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Photo by Liz Copan / Studio Copan Recently released numbers show an increase in the county’s unemployment rate in December, when the county was restricted to level red on the COVID-19 dial. But heading into March, and down to level yellow on the dial, Summit County employers say they need more employees. According to the Colorado Department of Labor and Unemployment, the unemployment rate in Summit County rose by 1% from November to December last year. The unemployment rate was 7.8% by the end of December . A chart shows the unemployment rate throughout 2020 in Summit, Eagle, Pitkin, Routt ...

A Calgary psychologist who counsels doctors and other medical professional said she’s “extremely worried” about burnout within the system.

The United States Congress has passed a bill that includes largely restoring Sudan’s legal immunity, days after the country was formally removed from the US list of states sponsoring terrorism (SST). However, the legislation, passed on Monday, does include an exemption that allows lawsuits filed by the families of victims of the September 11 attacks already under way in US courts to move forward. The state sponsor of terrorism designation, which was in place for almost three decades, had weighed on Sudan’s economy and restricted its ability to receive aid. For investors, the reinstating o...

From staff reports WHEELING — West Virginia Northern Community College has received a nearly $190,000 Opioid-Impacted Family Support Program grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration. This grant-funded program will expand access to behavioral health services for families impacted by opioids and other substance use disorders. HRSA awarded 28 organizations nearly $12.5 million across the United States. WVNCC was the only organization in West Virginia awarded a grant. The grant provides stipends and tuition assistance for students enrolled in one of two new programs at WVNCC...

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WHITECOURT Mandatory, province-wide restrictions announced by the Government of Alberta on December 8 have been put into effect to protect the health system and slow the spread of COVID-19. These mandatory restrictions will in place at least until January 12, 2021. Health officials are monitoring the situation and will adjust measures if required. All Albertans, businesses, organizations and service providers must follow all new health measures. Gathering Restrictions Effective immediately, all indoor and outdoor social gatherings – public and private – a...