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Your browser does not support the audio element. It's Friday, August 28th. Good morning. 13 right now in Brantford, 13 in Kitchener, it's 14 in Hamilton. The dollar over 72 cents, gas back up 3 cents, $1.77. I'm Stacey Englehart. Welcome to the weekend, the second last weekend before school starts, and we've got sunshine all weekend long. Details coming up.

Your browser does not support the audio element. Good morning, it's 12 degrees in Branford, 11 in Kitchener, and 13 in Hamilton. The dollar's trading for 72.12 cents US, gas sitting at $1.70.9 a liter at most GTA stations. It's Tuesday, August 18th, and I'm Rob Kirwain. Hamilton police are investigating a shooting at Gage Park Friday morning after a man was sent to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

Q: Almost 7 in 10 parents surveyed think this is one of the main differences between their kids and them. What is it? A:  Their kids are smarter than them than when they were kids. Most parents also believe that advances in technology and child psychology have a hand in improving the way today’s children learn (78%). Above any other subject, parents think kids will learn new computer skills the quickest (55%).

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Q: Almost everyone has experienced this and for some it happens often. To some it’s troubling and others think of it as a gift. What is it? A:  Déjà vu. That feeling that you’ve seen or experienced this before. “Déjà vu is a false sense of familiarity,” says neurologist Jean Khoury, MD. “Your brain creates a sensation as if you’ve been in a certain situation before, but you haven’t.

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This is actually good news. Over the past 10 years, food recalls in Canada have become more frequent due to several important changes in how food is monitored and regulated. According to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), the number of food recalls increased by more than 150 percent between 2013 and 2023, with 137 recalls reported in 2023, up from just 56 in 2013. But this rise is not because food is becoming more dangerous. In fact, it’s the opposite.