Trucks have started rolling into what will become Lethbridge’s Whoop-Up Days midway.
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New covid vaccines for summer variants slated for approval late next week – The Washington Post
New covid vaccines for summer variants slated for approval late next week The Washington PostFDA may greenlight updated Covid-19 vaccines as soon as next week, sources say CNN
Lethbridge organizations begin final push to collect back-to-school supplies
More than 1,500 backpacks have been filled with back-to-school essentials for those in need ahead of the school year.
Fishing with Cops continues to grow in Gananoque
August 11 was a day for fishing, face-painting and a whole lot more fun at the waterfront in Gananoque. That’s thanks to the Catching Fish with Cops event hosted by the Gananoque Police Service. “The event had a great showing, with over 200 kids up to the age of 17,” said Sgt. Mike Driscoll, of […]
Seiya Suzuki hits a game-ending single as the Chicago Cubs top the Toronto Blue Jays 6-5
Seiya Suzuki hit a game-ending single in the 10th inning, and the Chicago Cubs beat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-5 on Friday.
Decision upholding B.C. man’s eviction for unpaid rent was patently unreasonable, court rules
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has thrown out a ruling by the province’s Residential Tenancy Branch and ordered it to reconsider the question of whether a tenant should be evicted over $13,300 in unpaid rent.
‘Building a new era’: Mineral shipment from Port of Churchill first in more than two decades
A major milestone was marked in northern Manitoba Friday as a shipment of “critical minerals” was exported from the Port of Churchill – something that hasn’t happened in more than two decades.
Special weather statement: Toronto could see ‘significant rainfall’ this weekend
If you are going to the CNE or other outdoor events in Toronto this weekend, bring an umbrella as wet conditions are expected, with up to 60 millimetres of rain expected.
Bear euthanized after Coquitlam residents fed it watermelon: RCMP
Conservation officers and police are warning residents not to feed bears after one was put down in Coquitlam earlier this week.
‘Downturn’ in weather expected to dampen wildfire activity in southeastern B.C.
British Columbia’s wildfire service says thunderstorms carry the possibility of dry lightning strikes in some parts of the Interior, but wildfire activity is generally expected to decrease with what’s being described as a “downturn” in weather.