December 2020

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Man in cardiac arrest saved by quick delivery of CPR by coworkers

A heartbeat of a man is restored due to the rapid action of his co-workers. According to the Ottawa paramedics, the man in his 50s was given a shock while working on an underground fuel pumping equipment. The man went into cardiac arrest but his co-workers were able to turn the flow of events and […]

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Man involved in a truck crash receives immediate first aid

A truck crashes into a house in Abbotsford resulted in minor injuries requiring first aid care. Luckily, only minor injuries were reported on the scene at Lefeuvre Road. Out of control The Abbotsford Police Department and Abbotsford Fire Rescue Services were called to a report on a vehicle that crashed into a house. A silver

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Kenney announces lockdown-style COVID-19 restrictions for Alberta

Retail including malls will stay open but with further restrictions on capacity. It has been announced by Premier Jason Kenney about a major shutdown of Alberta businesses on Tuesday, heeding months-long calls from health experts for stronger restrictions to curb the spread of COVID-19. The new measures include a shutdown of bars, restaurants, lounges, and

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A woman has a heart attack after being spat on by a man refusing to wear a mask

A hotel worker suffered a heart attack shortly after a confrontation with a patron who refused to wear a mask and would not leave the hotel’s coffee shop. According to the manager of The Adventure Hotel, it happened last Friday when their accountant was called to help deal with a man who was shouting and

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Alberta economist shares that avoiding a lockdown has other costs

Calgary economists state that the province must fight COVID-19 to protect the economy but current measures are not enough. A lockdown might be necessary to drive infections down and restore confidence in consumers to support local businesses. Allowing things open and letting the virus rise can be bad for the economy. It has the negative

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Manitoba Teacher’s Society wants mask mandate to include K-Grade 3 students

At present, face masks are mandatory only for students in grades 4-12. The Manitoba Teachers’ Society is calling on the province to ‘restore teacher and public confidence in school safety’ by mandating face masks for all students in the K-12 public school system. Face masks are mandatory for students in grades 4-12. MTS wants that

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Parks Canada announces new COVID-19 restrictions and Banff extends mask bylaw

New restrictions and closures in the Banff National Park were issued by Parks Canada over the weekend as the Town of Banff added more restrictions. Over the summer, Parks Canada restricted vehicle access along the Bow Valley Parkway in an effort to increase opportunities for hiking and biking in the area, while preventing the over-crowding

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Family stresses the importance of life-saving measures during emergencies

A family of a woman who died of nut allergy urges food companies to provide clear labels while raising awareness on life-saving techniques. Joanna Salmingo, 30-years old was sharing a dessert with her mother on August 8 when she went into a state of anaphylactic shock. The danger of allergies According to her brother, Joey

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Albert Bridge woman airlifted to Halifax after a costly stay in Maine hospital

An Albert Bridge woman with private travel insurance would not include her medical expenses after a heart attack. This occurred during a bingo trip to Maine where she was flown to Halifax to undergo treatment. Issues with insurance coverage Mary Frances Campbell, 75-years old was traveling with her friends on a bus tour to Bangor

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Alberta sets another record for COVID-19 cases but no new restrictions

Alberta has set a record for newly reported COVID-19 infections a second time in a row. According to the chief medical officer of health of Alberta, the situation of Alberta is grim where there are 1,155 new cases of COVID-19, following 1,105 infections the previous day. The province also reported 11 new deaths from the

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Hundreds of Alberta doctors sign 3rd letter urging lockdown

Hundreds of Alberta doctors are saying the province’s health-care system has already crossed the brink of disaster and are urging officials to act swiftly with more restrictions to prevent the further spread of COVID-19. A lockdown was strongly recommended in a letter signed by 341 physicians and addressed to Premier Jason Kenney, Health Minister Tyler

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Off-duty Surrey RCMP officer helps save a man’s life with CPR

A 66-year old Delta man is doing fine and breathing after an off-duty Surrey RCMP officer performed CPR after an apparent heart attack. According to the police, the officer was on his way to work when he was flagged down. A male driver is experiencing medical distress inside his vehicle which was stopped in the

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Mandatory mask bylaw spread to Cochrane, Airdrie as cases increase

There are over 8,000 active cases and 207 hospitalizations in Alberta, which are both the highest the province has seen. Mandatory mask orders have been implemented in another two communities neighboring Calgary, as case rates spike and hospitalizations continue to increase province-wide. Cochrane’s town council has set in motion its mask mandate for indoor spaces

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