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Some Yukoners want scheduled flights to return to village of Mayo
Residents of Mayo, Yukon and the surrounding communities say they miss AirNorth's scheduled flights in and out of the community.The public flight service to the community began in 2018 to serve the mining industry in the region, but was cut in 2020.Four years later, some residents want the company to consider reinstating the service.One of those residents is Anne Leckie, who has called the Mayo area home for the past 40 years."I'm a senior citizen," she said, explaining that when she has to see
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'Big Mood': Nicola Coughlan moves on from 'shy' roles, playing a confident and 'wild' woman in must-watch show
Bridgerton and Derry Girls star Nicola Coughlan will make you laugh and cry so hard in Camilla Whitehill's show Big Mood, on Tubi April 19.
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Build Nova Scotia reviewing provincially-owned Halifax waterfront properties
The crown corporation responsible for several high profile projects underway in Nova Scotia has quietly launched a review of the province's holdings along the Halifax waterfront.The provincial government owns or controls a major portion of the waterfront.David Benoit, the president and CEO of Build Nova Scotia, acknowledged the existence of the internal review on Wednesday in response to questions at a meeting of the Nova Scotia legislature's public accounts committee.Liberal MLA Braedon Clark w
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Here’s the latest for Thursday, April 18: Two jurors dismissed in Trump case; Kennedy family members endorse Biden; Sanctions on Iran increased; Fiery crash on Chicago-area tollway.
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Alberta seeing “heightened wildfire activity”, outpacing 2023 so far
“To date, in 2024, we’ve had more wildfire starts than we had in 2023,” said Forestry Minister Todd Loewen
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VideoProsecutor gives closing argument in trial of an Arizona rancher charged with killing migrant
Closing arguments begin in the trial of an Arizona rancher charged with fatally shooting an unarmed migrant on his property near the U.S.-Mexico border
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36-year-old inmate declared dead at Regina Correctional Centre
Saskatchewan's Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety says an inmate has died in Regina.According to a release, it happened Tuesday morning at the Regina Correctional Centre (RCC), where staff found the 36-year-old man unresponsive on a living unit at about 9:20 a.m. CST.The ministry said correctional staff tried life saving measures, but the man was declared dead shortly after, around 10 a.m. CST.RCMP and Saskatchewan Corners Service are investigating the death, the release said.Th
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