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HALIFAX Reaction is mixed to the idea of the Maritimes helping Ontario through a devastating third wave of COVID-19. The prime minister has asked the premiers to look at re-allocating resources to the largest province and leaders in the Maritime provinces are looking into whether they can help without jeopardizing the health and safety of their citizens. Some residents have mixed feelings about it. We should focus on us primarily, only us, keep our numbers down, said June Bond of Dartmouth. But many nursing students in Nova Scotia say they ll consider going to Ontario if they re called upon. If I can take my passion of nursing and use it to help the most vulnerable people right now in places where COVID is hitting the worst, then I would definitely do that, said Shanelle Partington of Yarmouth, who is in the final year of her nursing program. ....
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While driving back from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Wednesday afternoon, Summit County snowboarding legend Chad Otterstrom reflected on the Natural Selection competition he just judged and contextualized what the acclaimed event could mean for the sport moving forward. “I haven’t had my eyes peeled to a contest like that since I first started watching snowboarding as a kid,” Otterstrom said. “It gave me that kind of excitement.” Twenty-four hours earlier, Mark McMorris of Canada and Zoi Sadowski-Synnott of New Zealand were crowned champions of the two-day tournament. During the competition, Otterstrom a veteran judge of X Games, Burton U.S. Open and Dew Tour joined Sandy MacDonald and Connor Manning as the event’s judging triumvirate. ....
Holland College converts pandemic savings into new scholarships Holland College on P.E.I. is diverting money saved during the pandemic to hundreds of new scholarships for students. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Feb 01, 2021 10:10 AM AT | Last Updated: February 1 The scholarships are for P.E.I. students starting a new program.(Holland College West Prince Campus/Facebook) comments Holland College is diverting money saved during the pandemic to hundreds of new scholarships for students. In a news release Monday morning, the college announced the Define What s Next Island Entrance Awards would be offered to P.E.I. students starting a new program. ....
The National Trust for Scotland (NTS), the charity that owns Glenfinnan and many of Scotland’s best-known historic sites, is now rewriting its literature and displays at the memorial, including relabelling a scale model of the Du Teillay to give prominence to those slavery links. A large portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie at Glenfinnan visitor centre is being replaced in early 2021 by a new display detailing those links and new research that has uncovered significant ties between many Highland estate owners and slave plantations across the Americas. In a strange collision of historic and contemporary cultures, Glenfinnan is also one of Scotland’s most popular tourist destinations because its nearby railway viaduct features heavily in Harry Potter films: it was the backdrop to Harry’s flying car and used by the Hogwarts school train. ....