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More Nova Scotians died by suicide in 2021 than ever before: provinceThe deaths of 142 Nova Scotians in 2021 were ruled suicide by the province's medical examiner. That number is up from 2020 but similar to years prior.Canada2 hours
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Urgences-santé paramedics struggling to keep up with emergency callsOnly half of the scheduled paramedics were on hand to respond to Montreal emergency calls on the overnight shift last weekend, creating dangerously long wait times, the union says.HealthMay 18
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Arctic exhibition makes a stop in SaskatoonArctic: A Man Under the Ice is making its way across Canada, starting in Saskatoon. The exhibit portrays the experiences of world-renowned diver and photographer Mario Cyr.ScienceApr 20
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Saskatoon Tribal Council seeks expansion of wellness centre contractThe Saskatoon Tribal Council is looking at a new location for its Emergency Wellness Centre on 20 Street near Avenues L and M.CanadaApr 12
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PHR executive director responds after safe consumption services denied by provincial fundingPrairie Harm Reduction's executive director was devastated after the government of Saskatchewan announced their budget on Wednesday.HealthMar 24
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Saskatoon Ukrainians expect Russian invasion within days"There is no panic in Ukraine, because they have been at war for eight years," says a media representative with the Ukrainian Canadian Congress in Saskatchewan.WorldFeb 20
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Hundreds of Kingstonians participate in global climate strikeIn one of the many rallies held worldwide, Kingstonians gathered at City Park to call for action on climate change.EnvironmentSep 24, 2021
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After classmate died by suicide, Alberta teen wants everyone to learn signs of crisisAfter a former classmate died by suicide, a young student has developed a free app to help more people in crisis.HealthSep 7, 2021
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Maritime children in crisis amid pandemic, experts say'In spite of the overwhelming evidence that the kids are not alright and that the kids are in a state of crisis, so little has been done,' says the CEO of Children First Canada.CanadaSep 3, 2021
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Advocates gather at Montreal’s Place Émilie-Gamelin for International Overdose Awareness DayAdvocates who took part in the event are trying to spread awareness and educate the public on the effects and dangers of opioid use.NewsAug 31, 2021
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