# Robert Strang
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robert strang (born 1960) is a Canadian physician and the chief medical officer for the province of Nova Scotia. Before becoming a doctor, Strang played rugby union for the Canada men's national rugby union team until retiring in 1991.
== Early life, rugby union career, and education ==
Born in Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, Strang and his family moved to Fredericton, New Brunswick when he was five years old.
On the phone-in: Our guests examine the definition of fascism and discuss whether the movement is on the rise again. And off the top, we hear from Dr Robert Strang about no fluoride being added to the drinking water in HRM.
On the phone-in: Dr Simon Marmura and Dr Julia Poertner discuss whether fascism is on the rise again. Callers weigh in with their thoughts. And off the top, we speak with Dr Robert Strang, the Chief Medical Officer of Health in NS. He comments on the fact that no fluoride is currently being added t…
Episode 98: AI, Cyber Scams, and Community Security Concerns with Robert Strang
On this episode Ernie sits down with Robert Strang to explore what safety really means in today’s world. From global conflicts and the drug crisis to the rise of scams and the growing influence of artificial intelligence, they break down the real threats impacting families and communities. The conv…
Ole Miss victims identified as toxicology tests are rushed — fearful students demand more info
The University of Mississippi identified the two students who died Monday as Aidan Hamilton, a freshman from Englewood, Colorado, and Robert Strang, a junior from Atlanta. The causes of both deaths remain under investigation. One student was found dead in a dorm on campus and another within city li…
Two College Students Dead, Killer Lurking at Gas Stations?
Two University of Mississippi students found dead in separate location, but both have kratom nearby. Kratom is a tropical evergreen tree, native to Southeast Asia. It's extract act as a psychoactive substanced. It's effects depending on the dose: at low doses it can act as a stimulant, and at hig…
Ole Miss Student Deaths Raise Questions About Kratom Pills
Tim Wildmon, Wesley, Steve, and Ray discuss the deaths of Ole Miss students Aidan Hamilton and Robert Strang in Oxford, Mississippi. Investigators found suspected kratom-based pills near the students, but the hosts note that toxicology reports have not confirmed whether the product contributed to t…
Ole Miss Student Deaths: Shop Warns Undercover Cops “People Were Dying” From Their Smax Pseudo-DHM Kratom Pills – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 671
Two Ole Miss students, Aidan Hamilton, 18, and Robert Strang, 20, were found dead on the same day. New police documents link both to “Smax” Pseudo-DHM, a “high-potency MGM-15 product” chewable sold as kratom by a smoke shop. Before being raided, the shop’s staff reportedly told undercover cops not …
Gas Station Heroin Linked to 2 Student Deaths At Ole Miss, Father/Son Duo Face Federal Charges
On September 21 in Oxford, Mississippi, two young men were found dead on and near the campus of Ole Miss. Aidan Hamilton, an 18-year-old freshman from Colorado, was found unresponsive in his dorm room at Stewart Hall, and was taken to a local hospital where he died. Robert Strang, 20, was found dea…
Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann continues to call for the ban of kratom in Mississippi
Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann continues to call for the ban of all kratom products in Mississippi following a toxicology report revealed in court documents that showed the same substances linked to kratom-like products in both 20-year-old Robert Strang and 18-year-old Aidan Hamilton's systems.
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Ole Miss Student Deaths: What the Toxicology Reveals | Ep. 76
New toxicology findings have changed what we know about the deaths of two Ole Miss students. According to federal court documents, Aidan Hamilton, 18, and Robert Strang, 20, both had mitragynine, MGM-15 and mitragynine pseudoindoxyl (MGPI) in their blood. What are these compounds—and how do they di…
67K Louisiana voters labeled ‘inactive’; kratom use on the rise; exhibition on design with rising water levels
Earlier this month, a mishap during routine maintenance accidentally misclassified 67,000 Louisiana voters as inactive. The Secretary of State’s office said the issue is already on its way to being fully corrected, but what questions does this bring up about how human error can impact who is able t…
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