The competition is heating up as we head into day two of Skate Canada International at Harbour Station.
The
first day saw three-time world champ Patrick Chan winning the men's
short program, while Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir won the short dance. American Gracie Gold got first in the women's short program.
17-year
old Canadian skater Kaetlyn Osmond, who came in fifth in the women's
short program yesterday, says she feeds off of the energy of the fans,
and fans in the Maritimes are always fantastic.
Four
events happening at Skate Canada International today at Harbour Station
including the Ladies Free Program at 3:15pm and the Ice Free Dance at
5:30pm. Click here for a complete schedule of events.
Emergency
crews spending a half hour searching buildings in Saint John's uptown for a
woman who did not know where she was after falling down a flight of
concrete stairs.
The
woman sustained a severe head injury from the fall and kept going in and
out of consciousness while on the phone with 911 at around 11:30 last
night. Police and fire found the woman in a stairwell in the Delta and
she was taken to hospital.
Divisional
Fire Chief Mark Wilson says she was very fortunate and says good
cooperation between police fire and the emergency centre led to a
successful conclusion.
Another
woman being brought to hospital after she was found bleeding from her
head in the North end this morning. City Police say a passerby saw the
woman on Bridge Street and called for medical assistance just after 9am.
She has undetermined injuries.
If your child is allergic to milk, you are going to want to check their Halloween haul for a certain brand of sweets.
The
Canadian Food Inspection Agency is advising people that there is milk in
Clic's Strawberry Flavored Marshmallows, which is not printed on the
label. The CFIA says there has been one report of someone getting sick from eating the product.
The advisory affects the 250-gram size bags best before January 17, 2014. The product is sold nationally.
One person brought to hospital with undetermined injuries after a car crash in the Millidgeville area.
It happened in front of 80 University Avenue just before 4 in the afternoon.
Divisional Fire Chief Mark Wilson says the injuries are not life-threatening.
