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Kingston, Ont. families, students budgeting for back to school shoppingAmid rising costs for everyday items, some Kingston families are finding creative ways to save money while back to school shopping.EducationAug 16
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Grievers protest months-long cemetery standoff that’s left over 300 bodies unburiedThe labour dispute has left more than 300 bodies unburied, with the remains stored at freezing temperatures in an on-site repository.CanadaJul 9
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Provincial investments aim to strengthen United Way Winnipeg and its initiativesManitoba is matching millions of dollars in funds from community donors to support United Way Winnipeg, in its push to get families and children the help they needCanadaMay 8
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Respite suspension at Ont. centre for children with disabilities leaves families high and dryErinoakKids Centre for Treatment and Development says it's putting a temporary pause on its respite care while it works to expand its services, leaving some families scrambling.CanadaApr 18
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April 8 – McGuire FinancialMcGuire Financial, Talk to the Experts at 11 am on QR Calgary. Today’s financial climate isn’t what it used to be; people are living longer, and goals have changed. Economic factors like rising interest rates and inflation influence how Canadians save, invest and plan. Whether your retirement is around the corner or in the distant...AdvertisementApr 2
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Montreal firefighters deliver Christmas cheer with holiday basketsMontreal firefighters are in the spirit of the giving delivering Christmas cheer to families in need with their 35th edition of the annual holiday basket drive.CanadaDec 20, 2022
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Low-income Montrealers hit hard by rising housing costs, report findsAffordable housing in the Greater Montreal Area has become more difficult for low-income families, according to a new report released Tuesday.CanadaNov 22, 2022
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Increased costs challenge Kingston, Ont.-area charities this ThanksgivingMartha's Table and the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Kingston say increased food prices, with more people needing the charities support, is proving to be a challenge.EconomyOct 6, 2022
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Almost 2,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines given to Sask. kids under 5COVID-19 vaccines for kids aged six months to four years became available in Saskatchewan July 21-22, and almost 2,000 doses have been administered since.HealthJul 29, 2022
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Montreal food banks feeling the pinch as donations dwindleWith inflation reaching a national average 7.7 per cent, more and more families are turning to food banks for relief, but the food banks say they're struggling to meet demand.CanadaJul 14, 2022
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