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PrintHot fun in the summertime, but look out 'new Canadian' swimmers
The Lifesaving Society says 'new Canadians' at higher risk of drowning. Most media put patronizing spin on study.
TORONTO—Summer is the time when most journalists are scrambling to find things to write about. Politicians mostly close up shop, major news events are on hold until the fall, most people are on holidays and, aside from some break-ins in empty houses, even criminals take a break. This is also the time when many news departments rely on press releases.
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Hot fun in the summertime, but look out 'new Canadian' swimmers
The Lifesaving Society says 'new Canadians' at higher risk of drowning. Most media put patronizing spin on study.
TORONTO—Summer is the time when most journalists are scrambling to find things to write about. Politicians mostly close up shop, major news events are on hold until the fall, most people are on holidays and, aside from some break-ins in empty houses, even criminals take a break. This is also the time when many news departments rely on press releases.
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