Thursday July 10, 2014 – 12pm
Posted Jul 10, 2014 02:35:28 PM.
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12:00- Todd Boyce, Ottawa resident moved to action after hearing the Jeffery Baldwin story
D-C Entertainment has reversed an unpopular decision not to allow the Superman logo on a memorial statue of a Toronto boy who was starved to death. 5-year-old Jeffrey Baldwin died in 2002 after being severely neglected by his grandparents, but a coroner’s inquest into his death caught the attention of Boyce who was moved by Jeffrey’s plight and raised money to build a statue of the boy wearing a Superman costume, since the inquest heard that Jeffrey loved the superhero. D-C Entertainment initially refused Boyce permission to use the logo, but gave Boyce the O-K, two days after The Canadian Press first reported the denial.
12:30- Douglas Broad, Chiropodist at Achilles, Custom Orthotics & Footcare
Sure they’re cute. But flip-flops can do more harm than good. Why summer’s ubiquitous shoe is one of the worst things you can wear on your feet. Flip-flops are easy to slip on, often cheap to purchase and ubiquitous both at the beach and on city streets. But they’re one of the worst things you can wear on your feet. Most flip-flops offer no arch support. In fact, continuous walking them may cause the calf muscle to stretch, straining the Achilles tendon. Regularly wearing shoes without support can hurt your knees, hips and back.
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