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Military will get to Manitoba First Nation dealing with water issues on Monday: chief — REUTERS / ixx511

First Nation · Manitoba

Military will get to Manitoba First Nation dealing with water issues on Monday: chief

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The chief of a First Nation in the throes of severe water issues, including flooding and backed sewage, says eight members of the Canadian Armed Forces are to arrive in his northern Manitoba community on Monday.See the Story

Feds spending $9.5M on Rouge National Urban Park and Rouge Beach improvements — Experience the serene beauty of Scarborough Bluffs Park with its cliffs and sandy beach under a clear blue sky. by Grace Robertson/Pexels / Pexels

Canadian Politics · Toronto

Feds spending $9.5M on Rouge National Urban Park and Rouge Beach improvements

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Carney meets with Coastal First Nations today to talk major projects, oceans — REUTERS / Blair Gable

Canadian Politics · Canada

Carney meets with Coastal First Nations today to talk major projects, oceans

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Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet today with Coastal First Nations in Prince Rupert, B.C., to discuss his government’s major projects agenda and marine conservation.See the Story

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