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Rally held against expansion of forced treatment in B.C.

By Icanada Oct 11, 2024 #alberta #Breaking News #calgary #CBC | Canada News #news

A woman stands outside. Her shirt reads 14,629 dead in B.C.

The B.C. NDP and B.C. Conservatives have pledged to expand forced treatment but a rally in Prince George, as well as a federal minister, say the province should focus on expanding voluntary care instead.

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As demand rises and prices soar, this Nova Scotia food bank is cutting back

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As demand rises and prices soar, this Nova Scotia food bank is cutting back

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