After the birth of her second daughter, Eniola Adams was hopeful she’d find a daycare spot by September 2023 so she could return to her career as a nurse practitioner. Now she says it’s unlikely she’ll be able to get back to work this year. Parts of Ontario are experiencing …
Read More »Recalling the 2010 tornado outbreak that hit Oklahoma and neighbouring states
This Day In Weather History is a daily podcast by Chris Mei from The Weather Network, featuring stories about people, communities and events and how weather impacted them. From May 10 – 13, 2010, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and Arkansas were hit with a series of tornadoes. A total of 91 …
Read More »‘Serious weather event’ likely to make B.C. wildfires worse, forecasters warn
There are more than 40 active wildfires burning across the province, primarily in the Prince George Fire Centre, which covers the northeast quarter of the province. Forecasters are worried that unseasonably hot weather forecast for the weekend will exacerbate the situation. 3 homes destroyed by Boundary Lake wildfire in northeast …
Read More »Quebec’s new Airbnb legislation could be a model for Canada — and help ease the housing crisis
The province’s plan to impose hefty fines on short-term rental companies who don’t follow the rules could serve as a template for other parts of the country. Provincial government wants to fine companies up to $100K per listing if they don’t follow the rules. For years, Quebec has had what …
Read More »Pandemic puppy boom brings surge in calls about aggressive dogs
The pandemic puppy boom has led to more than just an increase in Fidos and Fluffys across Ottawa. It’s also led to a surge in the number of calls about aggressive dogs and dog bites. According to numbers released by the City of Ottawa, the total number of bylaw calls …
Read More »Seal population rising in and around Saint John Harbour, study says
There are more seals in and around Saint John Harbour than there were 30 years ago, and they’re staying year-round. Project used spotting scopes, drones to count the number of seals on the rocks. There are more seals in and around Saint John Harbour than there were 30 years ago, …
Read More »Want native plants for your garden? Here’s how to spot you’re getting what’s advertised
As the weather warms and spring flowers start to bloom, it’ll soon be prime season to head to a garden centre to pick up some new plants for your space. Here’s how to pick ones that can help our climate. Conservation activist calls for standardized labels explaining where plants are …
Read More »New South development champions green living
Modern homebuyers are now aware that their next big decision can have a significant impact on the planet. Gone are the days when they would look for luxury and comfort in a house alone — conscientious buyers are switching to properties that allow them to live sustainably while living comfortably, …
Read More »Oh yes, Miss O is in town!
Olivia Quido-Co, founder of California’s celebrated O Skin Med Spa US immigrant success story Olivia Quido-Co, founder of California's celebrated O Skin Med Spa, is back in Manila upon the invitation of the Miss Universe Philippines Organization (MUPH). As the main pageant organization's continuing skincare partner and official judge in …
Read More »Keep mom’s love tank full with sweet delights
What better way to make mom's special day special than a scrumptious dining experience? Say “mahal kita” to your mom in the sweetest way possible with these decadent, and delicious dessert choices at the SM Mall of Asia Complex. Give in to warm Italian Doughnuts from Olive Garden. This Italian …
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