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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Dementia turned her husband into a violent stranger in his 40s. Her kids' risk is 50/50. But this Toronto family's nightmare could bring hope (opens the original)
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Stephen Dawson was in his mid-forties when he began to transform into a different person. His wife, Barbara, recalls a family vacation they took in the â90s when Steve, whom she remembers as a brilliant physician brimming with positive energy, abruptly turned to her and said, “Barb, I’m so profoundly depressed.” Barbara didn’t think much of it at the time. She couldn’t have known that within Steve’s genome, a single pair of nucleotides â out of the six billion making up his DNA â was out o
We used screens to stave off boredom. Turns out they're making us more bored than ever before (opens the original)
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I was brushing my teeth one morning when I was suddenly gripped by the urge to check my phone. Later that day, while waiting in line at Tim Hortons, I noticed myself once again drawn to stare at the palm-sized screen, reflexively rooting for hits of digital dopamine on Reddit. And I wondered, when did I start feeling the need to fill any period of mental dead air, no matter how short, with stimulation? As a people, we are becoming more bored than ever before. We live in an age where endless dist
Was your kid nervous to return to class? Back-to-school anxiety is on the rise — here’s how to help (opens the original)
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It’s common for students to feel jittery as back-to-school approaches, signalling a return to busy schedules, social pressures and academic expectations. But after years of worsening mental health nationwide, especially among Canadian youth, Toronto support workers say return-to-school anxiety is on the rise â and that parents should take extra care during this first week back. “Over the last six years, we have noticed more reach-outs to our social workers from parents, from caregivers and
Driving in heavy rain can be dangerous. Here’s how to navigate roads safely (opens the original)
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Flooding across the GTA has highway lanes washed out and TTC stations filling with water Environment Canada is calling for up to 125 mm of rain on Tuesday. There may be 40 mm of rainfall per hour. With the GTA getting slammed by a severe thunderstorm Wednesday, navigating Toronto traffic can become even more perilous than usual. Experts say such heavy downpour can lower visibility and put your vehicle at risk of hydroplaning or collisions in general â but there are simple ways to stay safe.
Did you drive through a flooded area today? Here’s how to check if your car is damaged (opens the original)
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Flood strands DVP motorists: Watch the rescue Deputy Fire Chief Jim Jessop told reporters at city hall that Toronto Fireâs call volume was triple its normal hourly rate, and the service was rescuing people from cars and elevators. While calls were coming in for flooded homes and apartment buildings, as well as alarms set off by water trickling into building control panels, he said the agency was prioritizing responses to life-threatening situations. âThereâs certainly going to be a lag tim
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