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Does the COVID-19 outbreak in Victoria a sign that the pandemic chickens have come home to roost for the Morrison government?

Good Weekend letters to the editor: May 15 We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss May 14, 2021 — 1.40pm Save Normal text size Send us a picture or Instagram one of Good Weekend in your life, using the hashtag #goodweekendmag. We choose one each week to publish here and in print. A bit to get through before my legs get shaved. Credit:@WENDY_SINCLAIR Reboot Great article on Michelle Bridges [May 1]. It’s good to see her on the road forward after a terrible time. Michelle is strong, resilient, hard-working and driven. She has inspired ...

Catholic church unveils new system for reporting sexual abuse committed or covered up by bishops Victims and advocates say a new system for reporting sexual abuse and cover-ups by Catholic bishops appears to be a case of "optics over substance" and may not go far enough to protect those at risk of being abused. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 07, 2021 8:15 PM ET | Last Updated: May 8 Patrick McMahon, a victim of child sexual abuse by a priest, says he would like to see the reporting system apply not just to bishops — but for others within the church community.(Katerina Georgieva/C...

The Connecticut Conference of Municipalities today announced the formation of a statewide public-private advisory committee designed to help municipalities administer funding from the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan. In a statement, the organization said local governments will need some level of guidance when it comes to allocating and disbursing the expected influx of federal dollars. “With the scale and depth of these unprecedented funds, CCM believes that establishing the [American Rescue Plan] Advisory Committee to assist towns and cities will provide an even greater return on these ...

  CALGARY -- It might be an improbable dream for most teenagers to be up in the air on their own, but that's what twins Josh and Kaleb Bagrowicz each accomplished April 17 in the cockpit of a glider at the Cu Nim Gliding Club. "This is a goal I've been striving for this past year," said Josh. "I can't really describe it in words, it's a great experience, yah." Kaleb says he wasn't nervous to take the controls alone in the glider. "It was just more excitement because just the final feeling of freedom after many months of training felt so good," said Kaleb. "I would say a lot of my flight...