Despite the implementation of safety measures, the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise. In the latest attempt of the Quebec government to limit the spread of COVID-19, all non-essential businesses will close up to January 11. In a way to cater to the needs of the public, there are some businesses that are considered […]
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Accidents on the road can occur without warning even if safety is strictly observed. In a recent accident involving a collision, it took 6 lives. A van transporting a family was northbound when it slammed with a southbound vehicle. After the crash, a fire started on both vehicles. Devastating ordeal In the accident, there were
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One of the safety measures to limit the spread of COVID-19 is to wear a mask at all times, especially when outdoors. A top doctor in Ottawa urges people to don masks even when outside. By following this safety protocol, it will help lessen the spread of the coronavirus. It is recommended to wear a
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An AED is a life-saving device that can make a difference. Immediate use of the device can significantly improve the chances of survival. Sadly, the device is not accessible in some areas. A man died after a cardiac episode due to the lack of an AED. The employees have been pressing the office to get
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Due to the rising cases of COVID-19 throughout the province, an announcement was made in which students are no longer required to return to school for face-to-face learning. The elementary schools situated in the south of Sudbury will remain closed up to January 25. It is two weeks after the original date of reopening. For
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The timely delivery of life-saving measures such as CPR can improve the chances of survival during emergencies. CPR was performed on a woman after a vehicular accident. The vehicle of the victim struck a Hydro pole and later on swerved off the road where it plunged upside-down in the river. The danger in the road
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New rules are in place in the outdoor rinks in Ottawa to limit the spread of COVID-19. The outdoor skating rinks in Ottawa now have new protocols during the winter season. One of the rules limits a maximum of 25 individuals. Shinny or shooting pucks are not allowed on all outdoor rinks. Based on the
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When a life is in danger, timely delivery of life-saving measures is important. Immediate CPR was performed on a man rescued from a house fire. The man was suffering severe smoke inhalation. The emergency crews initiated the delivery of CPR. The man who was in his 40s sustained severe injuries after he was retrieved from
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Although safety measures are in place to curb down the spread of COVID-19, cases continue to rise. In the latest update by the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit (SMDHU), it revealed the latest statistics of 78 COVID-19 cases. There are 1,164 active cases along with 28 hospitalizations. SMDHU shared that almost half of the new
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The prompt delivery of life-saving measures can help save lives. The life-saving CPR was performed on a man and later followed by a shock from an AED. The incident took place in a museum. Mitchell Ehr was visiting the museum when he witnessed an ordeal. A man went into cardiac arrest and that was the
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Quebecers are going to start life under a curfew today. With the increasing number of COVID-19 cases, it might help lessen the increase of cases. This will come in line as the Quebec Government implements new lockdown measures in an attempt to limit the further spread of COVID-19. The four-week curfew will require residents in
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Jeff Crew did not hesitate to take action when an 18-year old Ajethan Ramachandranathan collapsed in the middle of class. A west-end gym teacher and his assistant were given recognition for saving the life of a grade 12 student after using a defibrillator to revive the teenager who ceased to breathe. Quick action saves a
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Although safety measures are in place, it has placed a detrimental effect on various businesses. Despite under lockdown until at least January 21, an owner of a Calgary salon shares that it is seriously considering opening its doors this week. True You Salon claims that it is facing closure thanks to the latest round of
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The quick delivery of CPR is crucial during emergencies. A 42-year old man is in critical condition after involvement in a stabbing ordeal. The incident involved another passenger on a transit bus. After receiving several 911 calls, the Richmond RCMP responded to an incident on a Coast Mountain bus. Based on the video on social
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As COVID-19 continues to spread all over the globe, the discovery of a new variant might result in detrimental changes. A different strain of the COVID-19 virus that originated in South Africa has been found in Alberta according to the province’s top doctor. The announcement was made by Dr. Deena Hinshaw on social media stating
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A man on Salt Spring Island passed away despite the timely delivery of CPR. The incident remains under investigation by the police. According to the RCMP, the officers responded to reports of a fight on Richard Flack Road. Timely intervention At the scene of the incident, they found 2 men performing CPR on an unresponsive
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With the upcoming implementation of the curfew, it aims to lessen the spread of COVID-19. Quebecers out in the street after 8 PM tonight can expect to be questioned by police as a month-long curfew comes into effect to control the spread of COVID-19. The province announced earlier this week that the curfew will be
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In circumstances when a life is in danger, life-saving measures should be delivered right away. Retired nurse David Knowles was under cardiac arrest right in the middle of a CPR class he was teaching. He was delivering a course on first aid to a group of churchgoers when his pulse started to race. Time to
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Despite the increasing cases of COVID-19 and the implementation of measures to curb down the spread, some people fail to follow and even gather over the protests against the government. Over a dozen tickets were handed out at a Montreal protest against the proposed province-wide curfew on Saturday evening. The Montreal police stated that 17
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During emergencies, timely action and delivery of life-saving measures can save lives. The life of Joanne Hildebrandt was saved by two lawyers when her heart stopped. David Piche was on the way to work when he saw a 47-year old woman lying in a snowbank in front of the Saskatoon Tower apartment building. Helping hand
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