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Mothertrucker author Amy Butcher was looking for a story in northern Alaska She found a friend instead

Mothertrucker author Amy Butcher was looking for a story in northern Alaska She found a friend instead
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Mothertrucker Author: Gabby Petito tragedy is one of countless stories in America s epidemic of intimate partner violence

The horrifying news update on Gabby Petito – the cross-country traveler who was found strangled to death in a remote corner of Wyoming – became a national fixation and garnered worldwide media attention. But with Amy Butcher, author of a new memoir Mothertrucker, it quickly becomes very personal. When Butcher was in her twenties, she too toured the American West with her partner.

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Ohio Wesleyan Professors Amy Butcher, David Caplan to Present at Free Nov. 9 Event

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Hill Movers: Staff changes and departures for Miller, Alghabra and Garneau

iPolitics By Linsey Raschkowan. Published on Feb 25, 2021 11:47am Parliament Hill in January 2021. (Jolson Lim/iPolitics) Mike Burton, chief of staff for Indigenous Services Minister Minister Marc Miller, has left temporarily, for parental leave. Burton and his wife welcomed their second child, Kyana, last spring, he is on leave is until May. “I feel lucky to work for a minister and a government that supports and encourages dads to take parental leave,” he said in a statement to iPolitics. “I’m grateful to have been able to take leaves with both of my kids.” Burton’s first child, Ninwaya, was born in August 2018. He lamented that being a full time parent to two children under three years old is “exhausting and rewarding”, especially when experiencing the challenges of raising children during the extraordinary times of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Some snowbirds still flying south despite tough new travel rules

Posted: Feb 05, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: February 7 A plane used by Transport service KMC is seen at the Montreal Saint-Hubert Longueuil Airport in November 2020. The Quebec company is still flying snowbirds to Florida even after Ottawa announced tough new travel measures. (Submitted by Sylvie Charbonneau)

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