November, 2020 | Zoomers News

Canada Covid 19 Pandemic and the Surge in Homelessness

Recovery for All plan can end homelessness in Canada by 2030 while saving Canadians $18 billion. Canada Covid 19 Pandemic and the Surge in Homelessness…

November 30, 2020November 30, 2020

Canada at the Front of the Line according to vaccine maker Moderna

Well I don’t know what all the political hullabaloo is. Canada at the front of the line according to vaccine maker Moderna. Now the problem…

November 29, 2020November 29, 2020

Trump gives Biden the Green Light Should Canada Care

Well it looks like Trump is finally getting the boot from the big oval office. Trump gives Biden the green light should Canada care. Maybe…

November 24, 2020November 24, 2020

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BizOpp (Home Based Business Opportunities) & MMO ( Make Money Online)

Hey Guys it’s Zoomer here from Zoomers News. So how are things going through these crazy times. At this point in time it looks like…

November 11, 2020November 11, 2020

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Get Your Free Canada Credit Score and Report

Your credit score can have a big impact on your financial future, whether it’s buying a house, renting an apartment or landing your dream job.…

November 10, 2020November 10, 2020

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Canada News

Memo to educators sparks confusion and concern among Nova Scotia teachers January 24, 2022

The memo stated that teachers are to make work and assignments available to families who keep their kids at home.

Alicia Draus

Litter of puppies rescued from garbage dump January 24, 2022

The crew were able to find three puppies during their original search. A return trip the next day brought one more pup into the mix for a total of four.

Troy Charles

‘It just keeps getting worse’, Okanagan vet hospitals struggling with staff shortages January 24, 2022

The surging omicron wave has led to staff shortages at veterinary hospitals in the Okanagan with many struggling to keep up with the demand.

Yasmin Gandham

UK’s Boris Johnson facing 2020 lockdown birthday bash allegation: report January 24, 2022

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is already facing investigation over two alleged government parties during COVID-19 lockdowns .

Revelstoke 35% to blame after firefighter injured in lake dive, court finds January 24, 2022

Aaron Gelowitz, then 34, was staying at the Williamson Lake Park and Campground July 28, 2015 when he dove into the lake and banged his head.

Kathy Michaels

‘People need help now’: B.C. ranchers in urgent need of financial aid to rebuild their lives January 24, 2022

“In the space of about 12 hours, we watched a lifetime's worth of work wash down the river and disappear," rancher Rhonda MacDonald told Global News.

Kristen Robinson

Waterloo police cruiser collides with pickup truck in Kitchener January 24, 2022

Waterloo Regional Police say they are investigating after one of their cruisers was involved in a collision in Kitchener late Saturday night.

Kevin Nielsen

Saskatoon delays return to work plan January 24, 2022

The City of Saskatoon has delayed the return of staff to in-person work to April 1.

David Giles

1 in hospital following ‘serious’ collision in south London, Ont. January 24, 2022

It was around 2:50 p.m. Monday when officers responded to a "serious motor vehicle collision" near Highbury Avenue and Westminster Drive in London, Ont.

Andrew Graham

COVID-19: HKPR reports 24 in hospital, new outbreaks at Cobourg hospital, Fenelon LTC January 24, 2022

A COVID-19 outbreak was declared Saturday on Unit 2A of Northumberland Hills Hospital in Cobourg.

Greg Davis