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13
Sep
2021
Bike to work day returns in Winnipeg – Winnipeg
Bike Week Winnipeg says Bike to Work Day was back Monday. This was the organization’s first fall event since COVID-19 hit a year ago and it featured 14 pit stops including the annual all-day stop at The Forks. “Bike to Work Day has been a staple in our community…
09
Sep
2021
Prince Albert, Sask. pulp mill receives timber allocation for restart
A pulp mill in Prince Albert has taken another step toward restarting operations after the Saskatchewan government approved timber allocations to the mill on Thursday. Paper Excellence said the decision by the government is critical to the restart of the mill. “Paper Excellence is pleased to have secured the…
Do you still dream about how you want to show up in the world? All the things you want to do…..achieve and more? I sure do! It’s how I shifted from being a criminologist working as a leader in mental health care in Canada for over 25 years to…
27
Aug
2021
Saskatchewan Indigenous-owned business aims towards reconciliation
A newly-launched Indigenous-owned business has officially opened its doors for a grand opening ceremony. Kihew Fabco is a steel fabrication enterprise that is owned half by Kahkewistahaw First Nation and band member, Desmond Dumais. Dumais said partnering with his home community means a lot to him as they want…
26
Aug
2021
Some B.C. businesses vow to defy province’s vaccine passport system
Just days after British Columbia announced plans to require a proof of COVID-19 vaccination to access certain non-essential services and activities, some businesses are already vowing to defy the mandate. “We just don’t want to be the ones to enforce something where people feel like their privacy rights are…
25
Aug
2021
Pickering woman charged with arson, mischief after vehicle driven into garage and fire guts home
A 37-year-old Pickering woman is facing arson- and mischief-related charges after Durham Regional Police say a vehicle was rammed into a garage and a fire quickly spread to the home. Adam West, a kitchen contractor working on Secord Street in Pickering’s west end close to the Rouge River, told…
25
Aug
2021
Hamilton reports 59 new COVID-19 cases, city averaging 64 cases a day in the last week – Hamilton
Hamilton is now seeing almost five times as many new COVID-19 cases reported to public health compared to a month ago, according to the latest data from the city. On Wednesday, another 59 new infections were disclosed day over day which is 47 more than the 12 reported on…
COMMENTARY: Candidate dropped by Liberals who still won riding should resign before taking seat – National