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Jason Turnbull

Sudbury
As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Podbean
Penguins fan. Lover of carbs. News enthusiast. Used to be “that guy on the CBC.” Now working in PR. Cape Bretoner in Sudbury.
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Episode #120: Choosing Greatness

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By Jason Turnbull, Kevin Longpre, Sean Landry
| Podbean
How you spend your time and who you spend your time with, whether it's in your practice or in your personal life has a big impact on your life. When you consciously choose to plan and create your day-to-day life and environment, the right people, places and opportunities will start to present themselves and there will be less time and space for crisis and turmoil to creep their way into your life.
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Episode #109: There’s No Growth Without Resistance

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By Jason Turnbull, Kevin Longpre, Sean Landry
| Podbean
We’re well into our Masters in Business for Osteopaths program and it's been amazing to see the evolution of the group and witness some of their breakthrough and AHA moments. Today’s episode is inspired by some of the Q&A sessions we’ve had over the past few weeks. Everyone has their own fears about their visions of where they'd like to go in their practice and it’s been interesting to see what holds people back.
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Distracted Pokémon Go players 'chronic sort of situation' say Timmins police

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By Casey Stranges Verified, Jason Turnbull
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
The recent Pokémon Go craze has led to a number of complaints — and a few close calls — from the public in Timmins, according to municipal police. The game, in which players use smart phones to track and capture virtual creatures hidden in physical locations across the city, has many people walking or riding bikes with their head down — and often distracted. The police have said that many of the complaints come from drivers who have missed near collisions with Pokémon Go players.
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