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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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White House proposes ban on Chinese tech in US cars
The Biden-Harris administration on Monday announced a proposal that would ban the use of key Chinese software and hardware in connected…
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We See India As A Friend, Not Counterbalance To China: US Envoy | EnvoyPost
United States sees India as a “friend and partner” and not as a counterbalance to any other country, US Ambassador…
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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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SEC commissioner previews Capitol Hill grilling of Chair Gary Gensler
As the House Financial Services Committee prepares to grill all five members of the Securities and Exchange Commission, including Chairman Gary…
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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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