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Smiths cabinet may be full of familiar faces, but it signals a renewed fight with Ottawa and shunning of newly-elected members.

In fall of 2019, Granger Smith was diagnosed with a rare, progressive neuromuscular disease called spinal muscular atrophy just days after he was born. At six weeks old, he became the first child at UK HealthCare to receive a brand-new FDA-approved treatment for this disease and today, Granger is an active preschooler who inspires his family and providers.

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We’re all about to be waist deep in the busy summer season, and for many of us, it’s also time to get waist deep in a northern Michigan lake...

The event, coming to Prince George on June 3, was co-developed by a UBC Northern Medical Program graduate.

Heather Smith knows what many kids hear as their families walk up and down Main Street, popping in and out of shops. “By the time they get here, they’ve been told a hundred times, 'Don’t touch, don’t touch,'” she said.

Here are the Canadian picture books, early chapter books and middle-grade titles we are excited about this season.

They will now turn their attention towards taking on the Stingrays next week.

Heather Smith knows what many kids hear as their families walk up and down Main Street, popping in and out of shops. “By the time they get here, they’ve been told a hundred times, 'Don’t touch, don’t touch,'” she said.

The Cumberland Life Festival, a rite of passage for Greencastle-Antrim Middle School eighth-graders first held in 1973, continues 50 years later.