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Using a hidden camera, an undercover officer documented the moments after Greg Fertuck told a man posing as a crime boss who killed his ex-wife, Sheree Fertuck. A Saskatoon court viewed a series of videos Thursday, beginning with the crime boss telling undercover operators that he extended an offer to “clean up” a “situation” the […]

Alberta officials said Thursday that there are no plans at this time to close schools and move learning online. Currently, 52 schools in the province have outbreaks, meaning that 10 or more cases of COVID-19 have been identified. Additionally, 751 schools are on alert, which is triggered when two or more cases are identified within […]

Peel Regional Police say they are seeking to identify a suspect who allegedly assaulted a three-year-old girl and her father in the parking lot of a Mississauga community center. Police said in a news release Thursday that the incident occurred on Aug. 30 at around 9:25 p.m. at the Meadowvale Community Center. Police said the […]

NOTE: Saskatchewan’s prime minister addressed rumors Thursday that he and the health minister are able to seize people’s cows after signing an emergency order in September. Reference-globalnews.ca

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local news Author of the article: Dustin Cook Edmontons are waiting for the early voting station at the Hazeldean Community League, 9630 66 Avenue, to open in Edmonton on Monday, October 4, 2021. In addition to the municipal elections, Albertans will also vote on two questions from referendum regarding equalization. and daylight […]

Anyone wishing to apply for asylum from Canada must now create an online account and submitting your claims through a computer portal, a change advocates warn will create chaos and make the asylum less accessible. According to an email from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to refugee lawyers this week, the Canada Refugee Protection […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Vancouver Whitecaps Soccer MLS International soccer In the past 15 games, only the league-leading New England Revolution has a better record than the Vancouver Whitecaps. But even with that incredible run, the Caps are still one point away from the playoffs with seven games to play. Author of the article: JJ Adams […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local news Author of the article: Kathleen Saylors Publication date: October 07, 2021 • 5 hours ago • 3 minute read • 181 reviews Windsor Regional Hospital – Met Campus is shown Thursday, October 7, 2021. Photo by Dax Melmer /Windsor Star Article content More than 60 employees and employees of Windsor […]

University of Saskatchewan Dean of Medicine Preston Smith is taking a firm stance on health privacy after a member of his faculty reported a known opponent of COVID restrictions for being in the hospital with COVID- 19. Read more: Saskatoon’s anti-vax protest moves further away from hospital entrances Global News has not confirmed that the […]

As flu vaccines become available to the public, Manitoba public health officials are again encouraging people to get vaccinated against the seasonal illness to protect not only themselves but others as well. Manitoba Health says it will launch this season’s flu campaign shortly, as more than 60 percent of this year’s flu vaccine has reached […]

The Limestone District School Board (LDSB) is looking to expand its team of members of the Indian community who visit schools in the area. The initiative to bring community members to school to share indigenous ways of knowing and being has been around for the better part of a decade. Scot Gillam, LDSB Superintendent of […]

By this time next year, Kingston, Ontario’s long-awaited third bridge crossing should be open to drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. Work on the $ 180 million bridge linking John Counter Boulevard and Gore Road remains on time and on budget until the second year of three-year construction. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and the rules and regulations […]

Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer for Health Dr. Deena Hinshaw explains why the government is allowing restaurants and sporting events to allow large gatherings over the Thanksgiving long weekend, while families are limited by The restrictions. Reference-globalnews.ca

Alberta Health Minister Jason Copping announces that officials are currently working on an implementation plan to vaccinate children under the age of 12 by the time COVID-19 vaccines are approved for that age group. Reference-globalnews.ca

Alberta Prime Minister Jason Kenney says the government will not monitor the province’s enforcement agencies and will not have a “police officer on every corner” to enforce COVID-19 restrictions over the long weekend of Thanksgiving. Reference-globalnews.ca

Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer for Health Dr. Deena Hinshaw updates the COVID-19 situation in the province on October 7, 2021. Reference-globalnews.ca

Alberta Prime Minister Jason Kenney announces details of new supports for businesses implementing the COVID-19 restriction waiver program. Reference-globalnews.ca

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local news Author of the article: Mary Caton Kayla Noguiera, left, of Wallaceburg, and Megan Bornais of L’Essor battle for the ball during the SWOSSAA Girls’ AA Soccer Final on Wednesday May 29, 2019, at Holy Names High School in Windsor. Restrictions prohibiting extracurricular activities in Windsor-Essex have been lifted. Photo by […]

Another rare orange lobster has been found in an Ontario grocery store and is heading to a new home at Ripley’s Aquarium in Toronto. Paul Wyke, a spokesman for Sobeys, said in an email to Global News that the lobster was found in Kincardine, Ontario. Shop. Wyke said the “unique-looking lobster” was found in a […]

Members of an Atikamekw community northeast of Montreal are slowly regaining their trust in Quebec’s healthcare system, a year after Joyce Echaquan died in a hospital northeast of Montreal, according to Chief Paul-Emile Ottawa. “Confidence is slowly returning,” Ottawa, the head of Manawan’s Atikamekw Council, told reporters Thursday at a joint press conference with the […]

NEWS UPDATE with Keri Ferguson Pedestrian killed by being hit by a train in Cramahe township; Peterborough Public Health Offers Tips for a Safe Thanksgiving; rules and extra travel expenses; 7 Day Weather Outlook with Caley Bedore. Reference-globalnews.ca

Article content Charged two years ago with kidnapping, assault with a weapon and death threat, a Montreal man pleaded guilty in Windsor court Thursday to the misdemeanor charges of simple assault and making threats. Article content Bradley Dominique, 24, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Maria Carroccia to a $ 500 fine and placed on […]

Public hearings in Quebec City on Bill 96 have concluded. Thirty-nine presentations were made over a nine-day period beginning on September 23. Many people support the proposed legislation that will update Quebec’s language law, Bill 101, but some English-speaking groups have serious concerns for fear that the bill will weaken English-language services in healthcare, the […]

A 20-year-old woman has been charged with second degree murder in connection with a weekend homicide in Winnipeg. Reference-globalnews.ca

There is a new, fresh and healthy food option for people who live in Brock Township near Lake Simcoe. It is a food market on wheels, serving rural areas that some call “food deserts.” Albert Delitala has more on the effort to combat food insecurity. Reference-globalnews.ca

Peterborough Public Health offers tips on how to keep Thanksgiving safe. As we approach the long holiday weekend, many people are excited to get back to traditional celebrations. But officials warn that the pandemic is not over yet. Jessica Nyznik reports. Reference-globalnews.ca

Unpaid leave and even termination are just a couple of disciplinary actions Hamilton’s hospital networks are taking on staff and doctors who have yet to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. On Thursday, Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) President Rob MacIsaac laid out the requirement during a town hall for staff with an effective date of November […]

Oil and gas companies have asked the Canadian government to design a tax credit to pay 75 percent of the cost of building carbon capture facilities that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the leading industry group said Thursday. energy of the country. The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) made the request in August to […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Politics Local news Author of the article: Lauren boothby Election clerks watch Edmontonians in line waiting for the early voting table to open at the Hazeldean Community League in Edmonton on Monday, Oct. 4, 2021. In addition to municipal elections, Albertans also they will vote in two referendum questions on equalization and […]

Two home fires in Nova Scotia this week displaced 10 people, including a family who had to jump from an upstairs window to escape the flames. The Canadian Red Cross says the fire occurred early Tuesday on East Folly Mountain Road near Debert, NS The agency says a woman and her three children were forced […]