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Pawsitively Impressive: N.B. Dog Excels in U.S. K-9 Course

This N.B. dog named Tanker shines as a top student in a K-9 course in the U.S.! 🐶🌟

Tanker, the beloved therapy dog for Riverview Fire and Rescue in New Brunswick, has recently achieved a remarkable feat by becoming a fully trained and certified service animal. Tanker's exceptional performance at a K-9 course in the U.S. has drawn admiration, with reports describing his performance as 'fabulous.' Meanwhile, in the world of sports, an Ottawa canoeist is gearing up for the Paralympic games to represent Canada, marking a significant moment in their athletic career.

Amidst the hustle and bustle of city life, artist Sarah Steele from Chatham, Ontario, expressed frustration at the lack of cultural offerings in her town, highlighting the need for more art and large-scale installations locally. On the historical front, the Scott Manor House in Nova Scotia presents a captivating new exhibit, transporting visitors back in time with a glimpse into the past.

In a heartwarming display of charity and determination, cyclist Jagjeet Singh is cycling across Canada to raise funds for a children's charity and made a pit stop in Montreal during his journey. However, challenges arise in healthcare as St. Joseph's Health Care in London had to close its urgent care department unexpectedly due to reported issues.

As community efforts continue, a recovery mission is underway in Port Stanley, Ontario, for a missing 14-year-old. Volunteers formed a human chain along the water's edge, demonstrating solidarity in the search for the boy lost in Lake Erie.