Esprit de Corps By: Jason McNaught Before the Halifax International Airport was built in the early 1960s, there was a considerable “to do” about where to put it. Residents of the tiny maritime province of Nova Scotia spend more than 100 days a year tucked under a thick blanket of fog. Actually, to be more … Read more ›
2015 Winnipeg Consumer Choice Award Winners (previously linked to http://www.news9.com/story/27383402/2015-winnipeg-consumer-choice-award-winners)
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Edmonton Sun By Kevin Maimann Two local foundations supporting veterans will get a helping hand from the federal government this Remembrance Day. Edmonton-Centre MP Laurie Hawn announced Wednesday that the feds will kick in $5,000 to the No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation for commemorative poppy-laying ceremonies, as well as $2,500 to the Canadian Corps … Read more ›
The vast majority of Canadians believe we have an obligation to ensure veterans find meaningful employment after their military service. The exact number has hit an all-time high of 96 per cent, up from 94 per cent last year, and 90 per cent in 2008. The annual Nanos national Remembrance Day survey, released today by … Read more ›
Because It's About Them Too. Get Vaccinated. Don't Spread the Flu: Minister Selby Getting immunized against the flu will be easier for Manitobans this year with access to more health-care professionals able to administer the flu vaccines and additional locations including pharmacies, new ACCESS centres and QuickCare clinics, Health Minister Erin Selby announced today. … Read more ›