Debate over $13M tax break for airport hotel ends in tie vot

Six people on a committee disagreed about whether or not Germain Hotels needs the city incentive Tuesday at city hall, after a long debate about whether a hotel project at the Ottawa International Airport should get a $13 million break on property taxes, the vote was a strange tie. City staff have decided that Germain

B.C. will be the first province to set a ratio of nurses to patients

The B.C. health minister says that setting a nurse-to-patient ratio is “the best practice around the world. British Columbia will be the first province in Canada to use a nurse-to-patient ratio. This is part of the province’s plan to improve public health standards for work load. The move is an important part of the tentative

Simon Fraser University will no longer play football

Team moved from competing in Canada to the NCAA ten years ago, but it was hard for them to do well The football team at Simon Fraser University has four downs and is out of the game. The university in Burnaby, B.C., announced on Tuesday that it would end its varsity team right away, putting

Sask. Health Authority facilities no longer have to make people wear masks

All Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) facilities no longer have to make people wear masks or keep a certain distance from them. This was announced by the province on Tuesday. “In our health care facilities, we’ll go back to the way things were before. So, basically, there is no need for masks and facilities, “The province’s

In April, the COVID trends in Ottawa stay the same

75% of Ottawans over the age of 4 don’t have the recommended COVID vaccine protection Recent developments: Most of Ottawa’s COVID-19 numbers are staying the same or going down. 75% of Ottawans over the age of four don’t have the recommended COVID vaccine. The COVID risk level for the EOHU stays at a moderate level.