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Jessica Lee

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Democracy Now! is an independent, global news hour anchored by award-winning journalists Amy Goodman and Juan González, that broadcasts live from 8-9am ET Monday through Friday. Stream at http://www.democracynow.org or tune in on one of the 1,000+ TV and radio stations that rebroadcast the program across the United States and in 35 countries.

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Trials set for five charged in eagle, hawk poaching in Alberta

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By Jessica Lee
| TownandCountryToday.com Verified
ÎYÂRHE NAKODA – Trial dates have been set for five people charged in connection with eagle and hawk poaching on Îyârhe (Stoney) Nakoda First Nation and trafficking wildlife parts. Teresa Snow and Eli Snow of Mînî Thnî, James Brittain and Sophia Soriano of Calgary, and Simon Paul of Montana, face a combined 34 charges under Alberta’s Wildlife Act and nine Criminal Code charges following investigations by Alberta Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Services in 2025.
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Alberta government approves Fortress resort plan in Kananaskis – with conditions

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By Jessica Lee, Leah Pelletier
| St. Albert Gazette Verified
KANANASKIS COUNTRY – Fortress Mountain Resort’s master development plan is approved, moving the proposed all-season resort in Kananaskis Country one step closer to construction. But Fortress still has to answer key questions about water, wildlife, emergency response and Indigenous consultation before shovels can go in the ground, according to the Alberta government decision.
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Every second counts when it comes to stroke

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By Jessica Lee
| The Anderson News Verified
Every second matters when it comes to stroke. That’s why it’s important to understand both the warning signs of stroke and the steps we can take to reduce risk. A stroke occurs when blood flow to part of the brain is interrupted, depriving brain cells of oxygen. Without prompt treatment, brain cells begin to die within minutes. As a physician who treats stroke patients, I have seen firsthand how rapid recognition and treatment can dramatically improve recovery and outcomes.
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