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TORONTO — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Thursday that Canada could start allowing fully vaccinated Americans into Canada as of mid-August for non-essential travel and should be in a position to welcome fully vaccinated travelers from all countries by early September. Trudeau spoke with leaders of Canadas provinces and his office released a readout of the call. He noted that if Canadas current positive path of vaccination rate and public health conditions continue the border can open. ...

Fully vaccinated Americans might enter Canada as of mid-August ROB GILLIES Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Thursday Canada could start allowing fully vaccinated Americans into Canada as of mid-August for nonessential travel and should be in a position to welcome fully vaccinated travelers from all countries by early September. Trudeau spoke with leaders of Canada’s provinces and his office released a readout of the call. He noted that if Canada’s current positive path...

Mobile technology helps the asphalt company improve offsite operations May 12, 2021 On May 20, 2013, a tornado hit Moore, OK, that would claim the lives of two dozen people and cause $2 billion in damages. It was vital for repair crews to assess the situation and get to work quickly in the aftermath. Just as with many other natural disasters in the area, Silver Star Construction crews leapt into action to help with clean-up. Their attention to excellence and being a partner in their community i...

Operator Good morning, and welcome to CenterPoint Energys First Quarter 2021 Earnings Conference Call with Senior Management. [Operator Instructions] I would now like to turn the call over to Phil Holder, Senior Vice President of Strategic Planning and Investor Relations. Mr. Holder? Philip Holder -- Senior Vice President of Strategic Planning & Investor Relations Good morning, everyone. Welcome to CenterPoints earnings conference call. Dave Lesar, our CEO; Jason Wells, our CFO; and Tom Webb, ...

Planning to visit a winery? Here is all you need to know about guidelines, tastings and events Updated 9:54 AM; The changes by the Centers for Disease Control this week regarding the wearing of masks brought the regional wine industry about as close as it has been to normal since March 2020. Start with the fact that it’s getting warmer (not counting the fact it feels like winter Saturday morning), so wineries can begin to get full use out of patios and decks and lawns, and in many cases, you...

With great promise, two electric vehicle makers have said they would build factories in the Central Valley and soon employ hundreds, even thousands of locals. Both announcements came in 2017.

Scotland “saved the English economy in the 1970s with our oil resources, as they were about to go cap in hand to the IMF”. Picture: Danny Lawson/PA Wire OVER the past few months there have been numerous letters highlighting the generosity of the English Treasury in giving billions to the Scottish economy to keep us afloat during the pandemic. Could I remind them all that Scotland saved the English economy in the 1970s with our oil resources, as they were about to go cap in hand to the I...

HANNAH•1976 TRANS-AM Bob Hannah, 1976 Sears Point Trans AM. The racers craved the natural terrain at Sears point,  great  for the Americans  still trying to find a way to battle with the dominant European motocrossers. 1976 was the Hurricanes coming out year as he crushed America’s super hero Marty Smith in the 125 Nationals. Hannah became consumed with winning against the ‘euros’ and his hero Roger DeCoster was a driving force to win. RD won the Trans-AMA series in ’76 and ’77, ...

Bridgewater, NS, Canada / CKBW Apr 7, 2021 2:27 PM NSCCs Craig Collins accepts a symbolic cheque from Lahave Credit Union to be offered as the Dr. David Maxwell Environmental Studies Bursary. Lahave River Credit Union announced a new bursary yesterday for environmental students at NSCC. The $5000 bursary was presented to Craig Collins, of NSCC’s Lunenburg Campus. “This is a wonderful day for our natural resources environmental technology program,” said Collins during the announcement.  T...

Pratt Tribune Tom Webb, 79, of Pratt, has been dealing with Parkinsons Disease for several years now. Its something that affects his life in multiple ways, none of them easy, none of them fun. He got an idea that having a service dog might help his situation two years ago, and when he found Melanie, a black lab puppy in the Presbyterian Church parking lot, a partnership was forged that has blessed both man and his best friend. "There was a man there with a box of about a dozen puppies one day,"...