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Ella Kubas has climbed her way back to OFSAA.With favourable weather conditions and Hilton Falls hilly terrain playing to her strength, the Milton District High School cross-country standout passed a group of runners on the second major climb at GHAC Friday.From there, she maintained her hold on second the rest of the way 鈥?taming the five-kilometre senior girls course in 20:27 and comfortably punching a return ticket to OFSAA. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Considering it was my first year in senior, Im really pleased. My goal was top-five, said 16-year-old Kubas, wholl be making her second straight trip to the provincial cha
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NEW YORK 鈥?President Trump wants to make it easier for genetically engineered plants and animals to enter the food supply, and he signed an executive order Tuesday directing federal agencies to simplify the regulatory maze for producers.The move comes as companies are turning to newer genetic
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