Vice-president Lissa Smith is stepping in to fill the position on an acting basis
Former governors general are entitled to a pension and also get a regular income paid to them for the rest of their lives
Today marks the one year anniversary of COVID-19 landing in Canada
Pre-trial motions that were scheduled to be heard Monday will now take place in April
There are about 10,000 veterinarians in Canada
Opposition parties have blamed the government for mishandling the rush to approve and buy vaccines
It pins the blame largely on a lack of supports, a corrupted drug supply
The tragedy in long-term care homes across the country has shed a light on persistent problems
Just a few weeks ago, the CRA sent out letters to 441,000 people questioning their eligibility for the CERB
The new version uses ‘any nasopharyngeal swab’ rather than one of the company’s own design
As the economic downturn continued, more people were ready to consider bigger moves on the job front
O’Toole said he’s aware people have ‘trust issues’ with his party
The 56-year-old man was admitted to Toronto’s Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
Canadians who return from abroad are required to isolate at home for two weeks and violators risk heavy fines and jail time
153 flights have arrived from outside Canada over the last two weeks
There are 119 patients in intensive care and 1,463 people have died
Kenney said he was upset the U.S. wouldn’t consult with Canada first before acting
Those joining the inquiry include Thomas Cromwell, a former Supreme Court of Canada justice
President Joe Biden opposed the Keystone XL expansion as vice-president under Barack Obama
Until a successor is named, Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard Wagner will assume the duties
