Dundas Place to close to vehicles on weekends to help economic recovery
The City of London is making Dundas Street even more cyclist and pedestrian-friendly this summer by closing it down to all vehicles on weekends for the rest of summer.
The City of London is making Dundas Street even more cyclist and pedestrian-friendly this summer by closing it down to all vehicles on weekends for the rest of summer.
CEO Jason Pincock said the company has a dedicated team for NHL-related coronavirus testing.
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A private Piper Aerostar PA-60-602P aircraft crashed on the north end of the island on Dec. 10, 2019. Three people died in the crash.
A new survey from Alberta Chambers of Commerce says when it comes to economic recovery, Alberta’s business community cites diversification is the top priority – yet faith that the provincial government can help make it happen is plunging. Chamber president and CEO Ken Kobly joined the noon news with detail.
Here’s Jesse Beyer’s Monday, July 27, 2020 Global News at Noon afternoon weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
Swimco filed a notice in June that it intended to make a proposal under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, according to legal documents posted online by Deloitte Restructuring.
The Conference Board of Canada report, funded by the Canadian LNG Alliance, examines a scenario where 56 million tonnes per year of LNG is produced by 2034, including an expansion of the $40-billion LNG Canada project now under construction in Kitimat, B.C.
The German bank says its new fossil fuels policy will also prohibit investing in projects that use hydraulic fracturing or fracking in countries with scarce water supplies and all new oil and gas projects in the Arctic region.
The league said in a release Monday that 4,256 tests were administered to more than 800 players during the seven-day period from July 18-25.
The pastor says the churchgoers, including himself, tested positive after the congregation held a series of religious services over the course of several days last week.
Of the 54 new cases over the past weekend in Ottawa, 59 per cent were linked to residents under the age of 30.
Officers were called to the area of 16 Avenue and 42 Street just before 7:30 p.m. on Sunday.
The White House has said staff is regularly tested for the virus, and O'Brien is the most senior official to be found positive amid the pandemic.
The airline described a second wave of COVID-19 as its "biggest fear."
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Prince Edward County OPP report two men drowned in separate incidents Sunday at North Beach Provincial Park in Prince Edward County.
Firefighters were called to the 1300 block of 13 Avenue Southwest at around 6:30 p.m.
When it comes to live music, 2020 is a write-off. But what about 2021?
A Kitchener teen was killed in a boating incident on Conestogo Lake on Sunday afternoon.
Players and staff checked into tightly-monitored hotels inside the Toronto and Edmonton bubbles, where they will be separated from the general population by security fencing and undergo daily COVID-19 testing.
Lake Louise RCMP are looking for a man after a possible drowning in Banff National Park this weekend.
Dozens of physically distanced Winnipegers are taking in 'Garden Jazz Parties' put on by Jazz Winnipeg amid the pandemic.
The unauthorized graffiti, seen along the side of the highway entering Airdrie, read "LGBT virus" but was covered up the following day.
Ag in Motion went virtual this year because of COVID-19, but that didn't stop organizations from starting new projects in the battle against high salt levels in the soil.