For soldiers who’ve spent time in combat zones, the scars of war can remain long after they return home. But a program by craftspeople from across the country aims to make that transition more comforting. NTV’s Don Bradshaw reports.
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Emergency Preparedness Minister describes preparing for the next natural disaster
The country’s minister for emergency preparedness was on the west coast over the weekend. He…
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Province’s arts community mourns loss of Mary White, known as ‘Whitey’
The province’s arts community has lost one of its best. Mary White, known to most…
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Inside Story: Dolya Dance Group
The province’s new Ukrainian population has brought many aspects of its culture here. One of…