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You Might Want to Rethink Your Trip to Boundary Waters Right Now

You Might Want to Rethink Your Trip to Boundary Waters Right Now
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Onion Lake powwow returns to huge crowd after pandemic measures lifted

Posted: Jul 20, 2021 6:17 PM ET | Last Updated: July 20 Up to 1,200 powwow dancers, their families and people from surrounding communities gathered at Onion Lake Cree Nation, about 300 kilometres northwest of Saskatoon.(Alton Whitefish/Facebook) After provincial pandemic restrictions were lifted in Saskatchewan earlier this month, the 2021 powwow at Onion Lake Cree Nation returned in a big way last weekend. Up to 1,200 powwow dancers, their families and people from surrounding communities gathered at Onion Lake, on the Alberta-Saskatchewan border, about 300 kilometres northwest of Saskatoon. Videos and photos posted to social media over the weekend captured the impressive turnout and the enthusiasm of attendees.

Colorado man drowns after canoe capsizes during storm in Boundary Waters

Colorado man drowns after canoe capsizes during storm in Boundary Waters By FOX 9 Staff ELY, Minn. (FOX 9) - A Colorado man died in an apparent drowning after his canoe capsized during a storm in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness Monday morning.  According to the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office, two men from Colorado were canoeing in East Loon Bay on Loon Lake when they ran into heavy rain and winds from a severe storm. Their canoe capsized from a wave and both men were thrown into the water.  One of the men, a 65-year-old from Grand Junction, was able to swim to shore with their gear while the other, identified as 73-year-old Wayne Morrow from Fort Lupton, stayed with their gear. When the 65-year-old returned, Morrow was missing.  

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July 20, 2021 - 7:21 PM VIRUS OUTBREAK-MINNESOTA Hennepin County doubles down on vaccine incentive program MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota’s most populous county is boosting its incentive program for COVID-19 vaccine shots. The Hennepin County Board of Commissioners Tuesday unanimously approved an additional $250,000 to promote vaccine shots, on top of the original $100,000 that was allocated earlier from federal recovery funds. Commissioner Chris LaTondresse says the program has increased the number of shots and Tuesday’s action “doubles down on this promising strategy” to help fight the coronavirus. The county used the original investment to buy 2,235 Visa gift cards worth $50 each. The incentive program includes partnerships with community groups to host vaccine events and provide perks such as free meals, groceries, and entertainment.

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