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Extraordinary Effort
Quotation: Rob Fleming remarkable progress on Coquihalla, Highway may be open to commercial traffic early in open January 2022.
Extraordinary Effort
Quotation: Rob Fleming remarkable progress on Coquihalla, Highway may be open to commercial traffic early in open January 2022.
Volunteer. Joy bringer:

Napoleon Bonaparte, coronated emperor.

Weather forecasts to get better closer to events.
Next 9 to 10 days challenging rain wise.
Student stress relief, NVIT,
One hundred twenty soldiers at Abbotsford.
Six and a half thousand evacuees.
A coalition of businesses, donated.
The regional food links the better.
Red cross to administer 2000 dollars evacuation relief.
Travel restrictions.
Trade corridors in the interior and north.
Essential travel order extended on highway #1.
Rail back online today and tomorrow.
Preventable accidents, active construction sites reminder.
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25 percent of Children registered, get vaccinated system. ( 90,000)
5-11-year-olds vaccination.
The campaign starts Monday.
Consent.
Drop-ins are difficult at this time.
Adults not finished their own shot series, come in with kids ( immediate family needs)
Pharmacy-only for 12 and up…
Johnson and Johnson vector vaccine.
more…
In order for a child to receive a pediatric COVID-19 vaccine, they must have verbal consent from either a parent or legal guardian — or written consent if they’re being accompanied by an adult who isn’t their legal guardian.
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Evacuations respected officials.
Strong community support for workers for emergencies.
Not yet through the pandemic.
Varient ay4.2 has shown up, is now two-thirds of present cases.
Vector vaccine Johnson and Johnson arriving. Call the center if you want this vector vaccine. (5000 doses this week)
Immunizations for 5-11-year-olds, independent review encouraging for coming authorizations. ( familiar with) MOFH. Fewer antigen boosts are needed. If and when approved they are prepared. Vaccination will not be mandatory for children.
Flu is about.
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One hundred people stuck in cars, 5 hrs ago
Local experts relied on…
Law regulates evacuation support.
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this Day: November 15th 1918The Spanish flu pandemic affirmed.
source never confirmed some estimates say up to 100 million deaths.

The free state city of Danzig is established.
The province has administered 97.9 percent of the Covid-19 doses to the province, the 8 million one hundred twenty thousand four hundred fifty-eight jabs have provided for 79.6 % of the population getting a single dose with 74.6% of the province securing two doses. This data was published at 11:36 CST Monday.
Source Covid-19 Tracker Canada
Canada has administered 57,910,473 doses since December 14th, 2020, and 24,569 dosed yesterday.
The restart is going along and vaccination is making the lifting of gathering restrictions more attractive with every dose administered.
Workers vaccine mandate LTC
5-11-year-old mandate waiting on the federal government.
Blue Grotto concert, Kamloops
Distance , Wash hands,Masks in general
Local School board offloading
A train bus accident in Illinois kills 7 students.

September 13th 2021, marks a new regime in the vaccine card for covid-19 documentation.
Restrictions for those not vaccinated, are increased for those that have the proof I at least one dose will be able to use their card to access some non-essential businesses that others can’t. Listen below.
August 9th is International Indigenous day, worldwide.

Each year, 9 August commemorates the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. It is celebrated around the world and marks the date of the inaugural session of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations at the United Nations in 1982.
As part of the commemoration, the Indigenous Peoples and Development Branch – Secretariat of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues/DISD/DESA is organizing a virtual event. Indigenous Peoples, Member States, UN entities, civil society, and the general public are all invited.
The 2021 commemoration of the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples will focus on the theme “Leaving no one behind: Indigenous peoples and the call for a new social contract” to be held on Monday, 9 August from 9 am to 11 am (EST).
Simultaneous Interpretation in English-Spanish and vice-versa is available thanks to the Fund for the Development of the Indigenous Peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean (FILAC
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