Winnipeg Police Museum to open after COVID-19 shut down
After months of shut downs across Manitoba, one museum is ready to reopen its doors. The Winnipeg Police Museum is set to welcome the public back starting July 8 with …
First-ever Calgary Stampede drive-thru pancake breakfast puts the boots to COVID-19 gloom
Five-thousand people attended the first-ever Calgary Stampede drive-thru pancake breakfast on Saturday at Cross Iron Mills. There were the same free pancakes, enthusiastic volunteers and country music — that part …
Service businesses in Halifax are increasing prices to offset high cleaning costs
Most businesses in Nova Scotia are adjusting to the “new normal” after reopening in early June, but it might take consumers some time to adjust as well. Reopening regulations called …
Edmonton shoe store wants to leave after landlord opts out of federal rent relief program
The doors at Kunitz Shoes on Edmonton’s Jasper Avenue first closed in March due to public health restrictions. Months later, the store is once again closed, this time after a …
COVID-19 budget projections show grimmer story for City of Edmonton
New numbers released Friday show the costs to the city for COVID-19 are worse than projected in the spring. That’s because some services are starting up at a fuller rate …
Alberta premier believes presidential hopeful Joe Biden could be swayed to support Keystone XL pipeline
By Lauren Krugel The Canadian Press Posted July 3, 2020 3:10 pm Smaller font Descrease article font size –A Larger font Increase article font size A+ Alberta Premier Jason Kenney …
Lady Luck smiles twice on B.C. man who wins lotto a second time
David O’Brien may be the luckiest man in B.C. right now. Winning a major lottery prize is but a dream for many, and that dream has come true for the …
Coronavirus: Ontario’s new $3M virtual health and safety courses to allow job seekers education while abiding by physical distancing guidelines
Ontario Minister of Labour, Training and Skills Development Monte McNaughton on Friday explained the details of the province’s new free online workplace health and safety training, which Premier Doug Ford …
Coronavirus: Le Château begins manufacturing 500,000 hospital gowns
Le Château Inc. says it has started the manufacturing of up to 500,000 hospital gowns in partnership with Logistik Unicorp Inc. and its contract with the federal government. The retailer …
Atlantic bubble beer launched as coronavirus border restrictions ease
Atlantic Canadians are gearing up for the regional travel bubble as COVID-19 restrictions in the region change. And visitors to New Brunswick can celebrate in a very Maritime way. Starting …