Coronavirus: Massive expansion planned for Kitchener, Ont., face shield company
The Canadian Shield says it has recently hired 60 people and will now look to hire hundreds more.
The Canadian Shield says it has recently hired 60 people and will now look to hire hundreds more.
The Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit has reported 10 new confirmed cases of the new coronavirus, to bring its total to 109.
The City of Vancouver says it will resume parking enforcement in the West End to deter people from driving to parks and beaches in the area.
'What's striking us is the percentage of families that are coming that have never had to visit the food bank before,' says Jane Roy.
"He was my hero, and I'm a better person because of him."
The Vancouver School Board says it has been taking a flexible approach to online learning due to the new coronavirus pandemic.
Dr. Deena Hinshaw is scheduled to provide her daily update on the COVID-19 pandemic Thursday at 3:30 p.m.
Calgary police are asking for help identifying a suspect in an armed robbery that took place in the community of Aspen Woods on March 30.
Barrie's marinas and boat launch will be closed to the public until further notice as required by Ontario's emergency order.
The Transportation Security Administration screened 94,931 people on Wednesday, a drop of 96 per cent from a year ago.
RCMP in St. Albert are sending out a warning about the release of a high-risk offender in the community.
A random act of generosity by one Edmonton family just ahead of Easter has inspired dozens of other strangers to hop on board and play the Easter bunny for those in need.
RCMP officers were on hand as about 50 people gathered in Fort Saskatchewan, Alta., on Wednesday to protest after a man charged with second-degree murder in the death of his infant son was granted bail. Sarah Komandina reports.
When asked about employment supports and the possibility of guaranteed income, Premier Jason Kenney said this is a chance to re-think the approach to many programs but cautioned hard times are coming and there can’t be endless financial handouts.
Premier Jason Kenney talks about the efforts to increase Alberta’s ventilator supply, including bringing old ones out of storage, using machines from colleges and organizations like STARS, and accepting machines from the federal government.
The Town of Slave Lake said despite rumours, the Easter Bunny and Tooth Fairy remain essential workers and will continue deliveries throughout the long weekend.
A woman has been charged and police are looking for a second suspect after a fire was deliberately set at an Edmonton Chinese food restaurant.
Minister of Transportation Ric McIver shares details on what type of road projects will happen this spring across Alberta, including new paving and $60 million in pothole repairs.
Kingston Humane Society's executive director says the organization is working hard to avoid a deficit.
Long-term care home Parkview Place in Winnipeg says a staff member who last worked on April 2 is confirmed to have COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.
An update on the prime minister's condition is expected later Thursday.
The report will provide a picture of employment for the third week in March just as companies began closing shop and laying off staff to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus disease.
“Taking into consideration the mass crowds that attend the events present a tremendous risk regarding the spread of the virus, it is therefore unanimous that the priority must be the health and safety of our patrons and having weighed all these considerations there is no choice but to cancel this year’s festival.”
A spike in deaths in Britain and New York and surges of reported new infections in Japan and in India’s congested cities make it clear that the battle is far from over.
According to police, the RCMP dog was able to trace the scent of the missing man and children, who were found "cold and wet" in the woods.