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Motor boats allowed to return to Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park
WASAGAMING — Parks Canada is lifting a ban on motorized boats in a western Manitoba lake popular with tourists. The department has had the ban in place for the last two years at Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park.

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Fisheries expands mass marking of hatchery chinook in southern B.C.
VANCOUVER — The Fisheries Department is expanding its program that marks chinook from hatcheries in southern British Columbia, distinguishing them from wild salmon.

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Motor boats allowed to return to Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park
WASAGAMING — Parks Canada is lifting a ban on motorized boats in a western Manitoba lake popular with tourists. The department has had the ban in place for the last two years at Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park.

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Paramount president Jeff Shell is stepping down from his post amid a legal battle
NEW YORK (AP) — Longtime media executive Jeff Shell is leaving Paramount, in a move that arrives amid a messy legal battle and the Skydance-owned company's ongoing efforts to take over Hollywood rival Warner Bros. Discovery.

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Fisheries expands mass marking of hatchery chinook in southern B.C.
VANCOUVER — The Fisheries Department is expanding its program that marks chinook from hatcheries in southern British Columbia, distinguishing them from wild salmon.

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