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Reporter @CBCNL. Rower. Animal lover. RT's not endorsements. Former @ntvnewsnl reporter/host. News tip? Email: heather.gillis@cbc.ca
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N.L. to face challenges as 1st province with 25% of population 65 or older

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By Heather Gillis Verified
| CBC Newfoundland and Labrador Verified
N.L. to face challenges as 1st province with 25% of population 65 or older NewHeather Gillis | CBC News | Posted: November 3, 2025 9:30 AM | Last Updated: Just now Seniors groups say cost of living is hitting aging population hard Image | Seniors make up a quarter of the population in Newfoundland and Labrador, making it the oldest province in the country. Caption: Seniors make up a quarter of the population in Newfoundland and Labrador, making it the oldest province in the country.
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WWII POW camp father wrote kid stories to son. 75 years later, son finds full manuscript

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By Heather Gillis Verified
| shareably.net
Some rare gems take time to age, to be uncovered, and to be offered to the world. In fact, some of the most precious possessions are those which are passed down to us. And when they are so special that people from all kinds of different places find meaning in them too, it reveals a shared experience in all of us: Our stories are worth sharing. When those who came before us weren’t able to pass on their story, we have an opportunity to do it for them.
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Sick of sick notes: Doctors say scrapping paperwork would save time better spent on patients

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By Heather Gillis Verified
| CBC News
Canada·The Cure An estimated 6.5 million Canadians don’t have access to a primary care provider. Doctors say eliminating sick notes for minor illnesses and cutting back on other administrative tasks and paperwork could free up valuable time they could be spending with patients.
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