Columnist looks back at first Bird Banter installment for the WTE, circa 1999
In this, the very first Bird Banter column I wrote for the Wyoming Tribune Eagle 25 years ago this month (see below), you can see how much change there has
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In this, the very first Bird Banter column I wrote for the Wyoming Tribune Eagle 25 years ago this month (see below), you can see how much change there has
Eminent domain is mentioned a possible tool to secure property for new well
/PRNewswire/ -- Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. ("Oppenheimer") – a leading investment bank, wealth manager, and a subsidiary of Oppenheimer Holdings (NYSE: OPY) –...
No Canadian should have to choose between paying for prescription drugs and putting food on the table. Today, the Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Canada’s Minister of Health, and the Honourable Ernie Hudson, Minister of Health and Wellness for Prince Edward Island (PEI), highlighted further progress made under the Improving Affordable Access to Prescriptions Drugs Program to make
But an infectious disease specialist says the number of doses allowed to expire in Canada is a small price to pay to ensure there's an adequate vaccine supply in the country. Dr. Allison McGeer of Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto said it is better to have too much of a particular vaccine than to turn people away because supply is lacking. "We deliberately overbought vaccines, because we knew that with that many different vaccines coming, there were bound to be issues with one or more of them, and some of them we wouldn't get at all," McGeer said in an interview Thursday.