Ontario is getting ready for one of the largest flu shot campaigns in its history. Health Minister Christine Elliott says they have spent 89 million dollars to purchase the flu vaccine. “This year we have purchased over 7.6 million doses of the flu vaccine which is 1.4 million more doses than...
READ MOREChatting with Nashville Kat this morning we found out some big news about Garth Brooks’ future touring and we also learned that Zac Brown would love to have a slap fight with this country music star… I wonder if this person owes Zac money
READ MORESome good news of the COVID-19 case front. Two resolved cases reported on Tuesday in the Thunder Bay District Health Unit with another one emerging from someone else who had the virus. This story will be updated with the provincial numbers…
READ MORESome good news of the COVID-19 case front. Two resolved cases reported on Tuesday in the Thunder Bay District Health Unit with another one emerging from someone else who had the virus. This story will be updated with the provincial numbers…
READ MOREThe Ontario Provincial Police is stepping in with their own investigation into the death of Stacy DeBungee. The announcement Tuesday came with a statement from Detective Inspector Shawn Glassford, who noted their intention is to thoroughly investigate the circumstances leading to the death,...
READ MOREThe Ontario Provincial Police is stepping in with their own investigation into the death of Stacy DeBungee. The announcement Tuesday came with a statement from Detective Inspector Shawn Glassford, who noted their intention is to thoroughly investigate the circumstances leading to the death,...
READ MORECanadians under the age of 12 may soon be able to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Pfizer-BioNTech is seeking authorization to use its vaccine, known as Comirnaty, in children aged five to 11. Health Canada said Monday that this is the first submission it has received to use a COVID-19 vaccine in...
READ MORESelling the Waterfront and VictoriaVille Parkades was again discussed. During Monday’s council meeting, it was voted that the city should maintain ownership of the structures. The decision comes after Administration advised the city not to pursue the sale of the parkades, and instead continue to...
READ MORESelling the Waterfront and VictoriaVille Parkades was again discussed. During Monday’s council meeting, it was voted that the city should maintain ownership of the structures. The decision comes after Administration advised the city not to pursue the sale of the parkades, and instead continue to...
READ MORECity council agrees to take the next step in the process of demolishing Victoriaville Centre and reconstructing Victoriaville Avenue. Council agreed to demolish the structure in a unanimous vote last year, after it was determined it would continue to lose the city money. The result of the...
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