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Make your new year's resolutions about values rather than outcomes, experts say

The Dose25:37How can I stick to my new year's resolutions better?Read transcribed audio Every year, Dr. Taslim Alani-Verjee makes the same new year's resolution: to be more organized. "Every year, I fail,"…

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Make your new year's resolutions about values rather than outcomes, experts say

B.C. port workers go out on strike that could have major economic impact

Government submits new offer to striking federal union