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Southern Ontario woman gets Newfoundland accent after stroke, researchers say  TORONTO - A southern Ontario woman who suffered a serious stroke two years ago is also experiencing a rare medical mystery, one that researchers say causes her to sound like a Newfoundlander.
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Southern Ontario woman gets East Coast accent after stroke, researcher says  TORONTO - Researchers say a southern Ontario woman who suffered a serious stroke two years ago now speaks like a Newfoundlander. Rosmarie Dore suffered a stroke in 2006, triggering a rare medical phenomenon known as foreign-accent syndrome.
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Ombudsman preparing to investigate conditions in Ontario's nursing homes  TORONTO - The "horror stories" about shocking conditions in the province's nursing homes has prompted Ontario's watchdog to prepare for an investigation into whether the governing Liberals are doing enough to ensure the safety and dignity of elderly residents, The Canadian Press has learned.
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