Ontario reports more than 3,200 new COVID-19 cases, 47 deaths
Ontario reported 3,216 COVID-19 cases on Sunday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 492,303. For comparison,
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B.C. boundary towns struggle without Albertans during pandemic
Jennifer Coffman didn’t expect to get hit with a double whammy at her restaurant in the tiny community of Field
Read moreOntario government must ‘immediately’ reopen outdoor spaces: Canadian Paediatric Society
The Canadian Paediatric Society is calling on the Ontario provincial government to “immediately” reopen outdoor recreation spaces, saying the closure
Read moreCOVID-19: Pallister walks back plan to vaccinate Manitoba teachers in North Dakota
Premier Brian Pallister has backed off a plan that would have seen teachers and other school workers vaccinated against COVID-19
Read moreCOVID-19: Trudeau pushes back on border closures after Ontario Progressive Conservative ad
TORONTO — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pushed back Friday against Ontario’s ongoing calls for tighter travel restrictions, saying finger-pointing won’t
Read more‘Completely wrong’: Anger over COVID-19 vaccine second dose delay for seniors
An Alberta senior is extremely concerned about the four-month gap between COVID-19 vaccine doses, appealing to the Canadian government to
Read moreOpposition parties call for new restrictions in Manitoba as COVID-19 case count jumps
Manitoba’s opposition parties are calling for tougher public health orders after another rise in COVID-19 numbers. Health officials announced 363
Read moreHope, excitement in the air as Albertans 30+ book COVID-19 vaccine appointments
There was a sense of excitement in Alberta Thursday, as everyone 30 and older became eligible to book a COVID-19
Read moreManitoba reports highest daily COVID-19 case count jump since December, 4 more deaths
Manitoba reported its highest one day jump in COVID-19 cases since December and four additional deaths Thursday. The 363 new
Read moreDoug Ford defends Ontario LTC minister after scathing commission report
TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford defended his minister of long-term care on Wednesday, amid calls for her resignation after a
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