Lockdowns saw fed spending soar to historic levels in effort to offset pandemic’s blow to Canadians’ livelihoods
Both leaders are isolating and will not attend the throne speech, but instead plan to respond to the speech in person next week
The U.S. hit the threshold six weeks before the presidential election
Canada’s chief public health office warned today there could be a dramatic resurgence of COVID-19 cases
Canada has committed $1 billion to buy at least 154 million doses of vaccines from five different companies
Fifty-one-year man took 22 lives on April 18-19 before police killed him at a service station in Enfield, N.S.
Officials in the U.S. say the letter sent to Washington, D.C., was intercepted at a mail sorting facility
Nearly 90 per cent felt wearing a mask was a civic duty because it protects others from COVID-19
Parks Canada has said the man was from India and living in Canada on a work visa
President Donald Trump is reportedly eager to add another conservative jurist to the court
While toilet paper consumption has returned to normal levels, paper towel sales continue to outpace pre-COVID levels
Social Development Minister Ahmed Hussen expects most of the money to go out the door before the federal fiscal year closes
Daniel Bernhard made the comments shortly after Friends of Canadian Broadcasting released a research paper
The House of Commons sat in a modified hybrid form over the summer
Woman was arrested at the New York-Canada border
Move to come just after the funeral of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
The COVID-19 pandemic has made housing affordability an even bigger issue
