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BCBusiness + Orchard Recovery Center These behaviours—along with workplace injuries, accidents, and emotional instability—are all potential effects of addiction in the workplace. But there is nothing to be gained from letting go of an otherwise good person and employee. Firing someone...
BCBusiness + Pollock Clinic For more than 25 years, Dr. Neil Pollock and the team at Pollock Clinics have been assisting men of all ages improve their sexual wellness. But Pollock hasn’t just worked in this industry—he has changed it fundamentally with a number of proprietary treatments and techniques that continue...
BCBusiness + BC Perio Whether following celebrity trends or following your heart, you want to look your best—and there is nothing like a beautiful smile to help create a sense of confidence and readiness to face the world. “Hollywood smiles” is a term used for what most people perceive to be...
In every election, including the one just past, Canadians put health care at the top of their political priorities. We have a love-hate relationship with this country’s system: love that it’s (mostly) free and (mostly) equitable, but hate the waiting...
BCBusiness + Booster Juice If you’ve ever resolved to live a healthier, more active lifestyle, engaging in a business opportunity that brings that lifestyle to communities across North America might be the perfect way to take your commitment to the next...
B.C. workers were off sick for 2.3 million+ hours in 2018. Including all reasons for absence, full-time workers missed an average of 10.3 days that year, up from 8.7 in 2014. Canadian workers with kids take 2x as many days off to see a...
When Karen Danudjaja and Ella Dalling met through mutual friends on a camping trip over the 2017 Canada Day long weekend, they discovered they had a lot in common. Both had recently broken up with boyfriends and were reflecting on...
When guys at any age get together over a beer to watch football or hockey, you’ll almost never hear them discuss that their erections may not be what they used to be. It’s just not a topic anyone wants to bond over, but many have this shared experience.
With online ordering and delivery of anything on the menu at eateries from coffee shops to pubs, a 2018 report from Swiss financial services giant UBS predicts that preparing food at home may be obsolete by 2030. A survey of 1,500 Canadians in May by Dalhousie University’s Agri-Food Analytics Lab...