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Tufts researchers Dan Maxwell and Karen Jacobsen explain the challenges of providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine and refugees fleeing the country.
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It’s come sailing through a storm and a pandemic, no wonder Brook’s in Brighouse is looking on the bright side. By Jay Rayner
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The big dry: Drought hits farmers hard as winter looms 9 May, 2021 05:00 PM 6 minutes to read Stu Fraser's North Canterbury farm has had just 80mm of rain all year. Photo / George Heard Stu Fraser's North Canterbury farm has had just 80mm of rain all year. Photo / George Heard Up the brown hill where his grandfather lies, Stu Fraser's epic view tells two stark tales. Down on the flat of Amuri basin, the local irrigation scheme flaunts its lush rewards: emerald swathes of dairy land, crisscrossing the scenic North Canterbury landscape. And down by the meandering Hurunui River...
Article content A Calvin councillor has resigned over what he calls a “toxic work environment” following the release of an integrity commissioner report that found him in violation of the municipality’s code of conduct. Coun. Dean Grant announced his resignation during a council meeting Tuesday, prior to members voting on whether to sanction him as recommended by the municipality’s integrity commissioner, E4M or Expertise for Municipalities. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Calvin councillor resigns over 'toxic' environment Back to video ...