A volunteer working to rescue people from the deepening crisis in Afghanistan says that while it may be tempting to point fingers, the situation on the ground is too urgent to consider that right now.
The U.S. Food and Drug Association has issued a plea for Americans to stop taking ivermectin, a drug often used as a de-wormer in livestock, as a method to treat or prevent COVID-19.
Erin O'Toole acknowledged a long-simmering sentiment within Conservative circles on Saturday: the Tory leader's carbon-pricing scheme is not universally beloved among the party faithful.
Federal Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole is highlighting his plan to boost disability benefits as part of a broad basket of pocketbook issues he's presenting as the federal election hits day seven.
Four people are dead following a head-on crash on Winnipeg's Perimeter Highway early Saturday morning.
Five parties will be represented at the federal election debates in September, but the leader of the People's Party of Canada Maxime Bernier will not be taking part after the Party fell short of four per cent polling threshold needed to qualify.
Canadian officials say a C-17 Globemaster transport plane evacuated 106 more Afghans from the chaotic Kabul airport on Friday and brought them to a safe third country.
Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says his party will impose strict rules on Canadian Housing and Mortgage Corporation loans in an effort to stop so-called renovictions and provide cash to help people pay their rents.
Ontario is reporting another spike in COVID-19 cases, logging the highest number of new infections since early June.
The race between the Liberals and the Conservatives is narrowing with upward movement in favour of the Conservatives as week one of the federal election campaign comes to a close, according to nightly tracking conducted by Nanos Research for CTV News and The Globe and Mail.
The United States and Germany told their citizens in Afghanistan on Saturday to avoid traveling to Kabul airport, citing security risks as thousands of desperate people gathered trying to flee almost a week after Taliban Islamists took control.
Alberta's nurses have been informed they could soon be forced to work mandatory overtime and have holiday time cancelled in response to increasing demand by COVID-19 hospitalizations and staffing shortages.
At the time of publication, the nature of the fireball is unconfirmed, but suspected to be a meteor.
The University Health Network has confirmed that any employees who decide not to get vaccinated by the end of October will be terminated.
