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EdmontonBiologists are revisiting Lac La Biche's shoreline a decade after a previous assessment to track changes in development and environmental conditions. Biologists revisit the shoreline to see how development and environmental changes have affected the lakeJessica Campbell · CBC News · Posted: Oct 01, 2026 7:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: October 1Listen to this articleEstimated 4 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. A section of Lac La Biche's shoreline which is being studied by Masse Environmental as part of a shoreline study. They are looking at how much development is on the shoreline and how much of the area is undeveloped as one part of the research. (Jessica Campbell/CBC)From a boat on Lac La Biche, a team of biologists is getting a closer look at what has changed along the lake's shoreline over the past decade. Masse Environmental was contracted by Living Lakes Canada, a community-based water-monitoring nonprofit, to repeat a study first conducted 10 years ago.

The author said he was unhappy with the medical care he was getting at home, so he used his airline miles to book a business class ticket to Turkey for care and cosmetic procedures. Traveling to Turkey for medical care now has several humorous taglines and associations: men traveling for hair transplants on "Turkish Hairlines," veneers dubbed "Turkey Teeth," and tourists walking around Istanbul looking as if they got in a back-alley brawl from post-surgery swelling. This isn't a niche market or recent trend. Millions of Americans venture internationally each year for medical or cosmetic procedures, and the market continues to grow. My interest in medical tourism began after I wrote for a travel-focused website about a viral TikTok influencer who praised the quality and affordability of medical care in Turkey. Months later, after an extremely disappointing annual physical at home in South Florida, I was compelled to seek medical care abroad. I originally planned to only get a comprehensive physical and enjoy Istanbul. After further research and some cosmetic care, I decided to indulge in a full-body reset this past April.