Milk River Emergency Department temporarily closed Thursday
Milk River Emergency Department will be temporarily closed Thursday – but this time it’s not because of a doctor shortage.
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Milk River Emergency Department temporarily closed Thursday
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Members of the Lethbridge Fire Department took part in a procession to honour all first responders who have died in the line of duty earlier Wednesday.
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