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Social media blamed for unsafe sleeping practices that kill babies

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By John Chilibeck Verified
| Telegraph-Journal Verified
Province's child death review committee urges parents to follow scientific advice, even if hundreds of millions of moms and dads don't •   • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Canadian health experts recommend that newborns sleep in their own cribs, on their back. An alarming number of New Brunswick infants have died due to unsafe sleeping practices, with authorities pointing the finger at social media as a culprit. Don't have an account?
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Politicians say intimidation, harassment are convincing them to quit Original

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By John Chilibeck Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Brad Henderson is still annoyed that during his last several months as mayor of Saint Andrews last year, he was under a cloud of suspicion. A member of the public in the seaside community on Canada’s east coast who complained several times to town council about alleged conflicts of interest finally compelled the politicians to conduct an independent investigation.
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Nearly 5% of NB Power customers say no to smart meters

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By John Chilibeck Verified
| Telegraph-Journal Verified
Public utility starts education campaign to convince people to switch over, and if that doesn't work they'll be charged more •   • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. A smart meter on display at NB Power's Marysville Operations Centre in Fredericton. NB Power’s on a mission. Don't have an account?
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