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Playgon Games receives gaming license to operate in Ontario, Canada

Playgon Games receives gaming license to operate in Ontario, Canada

Playgon Games Incorporated, a technology company focused on developing & licensing digital content for the fast-growing iGaming market, has announced that it has obtained a gaming license to op

GM resumes production of all-electric BrightDrop Zevo 600 delivery van in Ontario

GM resumes production of all-electric BrightDrop Zevo 600 delivery van in Ontario

American automotive giant General Motors (GM) has confirmed that it has resumed series production of the BrightDrop Zevo 600 electric delivery van at the Canadian Automotive Manufacturing Incorpora

Govt. should provide clarity on reopening of Ontario casinos ASAP: CGA Chief

Govt. should provide clarity on reopening of Ontario casinos ASAP: CGA Chief

Canadian gaming industry representatives have urged government authorities to provide clarity and guidelines for how casinos and other tourist destinations can safely resume operations as soon as p

Finding Heart-Healthy Food

Finding Heart-Healthy FoodNext time finding heart healthy food for your family makes you go into a tizzy, try to relax and come to terms with the fact that there is nothing much you can do about that. Recent studies show that very few of these food products actually show strong evidence of lowering heart disease risk.

Calories to be mentioned on menus to help children make healthier choices

Calories to be mentioned on menus to help children make healthier choices Rising rate of obesity in children has become a serious issue demanding wholesome efforts of parents and society to fight it. Obesity has risen dramatically since the early 1990s. Faulty food habits are one of the prominent reasons behind rising rate of obesity. The Ontario Medical Association made proposal which could help in cutting down high rates of obesity in children.

17 feared dead as copter falls into frigid Atlantic

17 feared dead as copter falls into frigid AtlanticOntario (Canada), Mar. 13 : At least 17 people, including 16 offshore oil rig workers, are feared dead after their helicopter fell in to the frigid waters of the Atlantic Ocean on Thursday.

According to a Globe and Mail report, the helicopter had flown out of St. John''s, and was hit by mechanical problems half-an-hour later above the choppy seas of the North Atlantic. One person was rescued and one fatality confirmed.

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