Sleep habits in Canada reveal age and bed size effects
A Better Sleep Council study of over 1,000 Canadians shows sleep onset delays rise with age and singles. Twin beds correlate with longer times to fall asleep, while stress and pain are top factors. Sixty-one percent of 18 to 24 year olds take 15 minutes or more to sleep, and 44 percent of men snore versus 26 percent of women.
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Better Sleep Council
Market Research Bureau, Inc
Canada
Memorial donations aid Heart and Stroke Foundation Manitoba
Dawne McKenzie of the Bank of Montreal Hartney leads Memorial Representatives for the Heart and Stroke Foundation Manitoba. The foundation reports 319701 in memorial donations last year, nine percent of total givings. The bank processes on the spot receipts and handles 10 to 15 donors daily during deaths, offering phone debits for memorials.
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Lynn Jaworski
Heart An Stroke Foundation
Manitoba
Dawne McKenzie
Dawne
Bank of Montreal
Hartney
Souris
Deloraine
Dawné McKenzie
Heart and Stroke Foundation of
The
Heart and Stroke Fundation of
McKenzie
Canada
Heart and Stroke Foundation
Winnipeg
Outdoor lighting for safety and beauty in gardens
Outdoor lighting enhances home appearance and safety, deterring thieves and guiding steps and pathways. Use post lanterns for drives and patios, color lights for beds, and mushroom lamps for borders. Consider timers, motion detectors, wiring capacity, CSA approval, and contact Manitoba Hydro for information.
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Security Ag
Canadian Standards Association
CSA
Manitoba Hydro Office
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