Repeated closures of emergency rooms in the interior of British Columbia lead to growing frustration
The closure of emergency rooms at several hospitals in British Columbia due to staff shortages on long weekends is causing growing discontent. And although many describe the situation as unbearable, the province’s health minister says “everything possible” is being done…
View full list of recalled items
“These are the worst inspection reports I have ever seen,” says food safety attorney Bill Marler. Boar’s Head meat linked to worst listeria outbreak since 2011 A listeria outbreak recently reported in the United States is said to be the…
Roderick Townsend wins third gold
Gabriel Jackson | Special to USA TODAY The Paralympic Games are a must If you haven’t turned on the games yet, here’s why you should. Lukas Vysniauskas, Lillian Van Alsburg, Griffin Hadley and Kylia Berry SAINT-DENIS, France — Roderick Townsend…
Tim Reed brings extensive public service experience to his candidacy for Galt City Council | News
This election features three candidates vying for two open seats on Galt City Council after incumbents Jay Vandenburg and Kevin Papineau decided not to run for a second term. One of those seeking to fill a seat is Tim Reed,…
Mexican man who broke his leg after falling on border wall near Sasabe awaits rescue
U.S. and Mexican authorities have not yet taken a 60-year-old Mexican man to a hospital after he was seriously injured when he fell from the border wall in the remote desert about 20 kilometers west of Sasabe, Arizona, humanitarian aid…
Mexican man who broke his leg after falling on border wall near Sasabe awaits rescue
U.S. and Mexican authorities have not yet taken a 60-year-old Mexican man to a hospital after he was seriously injured when he fell from the border wall in the remote desert about 20 kilometers west of Sasabe, Arizona, humanitarian aid…
Hastings Town Hall refurbishment promises healthier working environment and new design
HASTINGS, Nebraska — The Hastings City Council has voted to spend $7 million to renovate City Hall. Problems with the old city hall building began several years ago when mold and asbestos made employees sick. Since then, the city council…
Grants are available for residents near the Lineage Logistics fire site
Help is available for those who live near the Lineage Logistics building that was destroyed by fire in Finley earlier this year. The fire in the warehouse, which stored frozen food, started on April 21. It burned for two months,…
Trees are “medicine,” says a new study from Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky – A new study conducted in Louisville shows that more trees in residential neighborhoods reduce inflammation in the human body. What you need to know The University of Louisville’s Green Heart Louisville project planted more than 8,000 trees…
YOUTH: Prepare for college and career with cutting-edge technology | Teenager
Whether you need a computer upgrade to meet your class load this semester or are facing the latest technological challenges in your career, equipping yourself with the latest innovations will help you meet the challenge. Looking through the latest laptops…
