In repairing the inequalities the pandemic has exposed, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau opened the new session of Parliament with a reprioritized national...
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If U.S. President Donald Trump loses the Nov. 3 presidential election, he may not transfer power peacefully. The statement came on Wednesday at a news...
COVID-19 is altering how Canadian spend their money. Experts now believe that the second wave of COVID-19 in Canada could see consumers getting shortages...
Some snowbirds are contemplating toughing out the winter months north of the border as temperatures start to cool down in Canada, while others are hoping...
After several undersea searches, the divers have finally found one of the two boys’ bodies who capsized last week. According to the RCMP spokesperson...
Bill Blair, the Public Safety Minister, stated that executives of an American supply company, “should not have been permitted” to enter the country...
On Thursday, health officials announced that young people who want to be tested for COVID-19 in British Columbia should not fear the discomfort of a nasal swab...
There are still worries about how many people may be arriving in the country by air, even as Canada and the U.S. move to extend the border closure by another...
A new study has shown that the first sign of COVID-19 could be a stroke. The study confirmed that the first sign of the virus infection does not necessarily...
According to a family spokesperson, Aline Chretien, 84, died peacefully on Saturday morning, surrounded by family at her home in Shawinigan, Que. She was the...
