RCAF joins Yemen peacekeeping mission with UN observers
About 50 RCAF personnel from No. 124 Air Transport Unit join an eight nation United Nations observer group in Yemen. The mission, using Caribou and Otter aircraft, aims to disengage warring factions despite ongoing fighting and fragile ceasefire prospects.
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Yemen
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Toronto
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Sudbury
Yemen Oberver Mission
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Yemen Observer Mission
Hospital Bills and Drugs Tartar Term Clarifies Tribal Use
A notice explains that Tartar is applied to certain tribes from Manchuria and Mongolia. The report clarifies historical usage of the term in medical and pharmaceutical contexts.
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Manchuria
Mongolia
Editorials Weekly Newspapers
A page of weekly editorials notes district issues and public concerns. Signed columns reflect local opinions on governance, economy, and community matters, with varied perspectives from unnamed contributors.
Canadians back sweepstakes amid Ottawa crackdown
The Glengarry News notes that while Quebec and Ontario police crack down on sweepstakes tickets, two federal bills seek to legalize the activity. A Gallup poll and widespread signatures show strong public support for lotteries. editors urge aligning law with public will to curb illicit money outflow and restore respect for statutes.
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Canada
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J. H. Horner
Gallup
la Presse
Canadian Federation of Mayors
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Horner
London
OTA
Remembering Voices of a Bygone Era in Ottawa Journal
The piece laments the loss of old sounds from steam engines to wood stoves and blacksmith hammers. It recalls the whistle, horse hooves, creaky bridges, and churns that defined daily life, noting how modern noise has displaced these familiar voices. A reflection on memory and Change.
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Ottawa Journal
Yesteryear
Canada Heart Attacks Top Deaths for Middle-Aged White Men
The Heart Foundation reports heart attacks account for over one third of deaths among white males aged 45 to 54 in Canada, highlighting a surge in cardiovascular risk for this demographic.
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Canada
Your Heart Foundation
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