Lethbridge family finds trampoline on the roof during gusting winds Wednesday
Tammy Sonnenberg later made a humorous post on Facebook about the incident, joking the giant trampoline was up for sale as abstract art. Continue reading →
Lethbridge parents weary of looming public school boundary changes
Elementary, middle and high school boundaries are all set to change to reduce class sizes, which will mean many west side students bussing to school across the river. Continue reading →
Southern Alberta businesses find success opening during pandemic
Starting a business in a pandemic is a daunting prospect, but for some in southern Alberta, the conditions fostered a perfect storm. Continue reading →
Family of Quebec doctor who died by suicide hopes her death serves as wake-up call
Dr. Karine Dion died by suicide on Jan 3. Her family hopes lessons learned from her death will save lives. Continue reading →
Nova Scotia researchers studying sewer samples to detect COVID-19, support Public Health
Dalhousie University is leading the initiative intended to develop a wastewater surveillance approach for the virus throughout Nova Scotia. Continue reading →
Transfer news: Ozil nearing Arsenal exit; ‘I grew up as a Fenerbahce fan’
“I grew up as a Fenerbahce fan as a kid in Germany. … Fenerbahce is like Real Madrid in Spain. The biggest club in the country.”
Vernon Search and Rescue sees busy start to 2021
“It doesn’t matter if they run out of gas or have an injury. We are going to be on the way.” Continue reading →
Slain Calgary police officer remembered on day of funeral by Vernon Army Cadet Camp
“We have lost a very good human being not just from a policing perspective but, from a human standpoint as well.” Continue reading →
COMMENTARY: Canada’s vaccination efforts need more urgency, less finger-pointing
When it comes to COVID-19 vaccines, Canadians want results, Rob Breakenridge says, not excuses. Watch video →
COVID-19 vaccines expected to arrive in the Kingston region in 2 weeks
Kingston Health Sciences Centre attending physician in infectious diseases Dr. Gerald Evans says long-term care workers and residents will be the first to receive the vaccine. Continue reading →