Canadian U.N. peacekeeper Michelle Angela Hamelin recalls the emotional turmoil of Greek Cypriot protesters in 1986 during the visit of a Turkish head of government to ethnically divided Cyprus. Canada’s involvement in the U.N. peacekeeping force, UNFICYP, dates back to 1964, with over 28,000 Canadians serving and 28 losing their lives in Cyprus. Despite changes in the country, the division remains palpable, as highlighted by the recent Remembrance Day ceremony at the Canadian U.N. Peacekeeper Memorial in the buffer zone.
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Udderly relaxed: How massaging newborn calves might make them heavier, healthier
Cattle rancher Karyn Neilson has adopted a unique approach during calving season by massaging every other newborn calf on her central Alberta farm for one minute, aiming to enhance their health and the profitability of her herd. Over the past five years, this technique has been applied to half of the calves born at Neilson Beef in Stettler, Alberta. Want More Context? 🔎
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