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Moncton group needs more money to help unhoused | EnvoyPost
Moncton non-profit Rising Tide Community Initiatives said in September 2024 that its supportive-housing program had completed homes for 117 tenants…
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N.B. party leaders tout health plans on campaign trail | EnvoyPost
Health care became a central issue in New Brunswick’s 2024 provincial election as Progressive Conservative leader Blaine Higgs, Liberal leader…
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Reconciliation Week kicks off in Lethbridge | EnvoyPost
Lethbridge opened its 2024 Reconciliation Week with a public ceremony outside city hall on September 23. Blackfoot and Métis Elders…
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Regina school forced to use library, teachers’ lounge as classrooms | EnvoyPost
Rapid enrolment growth forced Jack MacKenzie School in Regina to convert its library, dance studio and teachers’ lounge into classrooms…
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50 people report gastrointestinal illness after attending P.E.I. shellfish festival | EnvoyPost
Prince Edward Island’s Chief Public Health Office investigated reports of gastrointestinal illness from about 50 people who attended the PEI…
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Manitoba woman learning ‘to embrace the best days’ with cervical dystonia | EnvoyPost
Steinbach, Manitoba resident Vanessa David shared her experience with cervical dystonia during Dystonia Awareness Month in September 2024. Years of…
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Something’s fishy: 1 in 5 seafood products are mislabelled, study finds | EnvoyPost
A peer-reviewed study of seafood sold by Calgary restaurants and retailers found that roughly one in five sampled products was…
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Via Rail CEO says late trains to Halifax ‘elephant in the room’ as service modernizes | EnvoyPost
Via Rail’s plan for a modern Montreal–Halifax service confronted a basic obstacle in September 2024: the Ocean frequently failed to…
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Search for unmarked graves begins at former residential school in Sturgeon Landing, Sask. | EnvoyPost
Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation and Saskatchewan Polytechnic began a ground-penetrating radar survey at the former Sturgeon Landing Residential School site…
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New motion seeks to stave off abolition of Vancouver Park Board | EnvoyPost
Vancouver Park Board commissioners considered a September 2024 motion to modernize the 134-year-old elected body and resist city council’s plan…
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