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Free film screening, talk in Kamloops to commemorate Black History Month - Kamloops News - Vimarsana News

Free film screening, talk in Kamloops to commemorate Black History Month - Kamloops News

The Paramount Theatre will be offering a free movie screening followed by a discussion to commemorate Black History Month in the community.

My 'Uncle Rev' dedicated his life to serve Montreal's Black community - Vimarsana News

My 'Uncle Rev' dedicated his life to serve Montreal's Black community

Nearly a century ago, Andrea Este's great-uncle founded a community centre that was a sanctuary for Montreal's Black community for decades. She writes about why it's important to remember his story today, and how she's honouring his legacy by working to revive the community centre.

Source: cbc.ca
Why financial incentives aren't enough to deal with health-care staffing shortages - Vimarsana News

Why financial incentives aren't enough to deal with health-care staffing shortages

Many provincial and territorial governments have announced financial incentives to keep or attract nurses and doctors, but some experts say it isn't enough.

Source: cbc.ca
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Get informed on the top stories of the day in one quick scan

In today's Morning Brief, experts say financial incentives are not enough to retain doctors and nurses. Also, a potential new fee for cellphone users.

Source: cbc.ca
Residents respond to West Palm Beach ordinance that aims to protect tenants from skyrocketing rent prices - Vimarsana News

Residents respond to West Palm Beach ordinance that aims to protect tenants from skyrocketing rent prices

Landlords would need to give residents a 60-day notice if there is a rent increase of more than 5%.

Source: wpbf.com