For the past few weeks, Windsor's new pandemic response therapist Dana St. Jean has been spending her time fielding phone calls and speaking with people over video chat to find ways to help them cope with the stresses of COVID-19.

Alberta has charged a Calgary-based supply company with COVID-19 price gouging, but the company's owner says he himself is paying massively inflated prices just to bring in supplies like masks and sanitizer.

Alberta reported 59 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, marking a full week of daily new cases remaining in the double digits.

A Calgary coffee shop must close public access to its patio and dine-in services, Alberta Health Services says.

The tandem of Joe Tessitore and Booger McFarland won't return to ESPN's "Monday Night Football" broadcast booth, according to media reporter Richard Deitsch of The Athletic.

One sister was formally trained in France. The other learned how to bake off the internet and shows how you don't need to go abroad to know about bread.

Some businesses have been more successful than others finding ways with new business practices to maintain the same level of success they did pre-pandemic. 

The family owned Army & Navy department store chain is closing after more than a century in business.

Fire officials are asking people in B.C. to test smoke alarms and take care in the kitchen as 15 people have died in the province so far this year due to fires — three times the number of deaths for the same time period in 2019.

Rose (Scotland) as been developing a growing ministry among residents at a local retirement community. What started with a single conversation has grown into a ministry that impacts many lives through friendship and community outreach.

Sports/English Camp meets community needs and instils biblical values in children and youth in Piedmont, Italy.

OM Italy makes increasing use of their excellent facility, Forterocca, as a base for sports and arts ministries.

Instead of ministering to refugees as planned, Mpumi and his team find themselves in interesting situations while reaching out to tourists on the beach.

OM Italy, FCA and church volunteers impact the community of Torre Pellice in northern Italy through the fifth annual English/sports camp in June.

Tim and Sophie, an Australian couple with OM in Paris, experienced life in North Africa, and its many different needs and difficulties, through Transform 2012.

To counter negative effects caused by lack of jobs and activities in the local area, OM Italy now offers free football games.

A Transform 2013 outreach team in Vasto, Italy, uses samba music and sports to connect with children.

During a three week outreach in November, OM Italy speaks to the heart of a young man called Antonio.

For the second time, OM Italy hosts the Incarnate School of Art and Mission in Bobbio Pellice.

OM Arts introduces locals from Isola, Italy to Incarnate - a programme teaching artists to work in cross-cultural missions.

A new church in Pisa puts the gospel at the centre of everything and has committed to reaching its neighbours, especially young people and students.

Ride2Transform allows teams on two wheels to pedal far and wide, praying and sharing the love of Christ in least reached areas in Europe and Africa.

“Aren’t there enough churches in Italy?” Not to reach the 50,000 people in Pisa, says OM team, who plants La Torre.

Easter provides an opportunity to share with a neighbour.

A Turkish girl helps out at the Bible Correspondence Course (BCC) as part of her church's discipleship programme.

An OMer in Turkey who likes to bake is able to bless her neighbours in their apartment block.

Two OM workers share the gospel while riding on buses in Turkey.

No known believers from a Muslim background existed in Turkey when the first two OMers arrived in 1961. Now, nearly half of the 7,000 believers there can trace their journey through the Bible Correspondence Course.

One OMer forms an unlikely friendship with a security guard while trying to get a bank account in Turkey

An OMer sharing the gospel at a police station in Turkey is asked to return and carry on the conversation.

Through the ups and downs of starting a new team, millennial workers see fruit when they start asking the right question.

In 2011, The 1881 Project saw each of the 81 provinces of Turkey engaged with the gospel message over an 18-month period.

A persuasive atheist changes his mind when Jesus meets him in a dream.

Basketball is not played much in South Africa, but OM SportsLink successfully introduces the game to students in Mamelodi, a township outside of Pretoria.

If you only owned the ground you stood on, how would you make the most out of it? A creative idea becomes a sustainable reality.

Norwegian Bible school students on mission trip to South Africa, shares the Gospel at the garbage dump outside Pretoria

While other couples in their fifties talk about retirement, Philip and Riana Dyason are talking about a new beginning: pioneer ministry in Russia.

Typically, at least two discarded babies are found in the Mamelodi City Dump every week. AIDS Hope seeks to eliminate this horrible reality.

Opening a ‘baby safe’ in a township near Pretoria, South Africa, helps desperate mothers find a solution and give their babies a future.

OM SportsLink ministers to young boys in Mamelodi, the largest township of Pretoria, South Africa, every Friday.

In October, 140 people take the Table Mountain Challenge in Cape Town and Franschhoek, South Africa, as part of the Freedom Climb.

Australian outreach participant Kathryn Jenkin testifies to how God used her prayers while on outreach in Lesotho.

Durban, South Africa :: Logos Hope is helping promote The Bible App for Kids in South Africa with OneHope

For the past two years OM South Africa SportsLink has attended a prestigious rugby tournament to spread the good news to players, coaches and staff.

Marleen was challenged to create reading curriculum for kids by what she saw while climbing Mount Everest in Nepal.

Missions Discipleship Training in South Africa is not a wasted six months--it's a springboard into your calling, preparing and equipping you for the real deal.

After leading AIDS Hope for the past 11 years, Nico and Alma hand over the leadership of Meetse a Bophelo centre in Mamelodi.

For the OM Africa communications and media team, the latest and greatest thing is a duck.

Ride2Transform allows teams on two wheels to pedal far and wide, praying and sharing the love of Christ in least reached areas in Europe and Africa.

Three patients in a hospital for drug addicts pray a prayer of repentance after hearing testimonies from students in OM Russia’s missions school.