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Descrease article font size Increase article font size A popular city pool in Winnipeg’s St. Boniface area will be closing its doors this week for major renovations. The Bonivital pool, located on 1215 Archibald St., is set to close on Monday, with renovations expected to last until 2025. The city …
Read More »London Drugs stores across B.C. remain closed Monday with no time of reopening
London Drugs stores across B.C. remain closed on Monday morning as the company deals with a cybersecurity incident. The drugstore chain initially reported the store closures on Sunday afternoon. In a statement to Global News, London Drugs says the closures are out of an abundance of caution and at this …
Read More »What’s open and closed on Good Friday, Easter Monday in Saskatoon? – Saskatoon
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Here is a list of what services will and won’t be available in the city of Saskatoon on Good Friday and Easter Monday this year. City services, transit and parking City Hall will close on Good Friday and reopen on Tuesday, April …
Read More »What’s open and closed on Good Friday, Easter Monday in Regina? – Regina
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Here is a list of what services will and won’t be available in the city of Regina on Good Friday and Easter Monday this year. City services, transit and parking City offices will be closed on Good Friday and will reopen on …
Read More »Saskatchewan teachers to strike at legislature Monday
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Some Saskatchewan teachers are taking part in a rotating strike on Monday with a strike line taking place at the Saskatchewan Legislature. This job action coincides with the first day of the spring legislative session and will affect several school divisions in …
Read More »TTC riders will only pay one fare starting Monday as double fares come to an end – Toronto
On Monday, double fares for thousands of transit riders in the Greater Toronto Area will no longer be a thing, as the Ford government’s fare integration policy comes into effect. Starting Feb. 26, the province’s One Fare program will roll out, meaning that any riders that transfer between the TTC …
Read More »Thousands of York University workers prepared to strike Monday – Toronto
Thousands of staff at York University are prepared to go on strike Monday morning. Agreement between the university and the union that represents the school’s academic workers has not been reached. The union, which represents roughly 3,000 contract instructors, teaching assistants and graduate assistants at York University confirmed Friday it …
Read More »Lynx Air to cease operations Monday, files for creditor protection
Lynx Air says its final flights will take place on Sunday as the company files for creditor protection, less than two years after the low-cost airline took to the skies. The Calgary-based company announced in a news release on Thursday it has sought and obtained an initial order of protection …
Read More »Saskatoon morning news rewind: Monday, Feb. 5 – Saskatoon
Behind the scenes at VIDO, 25th Street Theatre on the road with Luna, and agriculture drought concerns. Here’s your morning rewind for the Monday, Feb. 5, edition of Global News Morning Saskatoon. VIDO’s role with the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) is the …
Read More »Heavy snowfall persists in N.S., will continue until Monday: Environment Canada – Halifax
Nova Scotia residents awoke to a winter wonderland on Saturday as a “prolonged period of snow” is expected to persist throughout the weekend and into Monday. Some areas of the province are expected to get up to 80 centimetres of snowfall. In an Environment Canada snowfall warning issued for Central …
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