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Five of the six Rousch family members have haemochromatosis.

Currently its a tolerable if not welcome -10C with a breeze by prairie standards of 3 km/h from the northwest making it feel -11.

Applications for services from the Christmas Bureau of Edmonton, for one, have spiked 40 per cent, with just over 17,300 approved.

Despite temperatures expected to drop to -36 C overnight, local philanthropist Dan Johnstone will be camping out in south Edmonton, collecting food and cash for the Edmonton Food Bank.

Australia is set to launch the worlds first patient registry for Haemochromatosis, a genetic disorder where the body absorbs dangerous levels of iron.

Growing up in a religious household, and with a passion for music, pop culture and fashion, the story of the controversial megachurch Hillsong was something that quickly captured Dan Johnstone‘s ...

He had been working on the high-rise since construction began and occasionally operated the crane himself, said a family member. “All we know is that he didn’t suffer – so for that we have some relief,” said father Steven Zook. “We’re just looking for some more closure. We’ve never walked in a valley like this before. But it’s one day at a time. One step at a time." Family and friends are grieving over the loss and waiting for answers. “I should’ve made more time to han...

Executive Advisor, High Impact Firms, BDC Advisory With over 30 years of experience in the packaged goods, pharmaceutical and food industries, Dan has held senior positions at companies ranging in size between $30M and $1B in revenue. His talents for strategic planning, leadership training, business development and marketing have led the companies under his direction to great success. Dan achieved breakthrough results in the healthcare industry by creating long-term partnerships between highly ...