Break It Off Tool Aims to Help Manitobans Quit Smoking
National Non Smoking Week spotlights a new Canadian Cancer Society program Break It Off combining traditional quit aids with social media. Manitobans like Nichole Ironstand, 23, hope the app and site motivate a 13 year smoking habit break, with emphasis on youth engagement and public accountability via YouTube and Facebook.
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Christmas News Notes From Inglis and The Pas
Dorothy Germaine spent Christmas in The Pas with Frank and Cindy. She met her great granddaughter Sophia Mae Germaine there. Alan Zimmer family, and Keith Hodge with Jennifer and others spent Christmas in Winnipeg and Red Deer. The walking gals enjoyed a luncheon at the Inglis Hotel.
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Quebec smokers eye Champix as quit aid in Manitoba
The article notes Champix touted as effective for Manitobans who smoke and considers quitting aids including the Smokers' Helpline. Ironstand will rely on the helpline while Nichole plans to explore the Smokers Helpline site for support and quitting options. The helpline offers bilingual service and a Coach to answer questions.
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