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Pony rides were discontinued since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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World Business Report-20210915-04:37:00

could start to spiral out of control, forcing the us federal reserve to raise interest rates and possibly derail the nation's economic recovery. joining me now is maike currie, who's the investment director at fidelity international. your thoughts on this latest news from the us?- your thoughts on this latest news from the us? very much in line with what _ news from the us? very much in line with what economists - news from the us? very much in line with what economists were i line with what economists were expecting, sally, so the increase in the rise of inflation of 5.3%, slightly down on the previous month but still the most sustained increase we have seen in inflation since the 1990s and there is big debate around inflation, specifically in the us but really globally is whether inflation is transitory, temporarily, and mostly caused by pandemic lead disruptions, the supply chain issues we continuously hear about the rise in prices is something more permanent, more

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Muskrat Dam Receives COVID-19 Vaccines


Dryden, ON, Canada / CKDR
Feb 5, 2021 1:43 PM
Left to right: Darrin Spence, IFNA Emergency Operations; Connor Howie, IFNA Health Services Manager; Roy Fiddler, Community Pandemic Lead; Chief Gordon Beardy; Councillor Doug Beardy/Photo Supplied
Residents of Muskrat Dam First Nation have received their vaccine against COVID-19.
Chief Gordon Beardy, Community Councilors and other Leaders were some of the first in line to receive their first dose on February 1.
According to Chief Beardy 86% of eligible community members, over the age of 18, were vaccinated.
“Like everyone, Muskrat Dam wants to see an end to this pandemic. We did our part, and this week hopefully marks the beginning of seeing that come to fruition.”

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