It can take as long as six weeks to receive in-patient addiction treatment in Saskatchewan, according to data obtained from the province’s Ministry of Health. The data, obtained by CBC News through a freedom of information request, appears to contradict claims made by Lori Carr, the minister of mental health and addictions. (Reporting: Alexander Quon/CBC News) | #sasknews #cbcnews #canada #saskatchewan #addiction

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“NEED BLIND” IS A LIE!!! Colleges are a business, and they have a set budget for the amount of scholarships they can offer every year. If a college accepts too many student students who need financial aid, they will run out of money and so that is why on the top of your college application they always ask you if you will be applying for financial aid. This allows them to pretend that they don’t get information about that during the admissions process, even though they definitely have to limit th

Authorities in Stockton, California are urgently appealing to the public for information following a mass shooting at a child's birthday party that left three children and one adult dead and 11 others wounded. #news #newsweek