Dr. Howard Njoo, Canada’s deputy chief public health officer, said no matter the restrictions in place, “now is not the time to be travelling abroad.”
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Hate crimes jumped 51 per cent in part spurred by pandemic, Toronto police report
While the most common offences related to vandalism and criminal harassment, members of the Asian/Chinese and South Asian/Indian communities were frequently assaulted.
Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) stepping up its PhP 10 million Relief Campaign in NCR, 4 provinces
“Executive Minister Eduardo V. Manalo and the entire INC continue to act on the spirit of Bayanihan that our government is spearheading. We as a Church will do our share in assisting our countrymen in need -- those who have lost jobs, those who need food and basic supplies, those who need upliftment during this ongoing health emergency,” said Bro. Glicerio P. Santos IV of the INC’s Finance Department.
Federal Budget 2021: Highlights from the Liberal plan tabled Monday
Published: Mon, Apr 19th, 2021 4:25:52 PM OTTAWA — Highlights from the federal Liberal budget tabled Monday by Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland: — $30 billion over the next five years, and $8.3 billion ongoing for early learning and child care and Indigenous early learning and child care. The plan would aim to see an average drop in fees next year by...
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Make positive impact on people’s lives, PRRD urges mass media
PHL President Duterte emphasized the importance of “making a positive impact” especially now that traditional media has changed in the digital age.
A $2.25 million donation to support nurses at the McGill University Health Centre
MONTREAL, May 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The estate of Herta Vodstrcil has left a $5 million donation to the...
How are we feeling? Canadians are worried, bored, stressed, lonely and sad
It’s a sign of good mental health when someone can experience a full range of emotions and recognize, understand and manage how they feel—even when it’s uncomfortable. Being able to make an emotional connection is also part of how we seek comfort and reassurance from people in our lives.”
Frontline and Immigrant Workers Receive Care Packages In ‘Aid to Humanity’ Events By Iglesia Ni Cristo
Essential workers in British Columbia, Canada receive appreciation and a morale boost from outreach events of the global Church.
COVID-19 modelling shows B.C. bending the curve of variant cases
VANCOUVER — Efforts by British Columbia health officials and residents are managing to suppress infections that have been driven by...
Hospitalizations, ICU admissions growing for younger Canadians in third wave
The third wave is outpacing anything Canada has seen before is clear.
The average daily case loads of COVID-19 in January peaked at around 8,100 cases, while in April it appears to have peaked at around 8700 cases.
‘Relatively bleak:’ Post-secondary students face rising debt and few summer jobs
CALGARY — Michelle Benz thought she was playing it smart when she went back to school after being laid off...
The latest news on COVID-19 developments in Canada
Ontario is reporting 3,369 new COVID-19 cases today as the number of admissions to provincial intensive care units continues to climb.