In the news today: Canada melts under heat wave, 10 years since Lac-Megantic disaster

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Here’s what else we’re watching …Residents of Lac-Megantic are marking the 10-year anniversary of the deadliest rail disaster in modern Canadian history.

All three sides will likely be thinking about the agreement’s six-year review clause, which requires a comprehensive assessment of the deal by June 2026.A new report from Vancouver-based Community-Based Research Centre calls for the addition of more fields on medical forms in all jurisdictions to capture the full diversity of sexual orientation and gender identity.

The latest annual report from Service New Brunswick showed security deposits sitting at 40.9-million-dollars for 2021-22, up from 36.4-million-dollars a year earlier.

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