Josh Freed: This column may be good (or bad) for your health

Monday, October 7, 2024

Josh Freed: This column may be good (or bad) for your health

Opinion by Josh Freed, Special to Montreal Gazette

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Apparently vitamins like vitamin D don’t have the health benefits we think they do. But maybe scientists will change their mind on that after the next batch of research, Josh Freed writes.

Rethinking sun exposure: Study finds possible health benefits

Monday, October 7, 2024

Rethinking sun exposure: Study finds possible health benefits

Opinion by William Culbert

For 40 years, Americans have been told that lying in the sun without skin protection from ultraviolet (UV) rays is a dangerous thing. After all, the incidence of melanoma − the most dangerous form of skin cancer − has been increasing globally.… continue reading

Embrace the season with vitamin D-optimized clothing

Friday, October 4, 2024

Embrace the season with vitamin D-optimized clothing

ByAnujj Trehaan

Oct 04, 2024

What’s the story

As the winter season approaches, the challenge of getting enough sunlight becomes more pronounced, affecting our vitamin D intake.However, innovative fashion solutions offer a promising avenue to address this concern.

Crafting Search Ads that Drive Clicks and Sales

Thursday, October 3, 2024

Crafting Search Ads that Drive Clicks and Sales

Friday, September 27th, 2024 SmartTan.com

By now you know that Google Ads is a major tool for business success in our digital age. Google Ads allows your business to be found by people looking for your services and is a strong platform for converting those people to customers.

Manitoba – Provincial Minimum Wage Increases to $15.80 October 1st

Tuesday, October 1, 2024

October 1, 2024 Provincial Minimum Wage
Increases to $15.80 Manitoba Labour and Immigration advises the new provincial minimum wage of $15.80 is now in effect. Updated annually, Manitoba’s minimum wage is regulated through the Employment Standards Code. This year’s increase of 50 cents per hour raised the minimum wage to $15.80 from $15.30, based on a consumer price index of 3.5 per cent.