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If you've eaten a hot dog from the cart outside O'Leary's, you don't have to worry about what's in the COVID-19 vaccine.
BREAKING: The QMJHL is now the
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QMJHL
During today’s Assembly of Members, the #QMJHL passed a resolution to officially change the League's name from Quebec Major Junior Hockey League to Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League.
An English logo was also unveiled 👇!
DETAILS: chl.ca/lhjmq/en/article/the-…
Had a blast hosting this week! Go cheer on Team Canada at the Qplex!
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The most unfortunate part is that we're missing out on a 69 anniversary. Not nice.
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Hi this is my son, About As Helpful As You Can Be Without Being Any Help At All.
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I still don’t understand how ppl whispering into microphones is supposed produce power
Tonight is the night the skeletons comes to life. They came from under ground and all over.
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AIM, not being able to set fire to Saint John at the moment, decides to set fire to another similar sounding city.
"Firefighters are dousing flames at AIM Recycling in the east end of St. John’s."
#Newfoundland
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I'M SO EXCITED FOR THIS IF YOU NEED ME I'LL BE BLASTING THE NIL TIL DECEMBER LETS GOOOOOOO!!! #LONGLIVETHENIL
When the impending threat of a natural disaster isn’t enough, let’s throw in an environmental one too.
The fire at AIM here in Saint John continues to burn and spread dangerous smoke across the region.
If you hear constant nervous laughter walking around today, it's me.
NBEMO is tracking hurricane Lee.
We are in contact with Environment and Climate Change Canada to get the most up to date information regarding the storm’s track.
Potential hazards include:
• Severe and damaging wind gusts
• High waves; and
• Intense rainfall rates
New Brunswickers should:
• monitor local forecasts;
• make sure catch basins and gutters are clear and guiding water away from the home;
• secure or store lawn furniture and other items on the property to prevent damage from high winds; and
• have a 72-hour emergency preparedness kit.

















