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Winnipeg Free Press By: Niigaan Sinclair | Posted: 7:00 PM CST Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 Opinion I was recently speaking with an elder who works in traditional medicines about COVID-19 vaccines and her community. Winnipeg Free Press She said she is not getting the vaccine until, in her words: "It’s proven effective." I asked her what she meant, thinking she was echoing concerns about testing, allergies or some other issue involving the ro...

THE restoration of Thursday night’s Clap for Carers has divided opinion among some Barrow residents. Last night marked the return of the national applause, which saw thousands of people turn out on their doorsteps to applaud the UK’s frontline workers during the first national lockdown. This year the message has been widened with Annemarie Plas, the founder of NHS Clap for Carers, rebranding the applause to a Clap for Heroes to acknowledge everyone who has played their part through th...

Middletown PD: Clinton man allegedly threatened to kill man with wrench, used racial slur FacebookTwitterEmail Cassandra Day / The Middletown Press ¬ Middletown PoliceHearst Connecticut Media file photo MIDDLETOWN — A 54-year-old Clinton man was recently arrested after he allegedly called another man a racial slur and threatened to kill him with a wrench during in incident in a parking lot, according to police. David Care, 54, is charged with breach of peace, threatening, and reckless enda...

READERS are reacting after comparison website, Uswitch, issued a warning to motorists stating that the car might not be the best place to practice karaoke skills. They have warned that drivers who sing and dance behind the wheel could be hit with a fine of up to £5,000 if caught. Heres what our readers had to say. Brian Sinclair said: "If I want to sing in my car then I will. Try and stop me! Slap as many fines as you want on me. They will never get paid and you can keep me at her maje...

Alberta has chosen Manitoba’s retired former chief medical examiner as the province’s top pathologist. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Dec 11, 2020 6:00 AM MT | Last Updated: December 11, 2020 Dr. Thambirajah Balachandra retired as Manitobas chief medical examiner in 2016. He is now Albertas chief medical examiner. (Ryan Hicks/CBC) Alberta has chosen Manitobas retired former chief medical examiner as the provinces top pathologist. Dr. Thambirajah Balachandra was appointed through an o...

Never had him coming outside of the house or we never had him going inside the house. >> reporter: according to robs friends, someone had been stalking him. about a year earlier, they said rob told them hed gotten some creepy emails, which suggested that he was being watched. this is one of them -- "rob, saw you this morning with this woman on upper west side. how are things with her?" >> very, very strange email addresses, strange names. one was e-o-r-a-l-l-d. another one was e-o-r-2-4-7. >> re...

Stranger near the cantor home shortly before the fire. >> did you hear about the stranger that was in the area? >> yes. >> can you tell us about that? >> yeah. we werent able to track who the person was and we tried through canvassing to trace, but we never had him coming outside of the house or we never had him going inside the house. >> reporter: according to robs friends, someone had been stalking him. about a year earlier, they said rob told them hed gotten some creepy emails, which suggeste...