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Fredericton mother turns tattoo into speech for autistic son (opens the original)
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Jessica Fletcher’s keyboard tattoo isn’t just stylish — it’s also become part of her son’s speech. Her 11-year-old son Hunter is autistic and nonverbal. Up until recently, he relied mainly on an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device, a virtual tablet that has words and symbols he can select, to communicate. But that changed when the pair were at a restaurant, and his device died. Fletcher drew an alphabet on a piece of paper for him to spell out what he wanted to eat — but she
New Brunswick mother calls for vulnerable persons alert after Calgary death (opens the original)
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Chrystal Venator is calling on the New Brunswick and federal governments to improve emergency alerts for vulnerable people. “That could be my son. That could be my family. And honestly, seeing somebody living your worst nightmare, it’s just devastating,” she said. She is speaking out after the death of 11-year-old Parker Wells, an autistic boy from Calgary who went missing from his day home on July 16. His body was found on July 29 in a small pipe in the city’s northeast area. An Amber Alert was
‘Whatever it takes’: N.B. premier open to using energy as leverage amid tariff threat (opens the original)
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As Canada faces 50 per cent U.S. tariffs on a wide range of products, New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt is willing to use the tools at her province’s disposal to help make a deal and avoid additional tariffs. “They hurt our economy, they make life more expensive for everyone,” she said. “New Brunswick is willing to do whatever it takes to help Canada get the deal.” That includes potentially using New Brunswick energy exported to New England in the negotiations. “We have to be very strategic about
‘Whatever it takes’: N.B. premier open to using energy as leverage amid tariff threat (opens the original)
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As Canada faces 50 per cent U.S. tariffs on a wide range of products, New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt is willing to use the tools at her province’s disposal to help make a deal and avoid additional tariffs. “They hurt our economy, they make life more expensive for everyone,” she said. “New Brunswick is willing to do whatever it takes to help Canada get the deal.” That includes potentially using New Brunswick energy exported to New England in the negotiations. “We have to be very strategic about
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