Steps to Take When Accused of a Crime
Whether you are guilty or not, if you have been accused of a crime, Ross Lutz Barristers suggests there is a specific set of steps you need to take during the legal process to make sure your rights are protected. More...
Members of dcTalk, Petra, Jars of Clay, WhiteHeart form CCM All Star Review, first show August 11
Founding Members of dcTalk, Petra, WhiteHeart and Jars of Clay Form New Supergroup, CCM ALL STAR REVIEW With sales exceeding 30 million records between them, Kevin Max (dcTalk), John Schlitt (Petra), Billy Smiley More...
Canada’s late-term abortion data is evil as nearly 800 babies born alive and ‘left to die’
Over 766 babies were born alive after late-term abortions in Canada between 2013 and 2018 and presumably left to die, according to the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI). The information is circulating More...
Canada: dead body found in the bathroom wall at the CORE Shopping Centre in Alberta
A broke toilet led to a shocking discovery, zooming into headlines around the world: a man’s corpse was found inside a wall behind a toilet in a Calgary shopping centre. click IMAGE for WORLD NEWS Canadian More...
Ontario Immigration Rates Rise After Decade of Declines
Ontario’s immigration rates are on the rise for the first time in a decade. Last year, 111,925 new residents moved to Ontario, accounting for 39% of all arrivals into Canada. The figure is up from lows of More...
Alberta’s $8.8 billion deficit linked to government spending: Think tank
Alberta’s $8.8 billion deficit this year is not primarily due to low oil prices, but is largely a product of the Notley government’s spending decisions, finds a new study released by the Fraser Institute, More...
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Warn Against Binary Options Scams
The Rogal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) published an announcement warning against binary options scams. The RCMP’s warning comes amidst a flurry of reports from authorities and watchdogs cautioning investors More...
How to Handle Pest Problems in Alberta
Even in a province with as comfortable a standard of living as Alberta, pests can be a year-round problem that you need to be on guard against in your home. The summer months can bring ants, wasps, and other bug More...
Canada: Christian school threatened to stop teaching ‘offensive’ scriptures: 1 Corinthians 6, Galatians 5
Earlier this month, there were reports that the Battle River School Division, located near Edmonton, Alberta, had asked the K-12 Cornerstone Christian Academy to cease using two “offensive” Bible verses in its More...
Alberta: Gastrointestinal illnesses may be linked to raw oysters in Edmonton
Ten cases of gastrointestinal illness potentially linked to consumption of raw oysters are under investigation in the Edmonton Zone, prompting Alberta Health Services (AHS) to remind all Albertans of the risk of More...
Canada: Judge rules the ban on pro-life ads ok, ’cause psychological harm to women who have had an abortion’
From the City of Grande Prairie in Alberta, Canada comes the surprising support of a ban on a pro-life banner for the side of a public bus by a judge who rules that they would “likely to cause psychological harm More...
Alberta: Pertussis increases in South Zone prompts calls for vaccination
Alberta Health Services (AHS) is reminding the public of the importance of immunization in light of increases in the number of cases of whooping cough (pertussis) confirmed in the South Zone. Public domain photo/John More...
Edmonton’s Dan White examines foreign investment in Alberta
Canada is well known for its diversity and inclusion, and recently the country has become known for its sinking Loonie. Despite the subpar dollar performing poorly in the international currency market, there is More...
Calgary reports eighth measles case of 2014 in Asian Buffet employee
Alberta Health Services (AHS) has confirmed a new case of measles in the Calgary Zone, and is advising the public of potential exposure locations. The newest case is an employee of the Asian Buffet restaurant and More...
Canada: Additional measles cases reported in Manitoba, Edmonton
Health authorities from Manitoba Health and Alberta Health Services reported new measles cases in the past couple days, including one from a flight from Vancouver. First, Manitoba Public health officials confirmed More...
‘Bacon by brad smoliak’ recalled due to botulism risk
Kitchen by Brad Smoliak is recalling Bacon spread that was sold and distributed in Alberta due because it may permit the growth of Clostridium botulinum, the causative agent of the foodborne disease, botulism, according More...
Alberta Health follows up ‘Plenty of Syph’ campaign with ‘Sex Germs’ website
In an effort to battle the ongoing battle with sexually transmitted infections (STI) in the Canadian province, the Alberta Health Services have launched a new website called Sex Germs, which encompasses a variety More...
Canada health officials now investigating 25 E.coli cases linked to Gort’s Gouda Cheese
In a follow up report to the E. coli O157:H7 cases linked to certain contaminated cheese products manufactured by Gort’s Gouda Cheese Farm in Salmon Arm, British Columbia, Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) More...
Coca-Cola apologizes for ‘You Retard’ phrase under Vitamin Water cap, it’s a problem with their French
A Canadian woman didn’t get a prize giveaway or a secret code under the cap of her Vitamin Water. Instead, Blake Loates of Edmonton in Alberta, Canada told ABC News she was shocked when she opened her bottle of More...
Hantavirus reported in rural Alberta, health officials advise on precautions
The Alberta Health Services is advising area residents of a rural community in central Alberta, and all Albertans, to take simple precautions to protect themselves after health officials reported a case of Hantavirus More...
