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The Final Addition to Your ’25 Holiday Program

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By Peter Robb Verified
| ChoralNet
You are here: Home / Announcements / The Final Addition to Your ’25 Holiday Program Still need to fill that last spot on your program? We Have Heard Angels is “a non-stop joyride!” say Kantorei Minneapolis conductor, Adam Reinwald.
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Win? Lose? Redblacks tie Roughriders in a strange one

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By Peter Robb Verified
| Capital Current
After coming back from their week of rest, the Ottawa Redblacks’ momentum took a bit of a unusual pause Thursday against the West-leading Saskatchewan Roughriders at TD Place. The Redblacks remain undefeated at home after tying the Roughriders 22-22 in a game that saw Ottawa quarterback Dru Brown go down with an ankle injury and two Ottawa field goal attempts blocked by the Green Riders.
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New wildlife management plan for Ottawa will offer more protection for local beavers

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By Peter Robb Verified
| Capital Current
The City of Ottawa may soon adopt a new way of managing the local beaver population instead of lethal trapping methods. The proposal will go to city council for a final vote next week. The move is part of a new wildlife action plan that was approved ​​by a joint meeting of Agriculture and Rural Affairs and Environment and Climate Change committees. West Carleton-March Coun. Clarke Kelly urged to new management plan for the rodents including tools such as flow devices.
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