Police in Winnipeg have charged a 14-year-old boy with first degree murder and a number of other serious offences after a string of shootings that began on the Canada Day national holiday.
The unrelated shootings claimed the life of one woman and saw five others injured in a series of...
Atlantic Canadians are now free to travel among Canada's four eastern provinces without self-isolating to reduce the risk of coronavirus transmission, but that doesn't mean the process is easy.
The so-called Atlantic bubble opened one minute after midnight AT as part of the easing of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. Travellers still...
Ontario reported 121 new cases, 174 recoveries and five COVID-19 related fatalities in its latest 24-hour stretch.
It’s the second fewest daily cases the province has recorded since March 25, only behind the 111 patients it reported June 26.
Of the 121 recently identified cases, 72 of them were...
There are now 24,938 active cases of COVID-19 in Quebec, after health officials reported 102 new cases, 122 recoveries and six deaths.
Of the fatalities, three occurred in the province’s latest 24 hour stretch, while three occurred before June 26.
The 102 new cases are the most since June...
A new outbreak of COVID-19 has been declared at a long-term care home in northeast Calgary.
Eight cases of the illness have been identified at Generations Calgary — six staff members and two residents.
Ian West, vice-president of operations for Park Place Seniors, which operates the facility says they've been...
Ontario has deployed an emergency management team to Windsor-Essex to help deal with a large COVID-19 outbreak on a farm, Premier Doug Ford said Friday as he apologized for previously suggesting migrant workers were hiding to avoid getting tested for the novel coronavirus.
Ford said the team from Emergency Management...
The saga continues. Yves-François Blanchet said that Jagmeet Singh alone is to blame for socially dividing Quebec and Canada. He wondered if Singh will look at himself in the mirror now about this.
After meeting with Quebec Premier François Legault in Montreal on July 2, the Bloc Québécois leader took...
The Blackfoot Confederacy has called on Alberta Premier Jason Kenney to fire his speechwriter over comments made in a 2013 essay about residential schools.
The essay written by now-Kenney speechwriter Paul Bunner was titled “The ‘Genocide’ That Failed” and was published in a right-wing online publication called the C2C Journal.
The...
