The premiers and governors claimed that the COVID-19 restrictions have negatively impacted residents in Canada and the U.S. by driving up inflation and the cost of living.
With wife Margaret, Charles Juravinski was known for making considerable donations to health care providers throughout Hamilton.
'If you have not had that third (COVID-19) booster this is the time to go and get it. You need it ... whether or not it's required to enter a venue,' Dr. Catherine Hankins said.
Emergency crews were called to the area of Keele Street and Gulliver Road at 12:53 p.m. for a report of a stabbing involving a TTC staff member.
Police said the young man was taken to hospital after being around 3:10 a.m. by emergency personnel at the beer vendor in the 1400 block of Notre Dame, but later died.
Oluronke Taiwo, the Black student advisor at Dalhousie University and University of King’s College in Halifax, inspires students with her own academic and life accomplishments.
City officials said that workers will begin returning to offices on Tuesday under a "hybrid model."
The province has reported a total of 269 COVID-19-related deaths since the start of the pandemic.
A Halifax-based psychiatrist remains hopeful that 2022 will come with a "turning point" that will inspire people to continue building their resilience.
The Winnipeg Jets are welcoming a full house of fans back to Canada Life Centre, and the downtown arena is expected to be hopping for Wednesday's game.
The Sea Dogs will host the tournament beginning June 20, with the championship game on June 29. The tournament was rescheduled after the hockey season was impacted by COVID-19.
On Tuesday, EPSB chair Trisha Estabrooks said the minister of education approved the board's request to access $6 million in reserve dollars to purchase HEPA filters.
Even though cases of SARS-CoV-2 placentitis are rare, a new study reveals the significant damage COVID-19 can do to a pregnant woman’s placenta.
Statistics Canada said last month that the annual pace of inflation climbed to 4.8 per cent in December, the fastest rate since September 1991.
Trucks other vehicles with Canadian flags or banners remain in downtown Ottawa with drivers saying they will stay until all COVID-19 vaccine mandates are lifted.
The Financial Accountability Office will look at how the government plans to lower bills by 12 per cent.
An undercover private investigator spent about 10 hours on Saturday among the Coutts organizers and their families.
A victory in women's curling and a strong performance in cross-country skiing are among the highlights so far for Canada on day 12 of the Beijing Winter Olympics.
After a week of blockades at the Ambassador Bridge disrupted to key Canadian industries, some experts are sounding the alarm about economic dependence on the bridge.
Slovakia won the quarterfinal match 3-2, dashing the U.S. team's hopes for a medal in a near-repeat of their elimination at the 2018 Games in Pyeongchang.
An EPS officer has been placed on administrative leave after a video surfaced on social media that police acknowledge shows her in uniform voicing support for trucker convoys.
Winnipeg police are asking for help in finding 19-year-old Natalie Josol.
Manitoba reported no new deaths Tuesday as COVID-19 numbers continue to drop.
The company behind the Coastal GasLink pipeline continues to expect to go "significantly'' over budget for the project and will also deliver a delayed completion date.
The state of emergency for Seawatch was renewed more than 150 times, including several times after a court judge ruled that continued state of emergency renewals were unlawful.
