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WPVI Action News July 10, 2014 - Vimarsana News

WPVI Action News July 10, 2014

Of north philadelphia, where a pharmaceutical delivery person was shot at a pharmacy, chopper 6 was over the active scene on ridge at 11 00 a. M. We go live now to david henry. Reporter this all happened at 10 37 this morning on the 2700 block of ridge, it remains closed here on the corner. The man driving the van was making a Drug Delivery when he was approached by a gunman and one shot was fired during the course of the robbery and the deliveryman was hit in the han in his index finger. This is a Day Care Center next door and the surveillance camera captured a picture of the van going by and...

P.E.I. Premier eyes weather as issue for province - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. Premier eyes weather as issue for province

P.E.I. Premier Dennis King talks with CTV's Todd Battis about issues facing the province, including storms and health care.

P.E.I. partners with researchers looking into STI testing at pharmacies - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. partners with researchers looking into STI testing at pharmacies

A group of researchers wants to look into how making testing for sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBIs) more accessible can impact the health of Prince Edward Islanders.

Source: cbc.ca
The Official Solution for the WBKR/Halloween Havoc Road War - Vimarsana News

The Official Solution for the WBKR/Halloween Havoc Road War

Here it is! The official solution for the 2023 WBKR/Halloween Havoc Road War. Here are all the turns teams should have made in the event.

Source: wbkr.com
More Nova Scotians leave emergency rooms without seeing doctor - Vimarsana News

More Nova Scotians leave emergency rooms without seeing doctor

Cape Breton-based emergency physician Dr. Margaret Fraser wasn’t surprised to hear that national numbers collected by CTV reveal a big spike in the number of people across the country who come to an emergency department for care, and then leave after growing tired of waiting.