A man in a taxi died after a shooting despite the delivery of CPR. The driver of a cab whose passenger was found dead after shots were fired near a northwest Edmonton bar was unharmed. Shooting ordeal The victim was found in the front seat of the cab outside Flux Ultra Lounge near 142 Street […]
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An Edmonton man died despite delivery of CPR by bystanders in Okanagan Lake. According to police, the 25-year old Edmonton man drowned while swimming in the lake. Dangers in the water The West Kelowna RCMP and paramedics responded to a report of a possible drowning at a campground. The emergency crews took over from bystanders
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The Saskatchewan Health Authority is expanding drive-thru testing efforts in Regina and Saskatoon starting in the New Year. According to the SHA, the expansion will happen once appropriate staff can be mobilized and will result in expanded hours starting January 2, 2021, in Regina and January 4 in Saskatoon. Regina’s testing site will start operating
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A woman in her early 50s who died after falling into the rapid was given CPR. The drowning incident occurred on a dangerous stretch of the Cowichan River. Watery ordeal down Cowichan River The woman was tubing along with friends when she passed the “pullout” zone and entered the rough water near Horseshoe Bend and
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When a life is on the line, CPR is a life-saving technique. When a person collapses and no longer moves, he/she might be experiencing a massive heart attack and was one of those who did not have the typical warning signs or chest pain. In such cases, the heart flipped quickly into a deadly rhythm,
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A lack of a clear mask mandate, no physical distancing, and a group performance are some of the violations that the health inspectors found at a Calgary church. Alberta Health Services issued a work order against Southside Victory Church Fellowship, a church community after an inspection of December 7 discovered several issues that violated CMOH
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A 44-year-old man is facing charges after Kingston police shared that he spat at an employee and yelled at her when asked to wear a mask in a store. On November 6, the employee of a convenience store noticed the man was not wearing a mask when he entered the store in downtown Kingston. Police
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Joanne Hildebrandt was saved by 2 lawyers when her heart stopped. David Piche was on the way to work when he saw a 47-year old woman lying in a snowbank in front of Saskatoon Tower apartment building. Helping hand He initially believed that the woman was having a seizure. He called for emergency assistance and
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The transportation services board states there will be a transition period until full enforcement on January 1. Windsor-Essex Student Transportation Services (WESTS) stated that all students, regardless of grade, will now have to wear a face mask on school buses. Previously, students from junior kindergarten to Grade 3 were exempt from the requirement. WESTS board
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The mandatory mask orders have been implemented in another two communities neighboring Calgary, as case rates spike and hospitalizations continue to increase province-wide. The council in Cochrane has set in motion its mask mandate for indoor spaces and public vehicles since active cases surpassed 10. The mayor is encouraging people to take COVID-19 seriously and
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