Canada

Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil to Resign and Leave Public Office

Stephen McNeil

The Premier of Nova Scotia, Mr. Stephen McNeil, will resign as premier of the province and leave public office. Mr. McNeill has announced this unexpected news at a press conference in Halifax on Thursday (August 6) afternoon. Mr. McNeill was first elected as the MLA for Annapolis in 2003. He was elected as the premier in October 2013 and was ...

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Alberta announces $48 million Funds to help the Homeless People

Alberta Homeless

On Wednesday (August 5), the government of Alberta has announced funding of CAD 48 million for community organizations and shelters facilities that have been helping the homeless people amid the COVID-19 pandemic. However, they are still studying how to use this money assign it out. The funding of CAD 48 million is in addition to the funding of CAD 25 ...

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Porter Airlines continues Flight Suspension till October 7

Porter Airlines

Porter Airlines, the regional airline in Toronto, has made an announcement on Tuesday (August 4) that it is extending the suspension of its all passenger flight operations till October 7, 2020. The decision of extending flight suspension came up due to ongoing government travel restrictions that include a mandatory quarantine upon arrival in the country, ongoing closure of the Canada-U.S. ...

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Formula 1 Grand Prix race 2020 in Montreal Cancelled

Formula 1 Montreal

The initial hope of having 2020 Formula 1 Grand Prix race in Montreal as per a revised schedule has ended yesterday, after the organizers formally announcing its cancellation.  The race was initially postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and was anticipated to later take place some weekend in November. Formula 1 finally confirmed yesterday that there will be no races ...

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Flair Airlines will be flying to Regina, Saskatoon, Prince George, Fort McMurray and Victoria from August

Flair Airlines

The low cost carrier Flair Airlines has announced new routes starting August. Flair Airlines will be flying to Regina and Saskatoon in Saskatchewan, Prince George, Fort McMurray and the much-anticipated return to Victoria. With these new sectors, Flair expands to serve 11 cities across Canada. From Regina it will have two weekly flights each to Toronto and Vancouver on Mondays ...

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Columbia Icefield Adventure Tour Bus Crash, 3 Killed and Several Injured

A Columbia Icefield adventure tour bus lost control and rolled on the steep road to the famous Athabasca glacier in Jasper National Park, Alberta. Three people were killed and several injured. There were 27 passengers in the sightseeing bus at the time of the crash. The incident involved one of the specially made off-road tour buses Ice Explorer that ferry ...

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Toronto’s Pearson Airport to cut 500 Jobs due to Limited Travel Demand amid COVID-19 Pandemic

After Vancouver airport had cut 25 per cent of its staff and Calgary airports had cut about one third of its staff strength, now Toronto’s Pearson Airport has announced it is cutting 500 Jobs due to limited travel demand amid COVID-19 Pandemic. The Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA), which operates Pearson International Airport, said in a statement that it will ...

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Amitabh Bachchan Tests Positive for Covid-19, admitted to Nanavati Hospital in Mumbai

Amitabh Bachchan has been admitted to a Mumbai’s Nanavati hospital after testing positive for the coronavirus. The 77-year-old megastar confirmed the news on Twitter, adding that his family and staff are also being tested. As per available information, he is stable with minor breathing problems. “I have tested CoviD positive .. shifted to Hospital .. hospital informing authorities .. family ...

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DavidsTea Negotiating with Landlords, to File for Bankruptcy Protection

The Montreal-based DavidsTea is seeking protection at Quebec Superior Court  from creditors so that it can operate selective stores while it restructures. It plans to close most of its stores across the country. As per company’s statement on Wednesday, it is seeking an order to allow it to restructure under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act in Canada and under Chapter ...

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China Warns Its Citizens Travelling to Canada to Exercise Caution amid rift over Hong Kong Law

A day after Trudeau government suspended extradition treaty with Hong Kong over recent security law, China has warned its citizens to exercise caution while travelling to Canada amid deepening tensions between Beijing and Ottawa The warning, published on Monday by the Chinese embassy in Ottawa on the WeChat messaging app platform, said Chinese citizens should pay close attention to the ...

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