include 'the good nature' of New Brunswick.
Follow rules before jumping into a pool
Summer has arrived, along with thoughts of long, lazy days by the pool.
Divine liturgy to be held tomorrow
Moncton-area Orthodox Christians are hoping to establish an English-language mission serving all Orthodox Christians in the area.
Muslim project works toward world peace
Can Muslims and Christians work together to bring peace to the world?
Religion believes we can all be better
We are about as far away from Christmas as possible, so I thought it might be a good time to bring up "Holiday Trees."
Candlelight dining restrictions still on the books
I seem to remember, from way back, that eating by candlelight was restricted to evening dining and not "proper" during daylight hours.
Helpful hints
Dear Heloise: You have printed remedies for removing the odour when one's pet has had a run-in with a skunk. The best remedy I know is vinegar. It works immediately and requires no preparation or nasty cleanup. No muss, no fuss, no smell!
Friend feels she's always the caller who's waiting
DEAR ABBY: I often go to the movies with my friend "Valerie." During the movie she puts her phone on mute, but I can still hear when it vibrates. Val acts embarrassed by it, but she never turns the phone off.
Is U2 just too loud for Barcelona?
Barcelona city authorities say they might fine band U2 for rocking too long and loudly during rehearsals for their latest world tour.
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