In a press release, a young man died several weeks after the incident at the Mission Leisure Centre pool. The young, international student died several weeks after a serious incident at the Mission Leisure Centre. In April this year, a near-drowning incident occurred at the center. Water safety The lifeguards removed the young international student […]
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As of now, members of the public will be required to wear surgical or procedural masks as they enter the Sault Area Hospital. Screeners will also be handing them out at the door for those who feel they may be inadequately equipped, but it puts an end to wearing homemade masks in the facility. According
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Western Canadians tired of isolating themselves at home are filling the slopes at mountain ski resorts that have opened earlier than usual despite worries about surging cases of COVID-19. Two Banff National Park resorts have had their earliest openings on record thanks to the combination of abundant snowfall and the cold temperatures needed for machine-made
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Paramedics attempted to resuscitate a 27-year old man. A man died in a surfing accident in Long Beach. The paramedics responded to the incident close to Lovekin Rock. Watery ordeal According to Cpl. Patrick Jenkins who was speaking on behalf of the Tofino RCMP confirmed to the Westerly News that the 27-year old man died
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Ottawa’s top doctor wants you to wear a mask while working out in gyms and fitness centers when they reopen this weekend. Ottawa will move into the new “restrict” level, allowing gyms, fitness centers, bars, and restaurants to reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic. The new rules for sports, gyms, and fitness centers include a maximum
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A 30-year old man was arrested after refusing to wear a mask at a restaurant in Goderich, Ont. Police stated that they were called to the restaurant around 6 AM after a customer became aggressive and started swearing at employees after they politely asked him to wear a face mask. Officers had to physically remove
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RCMP officers have issued fines to three Manitobans for breaking public health orders, including not wearing a mask and not following gathering size limits. The Mounties received 182 calls related to COVID-19, noting that for most of these incidents’ enforcement was not required because they were resolved through education and guidance. Police noted that in
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A snowmobiler died despite CPR after a cornice collapsed under his snowmobile in Whistler. The 52-year old man was the founding member of Nanaimo Search and Rescue. Outdoor dangers The Whistler Search and Rescue were sent to Mt. Callaghan after reports of a snowmobiler who had fallen in the area. The search crews found that
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Ottawa bylaw officers have issued nearly $200,000 in fines to businesses and individuals for violating COVID-19 measures in Ottawa during the pandemic. Statistics show $880 fines have been issued to 190 people and businesses for violating Provincial orders since the start of April. Another 67 charges were issued for violations under Ottawa’s Temporary Mandatory Mask
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One person was reportedly killed after a multi-vehicle crash in Chilliwack despite CPR. At the time of the incident, there were at least vehicles involved. One was even positioned resting on the roof and front windshield of another. Dangers on the road As a response, several ambulances, firefighters, and police arrived at the crash site
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A 9-year old who was severely injured at Nakiska resort is a member of a ski racing program. The girl was discovered unconscious and unresponsive on Sunday after she crashed into a tree. According to Matt Mosteller, spokesman for the Resorts of the Canadian Rockies, it was a sad day for the team. The young
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You need to wear a face mask at all times inside Movati Athletic facilities, except when you are using cardio equipment, participating in a group fitness class, showering, or swimming. Movati Athletic has introduced a new mandatory mask protocol as facilities prepare to reopen in Ottawa this weekend following a 28-day shutdown. Effective November 7,
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The temporary bylaw first enacted in July will be extended to at least January. People in Ottawa will be required to wear masks in public spaces and on transit until at least early 2021 after the city council voted to extend the temporary mandatory mask bylaw. The council first approved the temporary bylaw last July
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Ottawa bylaw officers could soon be given the power to issue fines of up to $400 to people who are not wearing masks in indoor public spaces, but the city stated that it has no plans to launch a crackdown. City officials offered more details about a proposed bylaw to make face masks mandatory to
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The Columbia Shuswap Regional District stated that wearing a mask is now required when visiting any of its public facilities. The regional district made the announcement stating it implemented the new rule because of the rising number of COVID-19 cases throughout the province. The CSRD stretches from Falkland and Salmon Arm in the southwest to
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The meeting was part of “Safe City Day” which encourages residents to learn life-saving procedures such as CPR. Heart attack For the first time since his heart attack, John Turco was surrounded by the people who saved his life. The 51-year old was grateful as he shook their hands. Turco was at the city hall
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A toddler found floating in a public pool was given CPR. A 2-year old was rushed to a healthcare facility after she was found floating in a public pool in St-Leonard. Watery ordeal The near-drowning incident occurred at around 6 PM at the Piscine Ferland on 6020 Lavoisier Boulevard. The lifeguard dove into the water
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In an attempt to help keep the number of COVID-19 cases low, face masks are officially required in indoor spaces in several regions across the country. These bylaws are consistent with recommendations by the Public Health Agency of Canada, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the World Health Organization. In areas where
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If not for the quick thinking and first aid training of a server, Rachel Brien is not sure if she was still alive today. Rapid action to save a life She was out on dinner at Ricky’s Country Restaurant on Marshall Road with her 20-year old son. She ordered a breakfast meal for dinner –
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During the coronavirus pandemic, it is not uncommon to find a dirty mask at the bottom of your bag or a bunch of used ones in the laundry basket. Canada’s second wave of COVID-19 cases calls for Canadians to use their masks with precaution. Although it can be exhausting to clean your mask after a
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