With inflation causing food prices to rise, consumers are looking for deals, and a new app is offering to help people find savings at the grocery store, while helping cut down on food waste. “Too Good to Go” has launched in the Ottawa-Gatineau region. It connects consumers with businesses who have surplus food at the … Read more
When a large experimental heat shield inflated in space and faced the brutal reentry of Earth’s atmosphere last week, the aeroshell survived—and NASA officials have deemed it a “huge success.” The technology demonstration could be the foundation of landing technology that puts humans on the surface of Mars. The Low-Earth Orbit Flight Test of an … Read more
Below is a list of places ordered shut last week by inspectors with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. According to state records, no establishments were ordered to shut down in Miami-Dade and the Florida Keys last week. All the places mentioned that were shut were allowed to re-open following an ordered clean … Read more
The latest Hunger Report from Feed Ontario shows more Ontarians are relying on food banks and visiting them more often. And it’s a trend happening in rural regions as well, with less affordable housing playing a key factor. Representatives from Feed Ontario provided an update on the report in Morrisburg on Friday, with Food Banks … Read more
To keep my spirits up during the cold winter months, I like to get outside and be active. My favorite place to cross country ski is at Kawartha Nordic, south of Apsley, where 46 km of trails wend their way through the woods and rolling terrain of the Canadian Shield. Sunlight sparkled on the newly … Read more
Another winter storm hits Ottawa, a popular diner is closing after 55 years in business and Ottawa students discover that EpiPens don’t work in space. CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at the top five stories on our website this week One of the largest snowfalls of the season buried Ottawa with 27 cm of snow this week, disrupting … Read more
Thousands of Canadians who have been without power since last week’s fierce winter storms spent Boxing day in the cold and dark while strong winds and high tides on the West Coast prompted a flood warning. The City of Vancouver issued a flood warning Monday evening, saying “exceptionally high tide and high winds” are forecast … Read more
Sri Lanka is currently experiencing a severe economic and political crisis that recently resulted in a default on debt obligations. Additionally, the nation’s foreign exchange reserves are almost depleted, which limits its ability to buy imports and raises domestic costs for goods. There are many reasons of Sir Lankan economic crises and the economic turmoil … Read more
A rush of anxiety on a hungover Sunday may be your clue to limit drinking, research says. While alcohol consumption is deeply ingrained in social settings, particularly at this festive time of year, be wary of how you feel post-holiday party, as increased feelings of anxiety and depression are proven to be symptoms of alcohol … Read more
Government of Canada supports market development for Ontario Ginseng Canadian News Wire OTTAWA, ON, March 24, 2022 OTTAWA, ON, March 24, 2022 /CNW/ – Canada is a global leader in the production of North American ginseng and it plays an important role in the economy as the largest field grown horticultural exports. Today, the Minister … Read more
