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The executive director of a Saskatoon-based rehabilitation centre says the University of Saskatchewan’s decision to indefinitely suspend its wildlife program will leave injured wild animals with fewer treatment options and will put added pressure on organizations already stretched thin. The Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) announced last week that it will stop accepting wildlife patients as of July 22, as it conducts a review of its services.“The school’s Veterinary Medical Centre (VMC) will complete this extensive review process before making a final decision about the future of its wildlife service,” the university told Global News in a statement.“We had…
Prime Minister Mark Carney is in and out of meetings Tuesday with heads of allied…
A non-profit agency that runs Ontario’s 24-hour problem gambling helpline says a lack of funding…
Five major Ontario school boards that have been under the direct supervision of the Ford…
The finance minister will not say why his department is refusing to release the total…
A western Manitoba community is preparing for flooding to potentially worsen, as it cleans up from…
Some residents in Montreal’s Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood are demanding answers from local officials after a BIXI…
A notably wet June is delaying the ripening of Saskatoon berries for many farmers across…
The mother of a charter boat captain who is believed to have drowned when the…
A suspicious death that occurred on Saturday morning is now being investigated by the Edmonton…
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The World Cup brought excitement and celebrations to the city of Toronto for the past…
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