Sunshine vitamin demand likely for fall and winter
Canadian Cancer Society urges adults to take more vitamin D to lower cancer risk prompting Rexall and Jamieson Laboratories to boost orders. Stores report rising interest, prices listed at 5.99 for 90 tablets, with analysts predicting seasonal sales growth and market share shifts in vitamin D and A products.
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Toronto
Canadian Cancer Society
Michelle Lee
Rexall
Lee
Pharma Plus
L.D.A
Medicine Shoppe
Guardian Drug
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Cancer Society
Jamieson Laboratories
Canada
Windsor
Ont
John Challinor
Jamieson
Challinor
Acnielsen
Rohit Rajey
Drug Mart
Rajey
Peggy Powell
Powell
Gerry Harrington
NDMAC
Supreme Court protects collective bargaining under Charter
The Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that collective bargaining is protected by the Charter of Rights, overturning parts of British Columbia’s Health and Social Services Delivery Improvement Act. The decision requires the province to fix the law within 12 months, marking a shift in relations between governments and unions. The ruling rejects prior exclusions of bargaining rights from freedom of association, noting an evolutionary course toward protecting procedural rights to bargain collectively.
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Ottawa
Supreme Court
High Court
British Columbia
B.C
Ottawa Couple Wins 40 Million Lotto 6-49
An Ottawa couple, Greek immigrants George Giannopoulos and spouse, won a 40 million dollar Lotto 6-49 prize from the May 30 draw purchased at a local gas station. George verified the ticket at a Home Depot, recognizing the win after scanning it.
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Ottawa
Ae George Giannopoulos
George Giannopoulos
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