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5 More Novel Coronavirus Cases in Alberta, Total Now 19
Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta’s chief medical officer of health has announced five new cases of novel coronavirus – all are travel related. Of these 5 cases, 1… Read more »
Justin Trudeau Announces $1 Billion to Combat COVID-19 in Canada
Justin Trudeau outlined Canada’s whole-of-government response to COVID-19, by establishing a more than $1 billion COVID-19 Response Fund, which includes already announced measures as well as new… Read more »
How to Avoid Subscription Traps: “No-Strings Attached” Trial Offers – Competition Bureau of Canada
Competition Bureau of Canada is reminding Canadians to not get trapped into the “No-Strings Attached” trial offers. These so-called free, no-obligation trial products like a free trial… Read more »
WHO Declares COVID-19 a Pandemic
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, World Health Organisation’s director-general has declared COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) a pandemic. Globally there are more than 11300 cases of COVID-19 across 114 countries with… Read more »
Play Tim Hortons’ Roll Up The Rim Contest Digitally and at the Restaurants
The 35th annual Roll Up The Rim To Win® starts from March 11 and runs for four weeks – until April 7. Tim Hortons’ annual Roll Up… Read more »
DIY Hand Sanitiser – How to Make Hand Sanitiser Based on WHO Recommended Hand Rub Formula
With the recent COVID-19 (coronavirus) scare, many of us are running to the local store to stock up on hand sanitisers. This has caused the cost of… Read more »
There Are Now 7 Confirmed Coronavirus Cases in Alberta
On Monday, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health confirmed 3 new cases of COVID-19 in Alberta, bringing total cases in the province to 7…. Read more »
2 More Novel Coronavirus Cases Reported in Alberta
Alberta Health has announced 2 more presumptive cases of COVID-19 in the province. Both cases are travel related. The third presumed case of COVID-19 is a man… Read more »
Alberta’s 2nd Coronavirus Case Reported in Edmonton
Alberta Health has announced the second presumptive case of COVID-19 in the province in a male in his forties who lives in the Edmonton area. He recently… Read more »
Presumptive Coronavirus Case Reported in Alberta
Alberta Health has announced the first presumptive case of COVID-19 in the province. The announcement comes on the heels of British Columbia announcing 8 new cases with… Read more »
Best Canadian Universities: World Rankings of Canadian Universities
University of Toronto is the best university in Canada according according to QS Quacquarelli Symonds.
March 4: Bank of Canada Cuts Interest Rates
The Bank of Canada has lowered its interest rate by half a percentage point to 1.25 per cent. After the rate cut, the bank rate is 1… Read more »
These Are the 20 Alberta Parks That Are Going to Be Closed in 2020
As part of Alberta Parks optimization, Alberta government has announced that 20 twenty parks will be closed completely or partially to public access in 2020. According to… Read more »
4 New Novel Coronavirus Cases Confirmed in Greater Toronto Area
Dr. David Williams, Chief Medical Officer of Health, Ontario has confirmed four new positive cases of COVID-19 in Ontario, in addition to the 3 new cases confirmed… Read more »
3 New Novel Coronavirus Cases in Ontario and One Patient was Symptomatic While on the Plane and Go Transit
Dr. David Williams, Chief Medical Officer of Health, Ontario has confirmed three new positive cases of COVID-19 in Ontario. Now the total cases in Ontario stands at… Read more »
Wendy’s Serving Made in Canada Plant-Based Burger at Their Restaurants
As many customers are changing their food habits to become vegetarian/vegan, Wendy’s has started serving The Plantiful™, a plant-based burger crafted in Canada. Unlike Beyond Meat Burgers… Read more »
Top Things to Do in Alberta this January 2020
From music festivals to snowshoeing, here are 30 of the best things to do this January in Alberta.
Lowes Canada is Closing 34 Stores Across the Country
Lowe’s Canada is closing 34 underperforming stores to optimize its network which include 26 Ronas, 6 Lowe’s, and 2 Reno-Depots. Store closures and dates: Lowes Canada says… Read more »
Alberta Govt. Wants Public Input on Whether the Province Should Continue to Observe Daylight Savings Time
On the heels of British Columbia tabling the legislation in October 2019 to move to summer hours all year, Alberta government is launching an online survey to… Read more »
List of Alberta Provincial Parks’ Day-Use Area Picnic Sites where Liquor Consumption is Permitted
From 12:00 p.m. of June 28, 2019, visitors can enjoy liquor consumption with food in 14 of the province’s day-use area picnic sites. The select sites feature… Read more »
Liquor Bans at Alberta Provincial Parks Quashed
Liquor ban existed during May long weekend in select provincial parks has been quashed. Beginning this May long weekend, the liquor ban imposed on eight remaining provincial… Read more »
15 Roadside Attractions and Landmarks For a Road Trip in Alberta
Alberta is not afraid to do things large. Just take a road trip to discover how true it is. Giant and unique roadside attractions and statues, many… Read more »
Alberta might lose more than a third of its restaurants
According to a new survey from Restaurants Canada, more than a third of Alberta’s foodservice businesses might close their doors if operating conditions and economy in the… Read more »
Celebrate the first weekend of Spring with a trip to the province-wide Alberta Métis Fest
Take the whole family to the province-wide showcase of Métis culture, talent, and history and share in the heritage and pride of the Métis people. The Métis Nation… Read more »