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Christa Dao

Christa Dao

Digital Journalist at CICT-DT (Global Calgary) Online

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Coronavirus: Alberta museums taking cautious approach to reopening - Global News

Like many other businesses and services, museums have been hit hard during the COVID-19 pandemic and while they have been given the green light to reopen next Thursday, some museum officials said they won’t be.
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Coronavirus: Airdrie council votes not to enforce mandatory mask by...

Airdrie city councillors voted unanimously against a mandatory mask bylaw, unless the city sees a significant spike in cases.
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No more Calgary gymnasium, classroom rentals until 2020 ends - Glob...

After-school sports activities are apparently the latest victim of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Petition calls for MRU professor be fired over controversial, ‘raci...

MRU associate professor Frances Widdowson calls the petition outrageous and said it’s an attempt to make the university political.
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Hundreds of eviction notices issued; late rent payments up: Calgary...

Calgary Housing says it has issued 500 eviction notices for the month of August. The number of tenants paying their rent late has also jumped by 40 per cent.
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10 wolfdogs, 3 huskies at risk of euthanasia in cruelty investigati...

The Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary said 10 wolfdogs and three huskies, through no fault of their own, were at risk of being euthanized as part of a cruelty investigation.
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COVID-19: More calls for additional health measures in Alberta's .....

Since Oct. 26, Alberta has seen a stark rise in outbreaks at care facilities, and about 70 per cent of all deaths from COVID-19 have been linked to them.
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Man pleads guilty to criminal negligence, indignity to a human body...

One of the accused in the death of Shane Smith will spend five years and nine months in prison, with credit for time already served.
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Double masking or 3-layer mask with filters? Experts weigh in as CO...

In the United States, that country’s top infectious disease expert suggested wearing two masks -- or double masking -- will be more effective.
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Calgary seeing rise in anti-Asian hate crimes, incidents: police, c...

“People being spat at and physically assaulted, yelled at — (it’s) part of what we hear almost on a weekly basis for the past 12 months.”
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Can your employer mandate you to get the COVID-19 vaccine? | Global...

What are the rules when it comes to mandatory immunization in the workplace? “It’s not that different from you being sick in the workplace and your employer asking for a sick note”
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COVID-19: Businesses, residents react to Alberta inching closer to ...

Alberta is on the verge of meeting the criteria the government requires for moving into Stage 3 of its pandemic reopening plan and there is a mixture of anticipation and anxiety.
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2 men brought to hospital after shooting in southeast Calgary - Cal...

Shots were fired at a mobile home park, according to police. Police do not believe the victim and offender are known to one another.
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3 Calgary homes significantly damaged after large fire breaks out i...

The Calgary Fire Department said residents from those homes will not be able to return home for an unknown amount of time.
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Global COVID-19 rapid test shortage contributes to price-gouging co...

Rapid test prices are cheaper online, but often require purchases in bulk ranging from $200 to $400 for 25 tests. At least one B.C. pharmacy owner is concerned about price-gouging.
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Mobility aid users call for better snow removal around Metro Vancouver

Following a heavy bout of rain, Langley resident Patricia White can now get around freely, her powered chair finally unobstructed by snow. But she says the city needs to do better.
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B.C. MP briefed by CSIS on foreign interference as person of interest

NDP MP Jenny Kwan said the Canadian spy agency discussed limited details with her on Tuesday, under the direction of the Prime Minister’s office.
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Threatened B.C. Gurdwara Council representative in hiding, question...

Moninder Singh said that he and four others -- including the man killed on June 18 -- were warned in July last year about an “imminent threat of assassination” against them.
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Coroner investigating death of B.C. child with asthma in midst of w...

The “incredible little boy” from 100 Mile House loved to dance and play soccer, but knew he had to keep his puffer close, parents Amber and James told Global News.
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B.C. Ph.D. student assessing social impact of Lytton and Monte Lake...

A B.C. Ph.D. student is interviewing evacuees for her research on the social impacts on wildfires on British Columbians.
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She went to the hospital with suicidal thoughts. A clinician raised...

“I felt so hopeless because this was my attempt at reaching out for help and I feel it was actually more traumatizing,” Kathrin Mentler said.