An elderly woman died when a house fire occurred despite immediate delivery of CPR. The Calgary Fire Department stated that a woman who was found inside the front door was transported to a healthcare facility but she died of her injuries. House fire The incident involved a fire at a single-family house in northwest Calgary […]
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A victim of a shooting at Edmonton downtown died despite delivery of CPR. According to police, a 36-year old man was shot at a commercial business near 97th Street and 105A Avenue. Business on the line Officers were seen entering the Aftermath Autohaus and the business next door, Carproof Auto Repair. The alley beside the
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Officials in Yukon are giving more details on new mandatory mask rules that go into effect and are asking people to stay home as COVID-19 cases rise in the territory. The territory has now confirmed a total of 47 cases since the pandemic started, with 17 that are currently active. The new mask rules will
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A 13-year old girl was brought to the Alberta Children’s Hospital after struck by a vehicle in Langdon. According to the EMS, the vehicle that struck the girl left the scene. The teenager was flown to the healthcare facility by STARS Air Ambulance in a severe but stable condition with a possibility for a head
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An Edmonton man who drowned in Okanagan Lake was given CPR. The bystanders pulled a swimmer from the lake after he went under but CPR failed to revive him. Concerns on the water According to police, a 25-year old Edmonton man drowned while swimming in Okanagan Lake in British Columbia. The West Kelowna RCMP were
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The rule will apply to all Yukoners over the age of 2 starting December 1 with limited exceptions. Face masks will now be mandatory in indoor public places in Yukon due to the increasing number of cases. Starting December 1, it will be mandatory to wear a non-medical mask in all indoor public spaces which
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Young residents from the house were given CPR by firefighters. A large contingency of emergency crews responded to a house fire at 17808 93 St. House fire Two young teenagers were pulled from the house fire. According to Edmonton Fire Rescue Services Deputy Chief Scott MacDonald, 2 young teenagers were rushed to a healthcare facility
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A Vancouver woman performed CPR on her husband with the help of a 911 dispatcher. The only reason he was alive was the timely delivery of CPR before the arrival of the paramedics. Life-saving intervention When Carol Klock heard a thump from the shower, she thought her husband Jack had slipped and fallen. When no
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According to Premier Doug Ford earlier this week, new restrictions were needed to help preserve hospital capacity and protect residents of long-term care homes. Ontario is moving the COVID-19 hotspots of Toronto and Peel Region into lockdown starting Monday. Schools and childcare centers will remain open. The move will close cinemas, museums, gyms, and sports
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With the second lockdown, huge layoffs are expected in Canada. According to CFIB CEO Dan Kelly, the rules of Ontario will kill thousands of businesses. Dan Kelly, the CEO of the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses discusses with the Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn how lockdowns have hurt small businesses and how the government can help.
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