Family News Update: Important Cancer Drug Warning, Canada’s Most Romantic City, A Bride With A Reason To Hide Behind Her Veil and more

February 10th, 2010

• Though sitting in front of the television can’t be helping:
TV isn’t making the kids fat, the ads are (The Toronto Star)

• Important information:
Paxil blocks effects of breast cancer drug (The Toronto Star)

• Least-enticing Valentine’s plans, Part 1 – Bring your wife to the “Paris of the Prairies”:
The most romantic city? Saskatoon (The Globe and Mail)

• Least-enticing Valentine’s plans, Part 2 – “No pressure honey, but HAVE SECONDS!”:
A Viagra alternative to serve by candlelight (The New York Times)

• Probably because they want more sweets:
Sweet-toothed children ‘may have depression’ (BBC)

• This includes ordering a Diet Coke with your super-sized Big Mac combo:
Canadians gravitate toward meals that are convenient, claim to be nutritious (Yahoo)

• And finally, from the “Probably should have checked that out before the wedding” department:
Arab ambassador discovers bride is bearded and cross-eyed behind veil (The Telegraph)

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