By Murray Sherriffs Teenagers and young adults who see warnings that social media could harm their health, are discouraged from using it. A study publ...
NewsBrief (22.09.2029)
By Murray Sherriffs = Montreal City Council has passed a bylaw, by a vote of 35-25, that financially penalizes anyone who verbally insults a police of...
Receptor protein might prove missing link to understanding Alzheimer’s
By Murray Sherriffs A study out this morning says that a small shift in a brain molecule might explain how Alzheimer’s turns from an abnormal nerve co...
Newsbrief (21.9.2026)
By Murray Sherriffs Montreal city council will debate a bylaw this week that will penalize people who denigrate police and other municipal employees: ...
Wholegrain bread helps heart health
By Murray Sherriffs Researchers say that eating four slices of wholegrain bread daily is associated with a range of heart health benefits, and weight ...
Newsbrief (18.9.2026)
By Murray Sherriffs = CAQ leader Christine Fréchette is rejecting the billion dollar cost overrun that Radio-Canada news reported, relating to an IT p...
Younger workers less likely to be absent
By Murray Sherriffs Research suggests that anywhere between a third to a half of people in the UK work when sick. The younger generation get the snowf...
Quebec party leaders debate
By Murray Sherriffs In last night’s Quebec party leaders televised debate, CAQ leader Christine Fréchette tried to put space between herself and...
Newsbrief (16.9.2026)
By Murray Sherriffs Quebec steel workers are pushing all levels of government for support and a return to the tariff negotiating table: Pierre Piedalu...
Politicians react to Quebec’s soaring health care information technology costs
By Murray Sherriffs Quebec’s Ministry of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and two accounting firms—KPMG and MNP—say that Christine Fréchette’s gov...
