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Placing your Christmas tree to the curb after January 17 could result in missing this final round of collection. Trees that are set out after the final round of tree collection will likely remain on the terrace until regular brush collection begins in the spring. Residents can also take their tree to a drop off site.

He also said that PBMs can be effective at saving money for insurers (and, by extension, consumers and taxpayers). It’s not that PBMs “should be abolished,” Hutchinson said. “It’s just that you’ve got to make sure that there’s not too much of the margin taken out by the PBMs that is to the detriment of the pharmacists.

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