Canadian woman reunited with dog that went missing in Topeka
Lorraine Burch, of Toronto, was reunited Friday with her Whippet show dog Oola, which had been missing since late Tuesday in Topeka.
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Lorraine Burch, of Toronto, was reunited Friday with her Whippet show dog Oola, which had been missing since late Tuesday in Topeka.
This year has been the largest gathering in the event’s history with over 1,000 dogs competing.
One walk-in clinic manager in HRM says lineups have grown in recent months, with a day's worth of appointment slots filled within 45 minutes of the clinic opening its doors.
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Nova Scotia deputy health minister Jeannine Lagasse has offered to sit down with cash-strapped community health centres to discuss funding, and to try to understand where these groups fit in the transformation of health care in Nova Scotia.