Posts Tagged ‘CBC’

THUNDER BAY, ON – CBC Superior Morning’s weekly interview, with Thunder Bay District Health Unit Medical Officer of Health Dr. Janet DeMille, providing an update to the COVID situation in our region. RELATED LINKS CLICK HERE for Dr. DeMille’s COVID update interview from last week [Read more]

THUNDER BAY, ON – Speaking with CBC’s Superior Morning radio show January 6, 2022, TBDHU Medical Officer of Health Dr. Janet DeMille provides update on the latest details of how the COVID-19 virus is affecting residents of Thunder Bay District. [Read more]

From CBC News YouTube ChannelVancouver aquarium is allowing people to buy gifts, such as treats for their sea otters, as a way to honour love. Meanwhile, a zoo in El Paso, Tex., will be feeding cockroaches named after people’s exes to their meerkats. READ MORE http://cbc.ca/ RELATED LINKS [Read more]

This week the incredible, unforgettable Rick Mercer hosted his final episode of the Mercer Report. A very proud Canadian, Rick used the Mercer Report’s 15 years on CBC to highlight many of the people, places and things we have to be proud of as Canadians, so much of which most of us would [Read more]

Young and old come together at Seattle seniors home Below, from CBC’s The National’s YouTube Channel a clip about how a Providence Mount St. Vincent in Seattle is changing what a seniors home can be. Full story airs Tuesday on The National on CBC (check local listings for details). [Read more]

TORONTO, ON – The 2015 Pan Am Games officially began last night (July 10, 2015) with an absolutely spectacular opening ceremony full of breathtaking moments. The 2-week long international sporting event will, no doubt, include many historic moments which fans can watch follow online at [Read more]

Below, from CBC’s ‘The National’ ‘s YouTube channel; a look back at how the Canadian flag originally caused plenty of controversy.  The debate, not only in regards to what the flag’s design would be, but whether it was needed at all!   [Read more]

Reel Canada, a non-profit cinema-supporting organization, has declared April 29th National Canadian Film Day. It’s the 2nd year National Canadian Film Day is celebrated and ‘The Grand Seduction‘, a film set in Newfoundland, topped the roster as the fan-favourite requested for [Read more]

NORTHWESTERN, ON – Highway 17 East of Terrace Bay  to Marathon (and at times through to White River) was closed repeatedly this past weekend due to freezing rain and packed ice.  Travelers who made it through the portion of highway between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning were [Read more]

Published by CBC’s  The National youtube channel, November 24th, 2014 Ottawa shooting: Federal security chiefs warned days before attack A top-level federal memo warning of a potential “violent act of terrorism in Canada” was distributed by the prime minister’s staff five [Read more]

Published September 18, 2014 From CBC National Scotland voters have opted to continue as part of the United Kingdom in a historic referendum vote. Our Nahlah Ayed reports from Edinburgh. [Read more]

FROM: CBC National The Transportation Safety Board has released its final report into Canada’s worst rail accident in modern history. [Read more]

FROM: CBC National Health reporter Kelly Crowe looks at how the Ebola outbreak started and where it might be going. [Read more]

OntarioNewsNorth.com Greenstone Contributor Edgar Lavoie recently provided a link to an article by the CBC regarding Andrew McFarlane, a teacher, now living and working  in Whale Cove, Nunavut, who had previously tought in Geraldton. McFarlane beleives his new students could benefit from meeting [Read more]

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