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It’s officially checkpoint season and SGI, as well as Regina and Saskatoon Police Services, are making one thing clear: There is no excuse for driving while intoxicated. in a Facebook live video On Wednesday, they held a question and answer session for anyone with questions about their options for a safe ride home and about […]

Six-year-old Callan Perks has become an international star for his moving pre-game speech against the Peterborough Petes on Sunday. Coach Cal, as he is known, has been interviewed on ABC’s “Good Morning America,” ABC’s “World News Tonight,” CBC’s “The National,” and the video of his speech was aired on Sportsnet Central, TSN and was picked […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Opinion Local business Columnists Books A devoted clientele gathered around the small downtown Montreal store during the pandemic, as a larger location became necessary. Author of the article: Bill brownstein • Montreal Gazette Publication date: Dec 01, 2021 • 27 minutes ago • 4 minute read • Join the conversation “We put […]

The 2021 Wish Calendar campaign launched Wednesday in Saskatoon. Every day from noon to December 24, a door will open on the Make-A-Wish calendar to reveal a wish granted last year. “This is our third annual calendar with this campaign,” said Make-A-Wish Regional Manager Allyson Toye. “Make-A-Wish Canada’s mission is to grant a wish to […]

EDMONTON – Alberta’s education minister says “nothing is off the table,” following revelations that the province’s teachers’ association failed to report one of its members to police who had admitted to “physically abusing and mentally from his students. “ This week, a proposed $ 40 million class action lawsuit was filed, alleging that former high […]

OTTAWA: The virus that causes COVID-19 has been detected for the first time in Canada’s wild deer population and no one really knows what that means. Federal authorities say they have been testing for SARS-CoV-2 since it was discovered in wild deer in the United States in the spring and last week a Canadian laboratory […]

Medical Director of Health Dr. Deena Hinsaw announces that two more cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant have been identified in Alberta. Reference-globalnews.ca

Alberta Medical Director of Health Dr. Deena Hinsaw updates the COVID-19 situation in the province on December 1, 2021. Reference-globalnews.ca

Article content A local podcast that brings hope and shares positivity is beginning to gain traction among listeners in the La Paz Region and abroad. Article content “All Things Relatable” was first released by Grande Prairie resident Candace Dunaway in May of this year. The show has recently attracted around 4,500 downloads, with listeners from […]

Monterrey, NL. To cope with the variant Omicron of the coronavirus, the position of the Citizen movement (MC) is to approve any necessary modification to the 2022 fiscal package, he commented to The Economist, Deputy Norma Edith Benítez Rivera, president of the Budget Commission of the Nuevo León Congress. “In the Ministry of Health, there […]

New public health rules around children’s indoor recreation are less than a week away, and some youth sports organizations are preparing for growing pains. Reference-globalnews.ca

Victoria police are looking for a criminal accused of vandalizing property outside the British Columbia legislature after a protest last Friday. Protesters gathered outside the building around 3:30 pm on Nov. 26 ahead of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s visit, who spent the afternoon touring flood-affected areas of Abbotsford. Read more: BC and Ottawa join new […]

New Brunswick’s prime minister has publicly attacked an “unprecedented” property title claim by six First Nations communities after it was amended this week to target some of the province’s largest corporations. Prime Minister Blaine Higgs’ comments are being described by one of the bosses involved in the legal action as “fear mongers” who are meant […]

The Colombian airline Avianca successfully completed your bankruptcy process for the Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Law, a month after a court in that country approved its reorganization process. “Today the precedent conditions have been met,” the airline said in a statement from Bogotá, adding that it had “successfully emerged from said process.” […]

Unique Lives & Experiences features the legendary and hilarious comedian John Cleese on “An Evening of Exceptional Silliness” live at the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium in Halifax on Friday, April 29 at 6:30 pm. Spend a night of humor with the “One and Only” John Cleese as he shares funny and goofy moments from his life […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links sports NHL Montreal Canadiens Hockey inside out Hockey The panel discussed Canadiens owner Geoff Molson firing general manager Marc Bergevin, assistant general manager Trevor Timmins and director of public relations Paul Wilson, and the hiring of Jeff Gorton as executive vice president of hockey operations. Author of the article: Montreal Gazette Publication […]

The deadline for all St. Joseph’s Health Care London staff to be fully vaccinated has come and gone, and the hospital laid off 40 non-compliant staff members. In October, the organization announced a COVID-19 immunization policy that requires all workers to be fully vaccinated by November 30 or submit a medical exemption. The organization says […]

Kingston’s chief physician says local rates of COVID-19 are among the highest in southern Ontario, as community spread continues to account for more than half of active cases. “Many people may not recognize that the symptoms they attribute to a mild cold could, in fact, be COVID,” says Medical Health Officer Dr. Piotr Oglaza. Read […]

The provincial government has announced a total of $ 3 million for Hamilton to host two Gray Cup games, including the one less than two weeks away. $ 1.5 million of the funds will finance the costs associated with holding the 108th Gray Cup on December 12 at Tim Horton’s Field, while another $ 1.5 […]

The Mexican Commission for Aid to Refugees (Comar) announced that during November at least 123,187 applicants for refugee status have been registered in Mexico; A figure that is already close to 130,000 processes, with which the Comar plans to close 2021. Andrés Ramírez, head of the Mexican Commission for Aid to Refugees, added that the […]

Carlos Talero was driving home on Wonderland Road in London, Ontario. Tuesday night when he saw a dark car run through a red light and drive through the intersection in front of him. “Nobody expected it,” he said. “It hit one or more of the cars, it didn’t stop, it just kept going because it […]

An emergency response was triggered on Tuesday at Kingston airport after a plane made a ‘runway excursion’ and veered off while trying to land. “Around 6.30 I received a phone call that a plane had left the end of the runway,” says airport manager Aron Winterstein. “We implemented our emergency response plan and deployed resources. […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local news Author of the article: Brian cross Transit Windsor CEO Tyson Cragg speaks at a press conference Wednesday, December 1, 2021, about investing in operations. Photo by Dan Janisse /Windsor Star Article content Mayor Drew Dilkens tried to stop some councilors on Wednesday calling for major expansions of the transit system […]

WASHINGTON – On the sidewalk outside the United States Supreme Court building on Wednesday, an artist named Mital wept as she spoke about how the concept of abortion access became personal to her. “I was sexually assaulted two months ago,” she said. “And I feel very lucky that I don’t have to have an abortion, […]

A group of Girl Guides are among those recovering from injuries after a car jammed ten pedestrians in London. An eight-year-old girl died early Wednesday morning. Ontario Prime Minister Doug Ford arrived at the crash site to pay his respects. Seán O’Shea reports. Reference-globalnews.ca

The Brazilian Senate approved the appointment of the former Minister of Justice, André Mendonça, a Presbyterian pastor, to serve on the supreme court, in a victory for President Jair Bolsonaro, who promised to impose a “terribly evangelical” judge in the highest court. By 47 votes in favor and 32 against, the Plenary endorsed the appointment […]

A new local food hub is ready to resurrect grocery shopping at the former Mustard Seed Co-op location in downtown Hamilton for the weekend. Strathcona Market will make its debut at 460 York Blvd. on Saturday and will be the home base for the popular Dundurn Market food delivery program. Read more: Dundurn Market to […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links sports NHL Montreal Canadiens Hockey inside out Hockey Mathieu Darche and Daniel Brière appear to be the top candidates to work with the new executive vice president of hockey operations, Jeff Gorton. Author of the article: Stu cowan • Montreal Gazette Publication date: Dec 01, 2021 • 13 minutes ago • 4 […]

Montreal is preparing a “suppressive” approach to COVID-19 infections involving the Omicron variant of the new coronavirus, including aggressive protocols for isolating cases and tracing contacts, the city’s public health director said Wednesday. Public health will take an approach similar to the one that helped the city fend off a third wave of COVID-19 in […]

The Lester B Pearson School Board officially kicked off the holiday month this morning in Verdun and students took to the streets to give back to their own community. Olivia O’Malley reports. Reference-globalnews.ca