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Feds pledge $15.3M for opioid research, harm reduction CTV NewsThe federal government announced an investment Wednesday of more than $15 million earmarked for opioid research and harm reduction initiatives..... More »
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This 36-year-old quit her well-paid job as a lawyer to become a holistic farmer. Can she afford the big drop in pay? Jan 28th
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How to save (and invest) your first $100,000 Mar 27th
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Miami’s Cuban exiles celebrate Castro’s death
– macleans.ca
The Cuban community celebrates the announcement that Fidel Castro died as they gather in front La Carreta Restaurant, early Saturday, Nov. 26, 2016, in Miami. Within half an hour of the Cuban governmentÄôs official announcement that former President Fidel Castro had died, Friday, Nov. 25, 2016, at age 90, Miami’s Little Havana teemed with life – and cheers. (David Santiago/El Nuevo Herald via AP)The death of Cuban leader Fidel Castro prompted celebrations among the country’s exiles in Miami, and expressions of sorrow from some world leaders.
Within half an hour of the Cuban government’s announcement of the death of the 90-year-old revolutionary leader, cheers were heard in Miami’s Little Havana. Thousands of people banged pots, waved Cuban flags and whooped in jubilation. “Cuba si! Castro no!” they chanted, while others screamed “Cuba libre!”
“Feels weird,” said Gabriel Morales, a 40-year-old financial executive in Miami, whose parents left Cuba after Castro came to power…
