Kayakers deliver supplies to farm cut off by floods in Chilliwack, B.C.
Ky Konojaki has been delivering groceries by kayak to his neighbour Suzy Coulter ever since her farm in Chilliwack, B.C., got cut off by the...
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As opioid deaths spike among Blood Tribe in southern Alberta, some share stories of hope
Earlier this month, the Blood Tribe sent an alert to its members warning of a particularly poisonous batch of opioids making its way through the...
Alberta to shift COVID-19 testing strategy as Omicron variant spread accelerates
No one in Canada will be able to maintain PCR testing for every community case with mild symptoms, Alberta’s chief medical officer of health said...
The most accurate measure of Omicron’s spread may be in how many are hospitalized
With Omicron’s highly contagious nature, PCR testing has been maxed out in some provinces as people rush to get tested. And with some regions expected...
Surge in new vehicle and parts orders leads overall boost in Canadian retail sales
Motor vehicle and parts dealerships led a retail sales increase in October, with the new car dealership industry in recovery after a debilitating global microchip...
Quebec shuts down schools, bars, gyms and more as COVID-19 case counts soar
Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé said in the face of the Omicron variant, which appears to be doubling its spread every few days, the government...
2 Atlantic provinces commit to open borders, but 1 tightens up amid COVID-19 wave
Premiers for Nova Scotia and New Brunswick said this weekend they will keep borders open, but Newfoundland and Labrador is bringing in a five-day isolation...
Yukon father opens up about losing daughter to opioid overdose
Gary Bailie of Whitehorse lost his daughter Stacity, 27, to a fentanyl overdose in October. He’s sharing her story as a reminder that there are...
All travellers will once again need a molecular COVID-19 test before arriving in Canada
Canada is increasing testing requirements for international travellers and dropping its travel ban on flights from 10 African countries as the government tries to quash the...
Manitoba asks Ottawa for ICU nurses to help with 4th wave
Manitoba is asking the federal government for intensive care unit nurses to help with the fourth wave of COVID-19, as a lack of critical care...