what do we know about this decision? the college represents almost half a million nurses and health care workers and professionals. they were due to gather around 200 person for the annual congress and liverpool. now, they discussed things such as the coronavirus pandemic. they redo to discuss that. the effective long covid, the effect it has on health care workers. we ve now been told that event has been cancelled and it will be online only. the reason that has been given are serious allegations of sexual harassment. i spoke to the rcm and they didn t want to give any further details rcn. but they have told us in a statement they ve taken these allegations very seriously, they ve reacted as soon as they were
After being closed through all of the pandemic, the Grand Rapids Children s Museum is finally reopening in a few weeks. Just in time to add to your list of summer activities to do with the kids.
GRCM announced they ll be open again to the general public on June 25th with reservations for tickets beginning June 15. Members get first dibs, though. The museum will be open on the 22nd for members and reservations starting the 14th. In addition, Tuesday s will be reserved for members only. A reservation is required for
all guests.
The museum say they ve enhanced their safety and cleaning protocols and capacity will be limited. All staff and guests will be wearing masks, too. Unfortunately, the museum s high-touch areas such as Imagination Laboratory and the water and sand stations have been limited. But there s a new exhibit for kids to enjoy like The Spin Zone, the newly-designed bubble tower, and the new Purple Cow ice cream shop added to the Little Grand Rapids exhibit.
The Globe and Mail has obtained documents that provide new insights into Bridging’s portfolio, and an analysis shows that several of its largest loans were struggling prior to the receivership
Conservation groups say they ll sue dams owner over salmon
May 13, 2021
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FAIRFIELD, Maine (AP) Three conservation groups allege that the four Kennebec River dams operated by Brookfield Renewable between Waterville and Skowhegan are threatening the survival of the endangered Atlantic salmon, according to a notice of intent to sue filed this week.
The Natural Resources Council of Maine, Maine Rivers and the Conservation Law Foundation filed notices of intent to sue Brookfield on Wednesday for what they call repeated violations of the Endangered Species Act, Maine Public Radio reported.
NRCM Senior Staff Scientist Nick Bennett said Brookfield has continued to “take” Atlantic salmon attempting to pass through the dams after its federal license expired in 2019.