Resilience
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Irish heritage on display for St. Patrick’s parade in KingstonRain couldn't dampen spirits at Kingston's St. Patrick's Day parade, honoring Irish immigrants. Resilience and camaraderie shone despite the weather.CanadaMar 9, 2024
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Kingston family still seeks answers after Christmas gifts stolenChristmas turns sour for Kingston family as gifts vanish from apartment storage. Landlord's response under scrutiny. Community rallies.CrimeFeb 24, 2024
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Homeless encampment dismantled under Montreal expressway as repair work beginsJuly 11was the date ordered by a Quebec judge for those experiencing homelessness to vacate and clean up the expressway encampment where they have been living since November.CanadaJul 11, 2023
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Moving beyond emissions: How Canada can weather the floods of the futureThe flood disasters of 2021 showed Canada’s critical infrastructure is not prepared for more severe weather ahead. Climate change adaptation is the key to changing that.CanadaFeb 5, 2022
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Saskatoon’s Road Coffee Co. receives $10K award for resilience throughout pandemicSaskatoon's very own Road Coffee Co. is one of 10 businesses in Canada who received a $10,000 grant for their global efforts to improve the coffee industry.CanadaSep 19, 2021
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‘I’m proud of us’: Teen tribute highlights resiliency during pandemicA tribute video put together by Strathcona County recognizes resilient youth and their tenacity during the course of the pandemic.FeaturesJul 27, 2021
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How to stay resilient when every day feels the same during COVID-19 pandemicAuthor of ‘The Happiness Equation’ Neil Pasricha joins 'The Morning Show' with tips on how to build your resilience as we move through the third wave of the pandemic.LifestyleApr 29, 2021
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Managing burnout, building resilience strategies as pandemic stretches onTips on how to manage burnout one year into the COVID-19 pandemic.LifestyleMar 7, 2021
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Updated Lethbridge nursing program focuses on advocacy, reconciliationThe overhaul includes 25 new courses for the four-year program, a strong focus on leadership and advocacy, both within health care and in the larger community.EducationOct 23, 2020
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Tough stretch makes Edmonton athlete wiseLocal athlete Brielle Wise has faced some bad luck over the last three years. A pair of knee injuries and serious car accident have thrown her curve balls she could've never expected, but through it all she's learned a lot about herself.SportsDec 27, 2019
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