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Tea and microbiota: what benefits for the intestinal flora?
The intestinal microbiota is at the heart of your health. Good news: certain everyday actions can make a difference, notably the choice of your drinks.
Unifor, Grand River Transit agreement includes benefits, wage gains
The union representing roughly 820 workers at Grand River Transit in Ontario has ratified a new three-year collective agreement that includes benefits and wage gains.
Sounding Board: How to close the mental-health benefits utilization gap in Canadian workplaces
Indeed, benefits aren’t always used or accessed as expected. The gap is tied to issues around trust, design and perceived relevance. Here are a few
Witch hazel: what are its benefits against heavy legs?
For legs in great shape, veins must defy the laws of gravity! The feeling of heaviness appears when the blood circulating inside the veins is
Tartaric acid: role, benefits, dangers
Less known than other organic acids, tartaric acid is nevertheless part of our daily diet, whether in its natural form or as an additive. This
Coffee Study Reveals Potential Benefits for Stress and Memory
I’ve written about a lot of things — sparkling water, quitting soda, and wine, just to name a few. Along the way I may have given the impression that I’m the kind of
What are the health benefits of wholemeal pancakes?
It’s hard to resist a good pancake. However, when we pay attention to our diet, a question often arises: should you swap white flour for
Food: what are the health benefits of organic? (podcast)
According to the 2026 barometer carried out by the Organic Agency, 35% of French people surveyed consume organic products at least once a week and
2026 Group Benefits Providers Report: A trio of takes on benefits technology
Sobeys Inc.’s providers use AI to send instant text responses to employees to help them understand their benefits and what’s available to them, says Basil Rowe, the
Language barriers limiting employee access to workplace benefits plans: expert
Employees may also be less likely to engage with benefits communications if they aren’t confident they fully understand the information being presented, he adds. Read:
