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Sofina Foods workers reignite union efforts at Edmonton plant

Sofina Foods workers reignite union efforts at Edmonton plant
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Family seeking answers after man dies following injuries at Edmonton food processing facility

The family of Samir Subedi, 33, who died in hospital after being injured at work in an Edmonton food-processing facility, is seeking answers about what happened.

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Family seeking answers after man fatally injured at Edmonton food processing facility

The family of Samir Subedi, 33, who died in hospital after being injured at work in an Edmonton food-processing facility, is seeking answers about what happened.

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WT student groups to host Earth Day event for regional schools

WT student groups to host Earth Day event for regional schools WTAMU Newsroom © WTAMU Newsroom Environmental Science Society members Jason Velasquez, from left, Daisa Brown, Christian Campos and Damaris Washington plan hands-on activities for WT s Earth Day celebration. CANYON West Texas A&M University students will help regional elementary students celebrate Earth Day with hands-on activities. The Environmental Science Society at WT and the American Chemical Society will lead several activities April 21 to help third- and fourth-grade students from Thomas R. Helton Elementary School in Wheeler and Wildorado Elementary School learn more about the importance of protecting the environment. “We all live on Planet Earth, and we all need to do our best to keep it in the best shape possible. That starts with education. That’s the first step in making progress,” said Damaris Washington, ESS vice president and junior environmental science geology major fro

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