Three adults and a baby have been displaced after a fire damaged a duplex on Freshwater Road during dinner time yesterday. Two adults lived on one side of the duplex while a father and son occupied the other side. Canadian Red Cross volunteers are helping all four with emergency accommodation and shopping such as …
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A growing number of Nova Scotians are leaving emergency rooms without being seen by a doctor, according to documents released by the province’s health authority through a request for freedom of information. Records obtained by the provincial NDP show that 43,000 people left an emergency last year, 60% more than the previous year. The figures …
Warning: The details of this story are disturbing The man who killed 22 people in Nova Scotia in April 2020 had a history of violence in the decades leading up to his final attack, inflicting assaults and harassment on strangers, employees and patients alike. New documents released by the Mass Victims Commission leading the public …
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Medical evacuation helicopter in shock Photo: John Simon UPDATE: 7:20 p.m. Photos from readers of the scene of the crash that closed Highway 97 in Peachland show a heavily damaged vehicle that appears to be an SUV. The black vehicle has serious damage to what appears to be the driver’s side, and the SUV is …
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OTTAWA – Most Canadians believe the country is in recession and that prices will continue to rise in the foreseeable future, according to a new survey. A comprehensive Leger survey asked Canadians and Americans about issues such as travel plans, airport delays and inflation. More than 80% of Canadian respondents said they believe prices will …
A strike that threatened to suspend rail passenger services across Canada was averted early Tuesday after Unifor and Via Rail reached an interim agreement, according to the union and the rail operator. Unifor, which represents 2,400 Via Rail employees, said the interim agreement was reached just hours before members were ready to strike. Instead, both …
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Supermoon 2022: This year’s largest moon will be visible on July 13, know all DNAIndiaNews Did you miss the supermoon last month? There is another chance to see the Toronto Sun. A massive comet and a supermoon will illuminate the night sky this week Popular Science The full moon that will appear on July 13 …
Home »News & Alerts» News »First local Monkeypox case reported by Public Health Sudbury & Districts Published: Tuesday, July 12, 2022 Public Health Sudbury & Districts has received a notification confirming a case of smallpox in a person in its service area. This individual probably acquired the infection in the Toronto area. This individual is …
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A 30-year-old man was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries following an assault on a restaurant in central Scarborough on Monday evening. Toronto police were called to the busy shopping complex shortly after 6:30 p.m. According to police, one man violently attacked another. Passers-by rushed to the victim’s aid, police said, and he was later …
Oceana Canada asks Canadians not to have plastic, but acknowledges that alternatives are hard to find. The marine conservation group says plastics are having a significant impact on the ocean environment and raising awareness about how to find ways to avoid plastic consumption in our daily lives. Among the main concerns is the burning …
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