Premier Doug Ford is urging people to continue to follow public health guidelines to slow the spread of the virus
This comes as a looming second wave of COVID-19 means many Canadians are not returning to the office or school just yet
In B.C., warm conditions and the threat of wildfire smoke may remain in the picture for a few more weeks
Smoke comes from hundreds of wildfires burning in Washington state, Oregon and California
Trudeau says the rising case numbers in recent weeks are a reminder that Canada is not out of the woods yet
Group is calling on the provincial and federal governments to make post-graduate work permits renewable
Ministers are expected flesh out plans for the Sept. 23 throne speech
Trudeau government announced in May that it was banning the use, sale and import of assault weapons into Canada
Aline Chretien shunned limelight but played influential role in private
Tam said the information about the virus was changing rapidly, but the work in Canada was constant
Toronto sees run as league champs come to an end
Feds have committed to transferring $19 billion to the provinces to help them cope with the fallout from the COVID-19
Tokyo’s chief executive officer Torisho Muto said recently the Games could go ahead without a vaccine
The commissioner of Canada elections says before the 2019 federal election, Morneau pumped up two prospective Liberal candidates
The party says it has received more than 500 questions so far
Dr. Barry Pakes, a public health physician and professor at the University of Toronto, says there is plenty to consider
Staff or students who have had direct contact with those people with COVID-19 will be contacted
Experts agree fires are more extreme due to drought, warming temperatures they attribute to climate change
Trudeau and Morneau have apologized for not recusing themselves from the decision to pay WE up to $43.5 million
Popeyes has launched an ambitious expansion in the Canadian market in the last five years.
