My oldest daughter is 22. I put in a lot of hours watching Barney, Sharon, Lois and Bram (it’s a Canadian thing), memorizing all the books of Guelph’s own Robert Munsch (who can resist the sentimentalism of, Love You Forever), and renting bad Disney movies from the video store around the corner.

More than a dozen Minneapolis Public School employees filed suit this week in Ramsey County against Subway, claiming they were sickened after eating "party" subs they bought from a Roseville shop two years ago. The 16 plaintiffs all similarly claim that they suffered nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, cramps, and various aches and pains in the days following their consumption of the sandwiches.

The Toronto star writes: A City of Toronto health inspector charged with trying to extort $1,400 from a married couple running a bar will testify it was the husband who suggested a bribe, his lawyer says. "His evidence will be that it was (bar owner) Mr. Kang who proposed the whole scheme," defence lawyer Daniel Kirby told Justice Gary Trotter on Wednesday.

The combination of soap dispensers at critical locations, billboard-size hygiene reminders around town and the persistent repetition of advice to “wash those hands” seems to be working. A recent study shows that Americans did a better job of guarding themselves against infection this year.

Decas Botanical Synergies, LLC. (DBS), manufacturer of PACran®, the first clinically supported and proanthocyanidin (PAC) standardized cranberry powder, has obtained Korean Food and Drug Administration (KFDA) approval for a health claim supporting urinary health. This approval is the first health food product by KFDA for urinary health and only PACran® can make this claim in Korea.

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