‘We need to have a system that allows us to identify people rapidly,” B.C.’s top doctor says
The ice shelf on the northwestern edge of Ellesmere Island has shrunk 43 per cent
National unemployment rate was 10.9 per cent in July, down from the 12.3 per cent recorded in June
Police later confiscated more than 120 kilograms of the drug from Xu Weihong’s home
The new Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement that replaced NAFTA went into force on July 1
The committee will not deal with specific projects or regulatory decision-making
French and Russian rescue teams with dogs searched the port area Friday
The CFL sent the federal government the $30-million request earlier this week
COVID-19 protocols are likely to vary even more at the school board level, and even and school-to-school.
Court said women may not have been as careful as they did not know the diagnosis
British Columbia and Saskatchewan haven’t updated their flood maps in more than two decades
Black Canadians represent 5.6%of the population but occupy 2% of positions across the types of boards analyzed
Agency says there are 120 confirmed cases in Canada, including 56 in Alberta, 43 in British Columbia
Elections Canada recalculates, says voter turnout last fall higher than 2015
Those mercenaries, the suit states, were behind the killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi
Jacob Markstrom stops 27 shots to lead Vancouver past Minnesota
Roughly 1,500 samples are collected and analysed daily in each city
Some U.S. metals companies have complained that Canadian aluminum has been dumped on the market
The government estimates four million people will be moved onto EI after CERB ends
An initial $1.5 million is going to organizations such as the Red Cross to help meet urgent needs
