Highlights

Copshop just wrapped production, though it's still up in the air when it will hit theatres.

Like many Canadians financially hurt by the pandemic, her family of four is struggling to stay afloat even with the help of social assistance, food banks, clothing donations, and loans from friends and family.

At the height of the crisis, an estimated 800,000 restaurant jobs were lost or saw hours reduced to zero.

"I am glad that Jason Kenney is concerned about Alberta Human Rights (AHR)! In October 2020 I began the AHR complaint process against Alberta Health. I am still fighting for my right to receive the drug Remicade."

Now, there's two artistic Necyks in town as Brad's younger brother Graham starts a fine art printing biz. Now that's doing the pandemic right.

Happy Thursday!

Five St. Albertans have died this week. Forty-two more St. Albertans diagnosed with COVID-19 on Thursday; 30 more residents recovered.

"They also have their stockings with their names on them, too, usually just filled up with bones and treats. They truly are spoiled – but hey, they are good boys and they deserve it," Goudie said. 

Chris Rusk a lover of the outdoors and family man

The site is being created with help from the Canadian Red Cross and is being set up inside the Universiade Pavilion.