Nigerian doctor adapts to Ottawa and winter life
Fidelis Okotie, a Nigerian internist, moves to Ottawa in July 2010 after residency in New York and work in Ireland. He treats patients in hospital daily, champions direct hospital care, and notes Canada’s access to equipment and insurance as key. Hekęps acclimate amid snow, plans to marry soon, and finds Ottawa a close, friendly town.
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St. John’s Episcopal Hospital
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University of Nigeria
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Time Trip to Dust Bowl Kansas Endangers Twins
Jack and Mollie tumble into a 1930s dust storm world in a Kansa village after cloaked glasses fail to power their time machine. They ride with Jim and Mary Clayberg toward Liberal while dust chokes the cab and fear of a broken device grows.
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Great Bend
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Clayberg
Midwest
Mrs. Clayberg
Kansas Prairie
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