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Essential Air Service in Alaska to run out of funding within days amid gov shutdown

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By Ashley Wadhwani Verified
| Juneau Empire Verified
A federal program that supports flights across dozens of rural communities in Alaska may be halted as soon as Sunday due to the government shutdown. Subsidies to support the Essential Air Service program are set to soon expire, as early as Sunday, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy said at a news conference Monday. There are 65 communities in Alaska that rely on this program, across roughly 15 airlines, making the state the “number-one user” of the air service.
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Calming the chaos with music

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By Ashley Wadhwani Verified
| invermerevalleyecho.com
The reception centre for evacuees in Prince George is everything you’d imagine it to be: busy, a little hectic and just as tense as you would expect. But where the parking lot meets the College of New Caledonia campus, father-and-son-duo Dale and Aaron Trenholm are bringing a bit of joy and colourful energy to tired evacuees in the best way they know how: through song.
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VIDEO: Evacuees fear it could be weeks before they return home

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By Ashley Wadhwani Verified
| invermerevalleyecho.com
Two questions are on the minds of the nearly 37,000 Interior residents who spent the night in a trailer, unfamiliar hotel room, or a cot in a gym: when they’ll be allowed back in their communities and exactly what they’ll be going back to. Fire crews continue fighting the roughly 160 fires, but the B.C. Wildfire Service said those answers will rely on the forecasted weather and fire activity in the region.
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