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15 Minutes: Kevin Rowdy Rowsey II, Executive Director of Blackspace in Durham

15 Minutes: Kevin Rowdy Rowsey II, Executive Director of Blackspace in Durham
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How the changing face of the New Brunswick winter is forcing some adjustments

Less snow and cold, more rain and warmth. New Brunswick winters have changed and look like they will continue to do so.

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TNRD pauses implementation of COVID-19 vaccination policy; mandate was to take effect Feb 1 - Kamloops News

TNRD pauses implementation of COVID-19 vaccination policy; mandate was to take effect Feb 1 - Kamloops News
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January now deadliest month as Sask restrictions extended to Feb 19

Article content Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 restrictions will be extended three weeks to Feb. 19. The provincial government made the announcement on the same day that January became the deadliest month of the pandemic. Fourteen more people with COVID-19 have died, setting a new daily high for deaths and setting an unenviable mark with five days remaining in the month. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. January now deadliest month as Sask. restrictions extended to Feb. 19 Back to video Total deaths rose to 268, with 115 of those so far in January, 106 in December, 22 in November and 25 from March to October.

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