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VOCM Cares Thanksgiving Food Drive in Full Swing (opens the original)
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Thanksgiving is just around the corner, a time when many of us look forward to gathering around a full table with family and friends. But for thousands of people across the province, putting a holiday meal together is a serious financial struggle – especially these days. To help ensure that nobody goes hungry, the VOCM Cares Thanksgiving Food Drive kicked off earlier this week. Tina Bishop, the general manager of the Community Food Sharing Association, says demand is up and donations are down, s
Recruitment and Retention Remains Top Priority for NLHS (opens the original)
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NL Health Services is “pulling out all the stops” in its efforts to recruit nurses and physicians, but serious challenges remain. CEO Ron Johnson says some 300 nursing positions are still vacant but the health authority has seen success in recruiting local nursing graduates. “Last year I think we got 95 per cent of them, in that range – close to 300 people, we’re hoping to get that percentage again this year. We have international recruitment strategies; we’re pulling out all stops.” Health care
Town of Rocky Harbour Warning of Black Bear (opens the original)
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The Rocky Harbour town council is warning residents about an aggressive black bear in and around the neighbourhood. The town says, normally, black bears are not aggressive but this one has already displayed behaviour that left a couple of residents uneasy. A trap has been set up, and officials are asking people not to allow their children and pets outside unsupervised. The town is also asking residents to keep their garbage stored properly.
Premier’s Office Not Commenting on Concept on Forming Single Atlantic Canadian Economic Unit (opens the original)
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The Premier’s Office says it’s looking forward to working with the other Atlantic provinces on economic growth in the region, but won’t say specifically whether it supports the concept of the four provinces forming a single economic unit. That was the key recommendation of an Atlantic Economic Panel report released last week. The report suggested that forming a single Atlantic Canadian economy while maintaining separate provincial governments would help the region compete globally. The Premier’s
Province Hopes to Have MRI Services Established in GF-W by 2028 (opens the original)
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Work is underway to bring MRI services to Grand Falls-Windsor. Premier Tony Wakeham made the announcement in the town this week. Some $7-million was set aside for the project in the spring budget. Wakeham says work has already started at the Central Newfoundland Regional Health Centre. He says planning and renovations – which will take time – have begun. He expects the new MRI machine to be up and running by 2028. Wakeham says staffing will involve opportunities for many, including existing staf
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