Ontario Logs More Than 2,000 New COVID-19 Cases Today
On Tuesday, health officials in Ontario are reporting 2,092 new infections of COVID-19 however, the number is an estimate due to testing restrictions. The number of patients in the Ontario intensive vare unit with COVID-19 reached its lowest level since early January. There are at least 2,254 patients in hospitals for COVID-19 and 474 people […]
The 94th Academy Awards Announced Nomination Leaders
The slow-moving western The Power of the Dog leads with 12 nominations and is followed by sci-fi epic Dune with 10 nominations. The Power of the Dog’s nominations were given in almost every big category. Jane Campion is now up for best director and is now the first woman to be nominated for that category […]
Despite the Dominance from U.S., Canadian Women’s Hockey Team Still Won
The Canadian Women’s hockey team now sits at the top of Group A after a match where they were completely outplayed. The Canadian women found itself outshot and at moments, outplayed as the U.S. women kept pushing for the win. Excellent performances from goalie Desbiens, captain Poulin, and defenders Laroque played a huge role in […]
Ready to Travel Again? Returning to Canada Might get Complicated
Travellers may find it difficult securing a PCR test, or showing proof that they recently recovered from the novel coronavirus. There are lots of Canadians who had vacations booked when the pandemic first occurred and have delayed them till now. As March break approaches and COVID-19 restrictions lift, many are anxious to follow through with […]
Everything you Need to Refurbish Old Furniture
13 Things you Need to Refurbish Old Furniture Refurbishing old furniture is a very great way to find some stylish pieces for your home without spending too much money. It’s also a good way to save the environment and give used furniture a new life and purpose in your home. Whether you’re refurbishing an entire […]
5 Things to Keep an Eye on in the Canadian Business World this Week
Statistics Canada is set to release its international merchandise trade and services figures for December on Tuesday. In November, Canada posted a merchandise trade surplus of $3.1 billion despite the trade disruptions caused by flooding and landslides in B.C. Cenovus Energy Inc. will be displaying its fourth-quarter and full-year results on Tuesday. That report came […]
Ontario Logs More Than 2,000 New COVID-19 Cases Today
On Monday, health officials in Ontario are reporting 2,088 new infections of COVID-19 however, the number is an estimate due to testing restrictions. Ontario has just passed over 1,000,000 lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases last week. There are at least 2,155 patients in hospitals for COVID-19 and 486 people are in intensive care units. As of Monday, […]
Canada Wins 6-1 Over Russia in Olympic Women’s Hockey
On Monday, the Canadian women’s hockey team beat the Russian Olympic Committee 6-1 in a game where both teams wore masks under their cages. Sarah Fillier, Jamie Lee Rattray, Sarah Nurse, Rebecca Johnston, Erin Ambrose, and captain Marie-Philip Poulin scored for Canada. This caps Pool A against the United States in a battle of 3-0 […]
Ontario Started to Ease Restrictions in Long-Term Care Homes
Ontario has lifted some COVID-19 restrictions in long-term care homes Monday, allowing residents to participate in day trips outside their facilities. At the end of December, the Ontario government banned general visitation and social outings for residents in long-term care. However, residents were allowed two “designated caregivers” that could come to visit. Starting February 7, […]
Canadian Mixed Ski Jumpers Claim Olympic Bronze
A team of four Canadian athletes won a historic medal in mixed team ski jumping at the Beijing Olympics on Monday. Alexandria Loutitt, Mathew Soukup, Abigail Strate and Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes won the bronze in the first-ever mixed team event at an Olympic Games. Slovenia took home the gold medal after scoring 1001.5 total points. The […]