Thursday, March 28, 2024
MONTREAL — Dozens of Quebec residents are facing fines for violating the province's newly enacted curfew on Sunday as the COVID-19 infection rates the measure is meant to curb continued their sharp upward trajectory. Provincial police said they targeted about...
OTTAWA — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says his country "will do its best" to help Canada get COVID-19 vaccines but stopped short of making any specific guarantee that India would ship doses to Canada. Canada is also not among...
While Ottawa is finalizing its quarantine plans for Canadians returning from abroad, thousands of lucky tourists who are vacationing in the Caribbean and Mexico have dodged the bullet. Sun-seekers returning to Montreal through Feb. 14 are able to quarantine at home because...
When the Last Post sounds at Victory Square in Vancouver on Nov. 11, this year it will be to a nearly empty park. There will be no crowd of thousands, there will be no veterans or cadets parading and there...
Asked who they believe is responsible for historic injustices against Indigenous people in Canada, a majority of respondents (53%) blamed the Canadian government Despite recognizing historic injustices against Indigenous people, two out of three Canadians are still proud of their...
Albertans have a clearer idea of who will run what government departments under Danielle Smith after the new premier revealed her cabinet on Friday. Several key ministers of Jason Kenney's cabinet will keep their jobs, including Tyler Shandro as Minister...
OTTAWA — The federal government's new dental insurance plan has yet to be introduced, but advocates are warning the eligibility criteria for people with disabilities could be cumbersome and may not capture everyone who should have access to the...
OTTAWA — The Trudeau Liberals sought Friday to get ahead of a looming benefits panic, announcing plans to add extra weeks of income support for unemployed workers and parents at home with children because of the pandemic. The government plans...
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — RCMP Assistant Commissioner Ches Parsons says a new committee in Newfoundland and Labrador is looking to eliminate existing systemic barriers in the RCMP to allow more members of the Black community to enter its ranks. Parsons,...
China’s Foreign Ministry says relations with Canada stand “at a crossroads” after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused Beijing of engaging in “coercive diplomacy.” Speaking to media outlets on Dec. 27, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian accused Trudeau of “misunderstanding” and “miscalculating”...
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