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Month: June 2021

At least 4 Canadian citizens ‘may be affected’ by Florida condo collapse: Global Affairs

By Sonja Puzic, CTVNews.ca Producer and Brooklyn Neustaeter, CTVNews.ca Writer Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO, Ontario (CTV Network) — Global Affairs Canada says it has received preliminary reports indicating that at least four Canadians “may be affected” by a condominium building collapse in Florida. The agency said in an emailed statement to

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Fact check: White House national security adviser misleadingly describes pipeline company as ‘not Russian’

By Daniel Dale, CNN Last Sunday, CNN “State of the Union” co-anchor Dana Bash pressed White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan on the Biden administration’s approach to Nord Stream 2, a controversial and nearly completed pipeline that will carry natural gas from Russia to Germany via the Baltic Sea. Bash said to Sullivan that

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Matt Hancock, Britain’s beleaguered health secretary, resigns after being caught kissing aide

By Peter Wilkinson, CNN Matt Hancock resigned as Britain’s Health Secretary Saturday, one day after he apologized for breaching Covid regulations. The politician was pictured kissing and embracing his adviser, with whom British tabloid The Sun alleges he is having an extramarital affair. “I want to reiterate my apology for breaking the guidance and apologise

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NC State has been ruled out of the College World Series due to Covid-19 protocols, advancing Vanderbilt to the finals

By Wayne Sterling and Alaa Elassar, CNN The North Carolina State Wolfpack is out of the College World Series due to Covid-19 protocols, allowing the Vanderbilt Commodores to advance to the finals. The Wolfpack was scheduled to play the Commodores Saturday afternoon in the winner-take-all bracket final, but the NCAA declared the game a no-contest

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Local dealership owner says lack of semiconductors driving up price of used cars

By RACHEL MCCRARY, JAMES PAXSON Click here for updates on this story     https://www.wnem.com/news/local-dealership-owner-says-lack-of-semiconductors-driving-up-price-of-used-cars/article_d3aa56e2-d5fd-11eb-bacd-c7d8faa21dfd.html?block_id=994426 (WNEM) — A shortage of semiconductors is wreaking havoc on the auto industry. The integral piece is creating a lack of inventory at dealerships across the country, including mid-Michigan. “As new vehicles are unavailable, people are shifting to the late model used

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These are the hotshot firefighters leading attacks against California wildfires

And they’re quitting REDDING, Calif. (KYMA, KECY) – A swirling tornado of flames reaching 40,000 feet into the sky tore through a California city in 2018, leaving a veteran hotshot firefighter horrified. The fire tornado, which obliterated entire neighborhoods in Redding, California, during the massive Carr Fire, still haunts former hotshot supervisor Aaron Humphrey. He

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Cooling shelters in Portland welcome pets

By BRIDGET CHAVEZ Click here for updates on this story     PORTLAND, OR (KPTV) — This weekend the temperatures are expected to hit the triple digits and it’s important to keep your pet safe during this unprecedented heat wave. Jennifer Robinson, the hospital manager for Pet Samaritan Veterinary Clinic said pet owners need to keep an

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