Coronavirus: Vaccine delays have Manitoba planning to postpone 2nd doses
Manitoba is likely going to be forced to postpone some second doses of the coronavirus vaccine in the coming weeks. Continue reading →
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Coronavirus: Ontario’s electricity price cap scheduled to end on Thursday
As of Jan. 1 and for a period of 28 days, the Ontario government set electricity prices at the off-peak rate for all time-of-use and tiered customers. Watch video →
On average, 73 people die in snowmobile accidents every year, Statistics Canada report finds
“I know people, not close friends, that have died snowmobiling, you just got to do the assessment on the risk and use the right tools,” Wayne Dudych said. Continue reading →
Dr. Bonnie Henry, Health Minister Adrian Dix to take your questions at COVID-19 town hall
The special town hall will take place Jan. 28 from 6:30 to 7 p.m. after a shortened news hour. Please submit your questions and we will try to get them answered. Continue reading →
Edmonton shooting victim remembered as ‘kind, humble’ grandfather
Dion “Sonny” McCallum was sitting inside his home when he was shot and fatally wounded. His family is still trying to understand what happened to him. Continue reading →
Mobile COVID-19 testing unit to be at Dalhousie University this week
Nova Scotia health officials reported no new cases of the coronavirus on Monday after the province completed 837 tests the day prior. Continue reading →
President Joe Biden commits to replacing entire federal fleet with electric vehicles
President Joe Biden said Monday the U.S. government would replace the entire federal fleet of cars, trucks and SUVs with electric vehicles manufactured in the United States, a commitment tied to a broader campaign promise to create 1 million new jobs...
Multiple changes to religious gathering directions create confusion for Outremont Hasidic community
As of Friday, public health allowed indoor religious gatherings of up to 10 people. Continue reading →
Coronavirus: Big fines for Vancouver man caught turning home into a makeshift nightclub
Party host fined $2,500 after he was caught running a makeshift nightclub in a Vancouver apartment building. Continue reading →
B.C. officials warn new vaccine delay means second doses will be delayed too
On Monday, Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said it was learned over the weekend there will be a shortage of the Pfizer vaccine shipments they were expecting. Continue reading →