Everything you need to know about COVID-19 in Alberta on Saturday, Jan. 1
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Here is the latest detailed regional breakdown of active cases, as reported by the province on Dec. 29:
The family of a tech CEO who was killed in a 2018 shooting in Toronto is renewing a $250,000 reward for anyone with information that can lead to his killer.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday he recognizes the strained health-care system needs a cash injection to help it overcome a series of challenges from staffing issues to surgery backlogs and an acute shortage of family doctors.
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For Yellowknife North MLA Rylund Johnson, it's now or never if the N.W.T.'s 19th Legislative Assembly truly wants to make progress on its mandated priorities.
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The Supreme Court of Canada will hear appeals on Tuesday, centred on a Yukon First Nation's requirement that elected officials live on settlement land, and whether that requirement infringes the Charter rights of citizens living elsewhere.
Type the word "Nemaska" into a search engine and most results refer to Nemaska Lithium, the company that sought bankruptcy protection in 2019 before being partly bought out by the Quebec government's investment agency. The episode resulted in tens of thousands of small investors losing significant savings.
The idea looks good on paper.
A man convicted of killing a chef apologized Monday and expressed dismay that no one with the victim's family was in court to to hear it.
When a shopper shares their email address at the cash register — to receive an electronic receipt, rather than a paper one — do they really know where their details are being sent?