Active COVID cases down to two in Sarnia-Lambton
byBy Sue Storr September 4, 2020 5:17am Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn More The active COVID-caseload in Sarnia Lambton has gone down by two…
Why millions of travellers have entered Canada despite COVID-19 travel restrictions
bySince Canada imposed COVID-19 travel restrictions in late March, more than four million people have entered the country. While that’s far fewer than normal, sightings…
Alberta’s timeline for moving to third stage of relaunch depends on success of schools reopening, Hinshaw says
byArticle content continued “I’m truly sorry for parents who didn’t understand that that was our direction,” she said Thursday. “That was not our intention,…
B.C. school districts will decide how to spend $242M in federal funding, education minister says
byThe $242 million in federal funding earmarked for reopening B.C. schools will be given to school districts to spend based on their needs over…
Tories, Liberals to stop taking wage subsidy — Conservatives say they’ll pay it back
byErin O’Toole’s Conservatives say they are no longer receiving the federal wage subsidy and will pay back the funds the party has received so…
Apple May Give in to Pressure and Delay Ad Anti-Tracking Features in iOS 14
byApple told some developers that it will delay the enforcement of an anti-tracking feature that’s being implemented in iOS 14, reports The Information. In…
Russia rejects Navalny poisoning accusations after German finding | Russia News
byRussia has rejected accusations that Moscow was to blame for the poisoning of opposition leader Alexey Navalny, saying it saw no grounds for sanctions…
Euthanized black bear upsets residents in a North Shore neighbourhood of Metro Vancouver
byNorth Shore resident Nancy Bleck and her neighbours in Deep Cove are mourning the death of a local black bear, a female they affectionately knicknamed Plum, after a bear…
Trudeau to hold virtual outreach in B.C, Atlantic Canada as coronavirus shuts down travel
byPrime Minister Justin Trudeau isn’t letting the COVID-19 pandemic stop his usual practice of travelling to various regions of the country during the summer…
Ontario sees 133 new cases of COVID-19, marking week-long stretch in triple digits
byOntario reported 133 additional cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, marking a week-long stretch of new daily case counts in the triple digits. A majority…