A 60-year-old Halifax man was pronounced Friday at the scene of an accident in Lunenburg County. According to a press release, police responded to a single-vehicle collision on Highway 103 at Hebbs Cross near Bridgewater at 11:55 p.m. A gray Toyota Corolla was traveling east on Highway 103 when it veered off the road and …
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Glenmore Narrow Schools Photo: SD23 With the new West Kelowna High School now funded, Central Okanagan School District has a new item at the top of its wish list. All BC summer school districts submit their applications for funding for capital projects to the provincial government. Projects can spend years and years on wish lists …
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Details Category: Local News Posted: Saturday, May 28, 2022 3:00 PM Written by Andrew McCormack The Saskatchewan Ministry of Health says the risk of smallpox from monkeys to residents of the province remains low. The Public Health Agency of Canada said in a statement Wednesday that there are 16 confirmed cases of the disease in …
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Former Manitoba Liberal leader Rana Bokhari wants to be the next mayor of Winnipeg. Bokhari, who served as provincial liberal leader from 2013 to 2016 but was not in the Manitoba legislature, registered his campaign for mayor on Friday. The Winnipeg lawyer said she is running to ensure that young people do not leave Winnipeg, …
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A Dene filmmaker says he was turned off the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival because he wore moccasins. Kelvin Redvers, who is from the Northwest Territories and works in BC, says he hopes the incident will be a learning moment for event organizers and help spread the festival’s idea of what counts as …
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Ontario health officials report the lowest COVID-19 intensive care employment in the province in six months, as hospitalizations related to the disease continue to decline. Health officials said on Saturday that 144 people in the ICU had tested positive for COVID-19. The last time the province recorded such a low ICU count was on November …
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31 killed in a stampede The Canadian Press – May 28, 2022 / 10:45 | History: 370251 Photo: Google Maps A stampede at a church charity event in southern Nigeria on Saturday left 31 people dead and seven injured, police told The Associated Press, a shocking development of a program the organizers said was aimed …
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Toronto police announce the arrest of three men in an investigation into human trafficking for more than six months involving an 18-year-old girl. Officers said the investigation began more than six months ago on Oct. 25. In a statement on Saturday, they allege that a 17-year-old girl from Edmonton was recruited and moved to Toronto …
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Photo: contributed The Prime Minister has repeatedly said that the best time to talk about health transfers in the provinces is after the pandemic is over, that is, now, Prime Minister John Horgan said in Saskatchewan on Friday. “Well, we’re here today, the pandemic is waning, it’s becoming endemic, and now it’s time to have …
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