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Katimavik, a program giving Canadian youth a chance to experience life in other parts of the country, is now looking for participants. Katimavik, funded by Heritage Canada helps young Canadians acquire job skills, learn a second language, and build friendships across the nation. If you are an enthusiastic person between the ages of 17 and 21, Katimavik is a unique eight month…
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World Wildlife Fund Canada issued a report card grade of only D+ to the Government of Alberta for its work on protecting special areas within the province. Last year, Alberta rated high with a B grade report card mark from the organization. That was largely due to the province's emphasis to the Special Places 2000 program which selected areas within the province to specially…
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World Wildlife Fund Canada issued a report card grade of only D+ to the Government of Alberta for its work on protecting special areas within the province. Last year, Alberta rated high with a B grade report card mark from the organization. That was largely due to the province's emphasis to the Special Places 2000 program which selected areas within the province to specially…
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World Wildlife Fund Canada issued a report card grade of only D+ to the Government of Alberta for its work on protecting special areas within the province. Last year, Alberta rated high with a B grade report card mark from the organization. That was largely due to the province's emphasis to the Special Places 2000 program which selected areas within the province to specially…
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World Wildlife Fund Canada issued a report card grade of only D+ to the Government of Alberta for its work on protecting special areas within the province. Last year, Alberta rated high with a B grade report card mark from the organization. That was largely due to the province's emphasis to the Special Places 2000 program which selected areas within the province to specially…
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World Wildlife Fund Canada issued a report card grade of only D+ to the Government of Alberta for its work on protecting special areas within the province. Last year, Alberta rated high with a B grade report card mark from the organization. That was largely due to the province's emphasis to the Special Places 2000 program which selected areas within the province to specially…
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World Wildlife Fund Canada issued a report card grade of only D+ to the Government of Alberta for its work on protecting special areas within the province. Last year, Alberta rated high with a B grade report card mark from the organization. That was largely due to the province's emphasis to the Special Places 2000 program which selected areas within the province to specially…
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"chequing out" welfare clients
Hay River's Soaring Eagle Friendship Centre has been given the green light to hand out monthly social assistance cheques. The Northwest Territories government approved the transfer of the welfare program to the centre in late April. The first cheques were handed out to eligible clients at the beginning of this month.
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"chequing out" welfare clients
Hay River's Soaring Eagle Friendship Centre has been given the green light to hand out monthly social assistance cheques. The Northwest Territories government approved the transfer of the welfare program to the centre in late April. The first cheques were handed out to eligible clients at the beginning of this month.
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"chequing out" welfare clients
Hay River's Soaring Eagle Friendship Centre has been given the green light to hand out monthly social assistance cheques. The Northwest Territories government approved the transfer of the welfare program to the centre in late April. The first cheques were handed out to eligible clients at the beginning of this month.
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"chequing out" welfare clients
Hay River's Soaring Eagle Friendship Centre has been given the green light to hand out monthly social assistance cheques. The Northwest Territories government approved the transfer of the welfare program to the centre in late April. The first cheques were handed out to eligible clients at the beginning of this month.
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"chequing out" welfare clients
Hay River's Soaring Eagle Friendship Centre has been given the green light to hand out monthly social assistance cheques. The Northwest Territories government approved the transfer of the welfare program to the centre in late April. The first cheques were handed out to eligible clients at the beginning of this month.
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"chequing out" welfare clients
Hay River's Soaring Eagle Friendship Centre has been given the green light to hand out monthly social assistance cheques. The Northwest Territories government approved the transfer of the welfare program to the centre in late April. The first cheques were handed out to eligible clients at the beginning of this month.
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The Slave Lake Native Friendship Centre might be looking for you. The centre, which opened its doors 25 years ago, is looking for any alumni out there. The centre is looking for any staff members who have worked at the centre over the past quarter century. The folks in Slave Lake would like information on their lost alumni before their June 14 annual general meeting, but a call…
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The Slave Lake Native Friendship Centre might be looking for you. The centre, which opened its doors 25 years ago, is looking for any alumni out there. The centre is looking for any staff members who have worked at the centre over the past quarter century. The folks in Slave Lake would like information on their lost alumni before their June 14 annual general meeting, but a call…