A health clinic in North Battleford has installed a vending machine stocked with clean drug supplies to reduce HIV rates. Drug users can get
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Couch lit on fire as Laurier students gather for Ezra Avenue street party
An impromptu street party ended with a couch fire and police investigation. About 1,000 people flocked to Ezra Avenue Monday night, the same Waterloo
‘Its just amazing’: Kempenfest in full swing on Barrie’s waterfront
Its one of the Simcoe County’s biggest fundraisers and it’s having its largest year yet, and it’s only just begun. Saturday kicked off the
Disability Awareness month
Tony Ryma talks with Dr. Thomas Merritt about barriers faced by people with disabilities when trying to work. Source link https://www.ctvnews.ca/polopoly_fs/1.3636779.1508281457!/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_300/image.jpg #CanadianNews #news #worldnews
Man charged after stolen car hits light pole, driver flees
A driver who lost control and struck a light pole in Kitchener on Tuesday morning has been arrested and charged. Regional police say the
Mystery writer Sue Grafton dies in California at age 77
The Associated Press Published Friday, December 29, 2017 2:39PM EST Last Updated Friday, December 29, 2017 2:49PM EST LOS ANGELES — Mystery writer Sue
Renewable energy jobs provide new opportunities for Alberta workers – Calgary
Trades and careers in renewable energy, like wind and solar power, could play a part in easing Alberta’s employment crunch — providing jobs in the
Most of electric cars’ batteries will be recycled, Quebec consortium promises
New technology that makes it possible to recycle 95 per cent of electric car batteries will be in Montreal next year, a Quebec consortium
‘Jeopardy!’ champ James Holzhauer nears Ken Jennings’ record
LOS ANGELES — James Holzhauer’s “Jeopardy” winning streak is still going and he may be on track to surpass Ken Jennings’ record earnings in
City adds enforcement to vehicle noise monitoring pilot project
The City of Edmonton extended its Vehicle Noise Monitoring Project until August—and drivers who break the law could be penalized. The project collected decibel