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I. LOVE.PIZZA. - I mean it’s pretty much a weekly thing for me. One time I actually had pizza delivered to a bar (with permission) BECAUSE I LOVE PIZZA THAT MUCH. -
Healthy volunteers will be deliberately infected with coronavirus as part of U.K. study
The U.K. government has signed a contract for the first human challenge studies for the novel coronavirus, in which healthy volunteers are deliberately infected with the virus in a controlled setting, and some receive an experimental vaccine. -
New Ford government legislation could protect long-term care homes, province from COVID-19 lawsuits
Ontario's Progressive Conservative government has introduced new legislation that could potentially shield itself, as well as long-term care homes, from COVID-19-related lawsuits, as long as the parties acted in "good faith" during the pandemic. -
Winnipeg basketball player follows dreams south of the border
Following a dream, even if it involves moving far away from family, is a price one Manitoba student is willing to pay as she heads south of the border to pursue her passion to play college basketball. -
COVID-19: Tout ce qu'il faut savoir ce mardi 20 octobre
Résumé des nouvelles concernant la COVID-19 et ses effets sur votre vie au quotidien ! -
Halifax police charge man with stunting in Dartmouth
Halifax Regional Police charged a man with driving more tan 50 km/h over the posted speed limit Tuesday in Dartmouth. -
'I didn't think I would survive': Regina man recovering from COVID-19 urges others to wear masks
A Regina man recovering from COVID-19 is sharing his battle with the illness, in the hopes of encouraging others to wear a mask and listen to the advice of the Saskatchewan Health Authority. -
La région en tête des retombées économiques dans le monde minier
L'Abitibi-Témiscamingue occupe le premier rang pour tous les indicateurs observés -
DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRALE/SECRÉTAIRE-TRÉSORIÈRE ADJOINTE
La municipalité de Lac-au-Saumon, ayant une population de 1418 habitants, sollicite des candidatures pour combler le poste de DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRALE/SECRÉTAIRE-TRÉSORIÈRE ADJOINTE. -
A Brand New Bar Called ‘Chemical Steve’s’ Opened on 17th Avenue SW This Weekend
It’s right where Market used to be, and it’s awesome. -
Ontario to provide COVID-19 liability protection to workers and some organizations
Ontario will provide liability protection to some workers, businesses and non-profits against COVID-19 exposure-related lawsuits. -
Ford appeals for people with symptoms in COVID-19 hot spots to get tested
Premier Doug Ford is encouraging anyone with COVID-19 symptoms who lives in a virus hot spot to get tested. -
Sask. man convicted in alleged drunk driving crash that left 2 dead gets new trial
The Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan has quashed the convictions of a man found guilty of impaired driving causing death and ordered a new trial. -
Une aide financière de 19M$ pour le CNIMI à Drummondville
4,5M$ proviennent du ministère de l'Économie et de l'Innovation alors que le ministère de l'Éducation verse 14,5M$. -
Join SUN FM As Once Again We Explore More Of Our World.
A high guys tries to outsmart a racoon plus a Finish airline is offering at home meals. -
Melania Trump nixes campaign trip due to cough from COVID
Melania Trump's return to the campaign trail will have to wait for another day. -
Athletes hope new volleyball, pickleball facility meets indoor court demands
A one-of-a-kind, 40,000-square foot, hard wood space is opening up in southeast Edmonton dedicated to volleyball and pickleball. -
Call for funding to keep cultural clubs from closing: Niagara MPP
Niagara Centre NDP MPP Jeff Burch is calling for funding for the so-called 'forgotten casualties' of the ongoing pandemic. -
COVID-19 : 2 nouveaux décès et 24 hospitalisations
Bilan du jour pour la Mauricie et le Centre-du-Québec. -
Manitoba senior hockey team changes its name
A senior hockey team in a small Manitoba city has changed its name following a push against the use of Indigenous names and caricatures as mascots. -
Fast-growing Riverside South finally getting public high school
The province is earmarking $42 million to build a high school in fast-growing Riverside South, CTV News has learned.
