Hanna council approves visitor centre agreement
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Hanna council approves visitor centre agreement

The Town of Hanna council approved a summer 2026 operation agreement with Harvest Sky Economic Development Corporation for the visitor information center. Harvest Sky will manage staffing, marketing, and operational costs, while the town will handle utilities and maintenance. The town will also cover any operational losses.
What parents should know about ‘forever chemicals’
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What parents should know about ‘forever chemicals’

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), known as "forever chemicals," are persistent in the environment and linked to various health risks including liver, kidney, and reproductive issues. The Canadian government is proposing to classify most PFAS as toxic to reduce their use. Consumers can limit exposure by reading labels and avoiding products containing PFAS.
Alberta healthcare hinges on function, not structure, doctor says
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Alberta healthcare hinges on function, not structure, doctor says

Dr. Alika Lafontaine highlights that Alberta's healthcare issues stem from daily operations rather than structural changes. He advocates for a focus on patient outcomes, contending that improving care quality is more vital than merely cutting costs. Effective reform should prioritize culture change and efficient care delivery to reduce inefficiencies and enhance patient experiences.
Canadian steel industry struggling under Trump tariffs
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Canadian steel industry struggling under Trump tariffs

Chatham-Kent–Leamington MP Dave Epp addresses challenges posed by Trump's tariffs and the Iran war, urging the federal government to reduce regulatory red tape for businesses seeking stability. Industry leaders emphasize the need for domestic steel production and relief from tariffs to encourage private investment and job recovery in affected sectors.