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• 1,500 corrections officers’ guardianship petitions have been processed • 621 vaccines have been administered • 198 nurses have received flu vaccinations • 60 medical facilities have reported vaccine compliance • 56 medical facilities…
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From bottom left: An shearing fox, its young present to show that the mother has taught it how to fend for itself Henri Daigle poses with two kittens, and baby ox, both he and…
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Image copyright Reuters Image caption By law, voters in Hong Kong need to have been Hong Kongers for five years before they can contest elections Hong Kong residents of mainland Chinese nationality will be…
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In her column for The Sun earlier this week, freelance journalist Reza Fatahi wrote that Canada’s police leaders need to take a more hands-on approach to COVID-19 as the federal government moves ahead with…
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Written by By Mélanie Berliet, CNN Quebec has been a step ahead of English-speaking neighbors Canada and the United States when it comes to issues around language. Last year, the province implemented controversial policies…
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption One-time Howard University football star (pictured) pleaded not guilty to 20 counts of child rape. Watch the first episode of His Caring Heart, the BBC’s new half-hour series…
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Sally Osman interviews Jane Cooper Community organising and anti-poverty campaigners argue that the food bank phenomenon is an attempt to deflect from the severe poverty affecting many communities. In an interview with Sally Osman…
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Since she was a young woman in Afghanistan, Khalida Popal has been an outspoken critic of the country’s conservative society and the Taliban, and now a commander in the insurgent group. After Popal was…
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(Helsinki, Finland) – Following a UNESCO decision last November to list UNESCO’s World Heritage List areas as protected areas, it is a right step towards preserving the environment around Estonia, Finland and the surrounding…
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Image copyright AFP Image caption Ortega hopes a new constitution can spur economic growth Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has won his third consecutive election in a poll labelled a “parody” by observers. Mr Ortega’s…
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