THIS WEEK

Modern slavery
Consumers need to ensure the products they buy are not produced by modern-day slaves, says the American ambassador-at-large who monitors and combats human trafficking.
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Costly cuts
In mid-May Agnes Raduly, one of thousands of Roma from Hungary and the Czech Republic claiming refugee status, got a letter from Citizenship and Immigration Canada telling her that her medication for diabetes won’t be covered by the federal government’s health plan starting July 1. Refugees currently receive full medical, pharmaceutical, dental and vision coverage while their case is being processed. As of July 1, benefits will be reduced for all classes of refugees.
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Music for liturgy
This week’s Prairie Messenger features music selections for liturgy from June 17, the 11th Sunday in OT, to August 26, the 21st Sunday in OT (Year B).
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