Coronavirus: B.C. installs portable toilets on major trucking routes
The transportation ministry is also keeping the province's 203 rest areas open during the outbreak to continue to support the trucking industry.
The transportation ministry is also keeping the province's 203 rest areas open during the outbreak to continue to support the trucking industry.
He said he will be speaking with Canadian premiers on Wednesday about putting the wage boost in place as soon as possible.
"I want people to know a little more about the person they have been cheering on for the past year," the 'Jeopardy!' host writes in his book.
The B.C. government is moving as quickly as possible to distribute a safe supply of drugs to users under the COVID-19 pandemic, the minister in charge says. Minister of Mental Health and Addictions Judy Darcy told CKNW’s Mornings with Simi that the province has been working to get the latest information to doctors and nurses....
Louis Riel School Division has sent surveys to students' families to identify gaps in technology and other learning resources.
Fans are shining a spotlight on Ticketmaster over what they say are unfair policies preventing them from being refunded for shows postponed over the coronavirus pandemic.
A staff member at Walmart's Barrie South Supercentre and an associate at the company's Alliston, Ont., store have tested positive for COVID-19, a spokesperson confirmed Wednesday.
The World Health Organization says it hopes the United States will remain a friend of the organization.
Fredericton-based LuminUltra is "ramping up production ... to meet the weekly demand in all provinces," the prime minister said on Wednesday.
It comes as no surprise that some pro athletes, celebrities and business tycoons have jumped all in to raise money for food aid charities during the pandemic, Rick Zamperin says.
It’s a way to help those who are taking care of people who need it most; the Alberta government announced funding support for caregivers in the province. Sarah Komadina reports.
Bill Peters made a return to professional hockey on Wednesday when he was appointed coach of Russian hockey club Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg.
Halifax Regional Police say an officer was conducting a routine patrol of a construction site at the 300 block of Higney Avenue just after 2:00 a.m. Wednesday, when he noticed two men stealing construction equipment.
Federal Health Minister Patty Hajdu defended Health Canada's process for approving tools to fight COVID-19 on Tuesday after Premier Jason Kenney suggested Alberta may bypass its approval to take steps to respond to the pandemic.
Lori Williams, an associate professor at Mount Royal University, says Premier Jason Kenney’s criticisms of Dr. Theresa Tam do not improve Alberta’s image. Michael King reports.
Multiple people called 911 reporting thick smoke and flames in the 3900 block of 30 Avenue S.E. on Tuesday afternoon.
Approximately 100 members of Kelowna's Indo-Canadian community joined in a car parade showing their appreciation for health-care workers on Tuesday evening.
The decision to print Trump's name on the cheques, which the Internal Revenue Service is planning to send to tens of millions of Americans, will slow their delivery by several days, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday.
Red Deer city council voted Tuesday to approve pushing back the deadline for homeowners to pay property taxes for 90 days.
Premier Scott Moe said details on reigniting sectors of the economy could be coming as early as next week if case numbers stay low
They can teach your kids to juggle and make them laugh but also answer critical questions about COVID-19.
Police said officers were called to the area of Hurontario Street and Ceremonial Drive, north of Eglinton Avenue West, at 9 p.m.
Almost overnight, the way journalists research, record and report the news has been altered as television broadcasters try to cope with the coronavirus pandemic.
The number of cases in the town of roughly 13,500 jumped this week as local businesses shift operations.
A Calgary long-term care facility is now housing residents who have tested postive for COVID-19 in an isolation ward. But one family has concerns with that approach.