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34 people treated for heart attacks at Newmarket hospital after shovelling snow.
February is Heart Month in Canada , a time to raise awareness about the importance of cardiovascular health.
Heart and Stroke Foundation says that cases of cardiac arrest increase by 10 per cent in the winter months .
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