‘It sends a terrible signal,’ Liberal representative William Amos said in an interview
Employers are also keenly aware of how workplace spread of the virus could affect their reputation
The number of lives lost is bigger than Chicago’s population and equivalent to Philadelphia and Dallas combined
The pandemic has disrupted the usual flow of illicit drugs and more toxic fentanyl-laced substances took their place
Concern has arisen among bubble tea cafes and shops as demand for the drink grows with warmer weather
Funeral service will be broadcast live from St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle starting at 10 a.m. EDT
The Liberals will look to thread an economic needle with Monday’s budget
On Thursday, minister in charge of Japan’s vaccine rollout, Taro Kono, said even if the Olympics go on, there may be no fans of any kind in venues
Dr. Wayne John Edwards, who was 66, died Tuesday at the Chinook Regional Hospital in the southern Alberta city
Nunavut’s capital city is under a lockdown after detecting its first case of COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic
The big picture over the last week looks successful in the U.S., but it is still to be seen if the vaccine rollout proves to be equitable
The yearly imagery will vividly illustrate how climate change has affected glaciers, beaches, forests and other places worldwide
Don Davies introduced a private member’s bill Thursday that would scrap Criminal Code provisions on drug possession, expunge criminal records for the same offence and mandate low-barrier access to safe supply
Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin says quality assurance backlogs, not production issues, have led to delays for Moderna shipments
Most of Canada’s current vaccine suppliers are already testing new versions against variants
On a month-over-month basis, sales in March were up 5.2 per cent compared with February
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will issue a formal apology next month, acknowledging internment camps
