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OTTAWA — A cavalcade of big rigs rumbled through Canada’s capital, blocking major streets, drawing thousands of supporters, enraged residents […]

For the past three weeks, Canada’s capital has been occupied by a swarm of angry truck drivers and anti-vaccine protesters. […]

Shaken by the rapid spread of Omicron, the Canadian economy lost 200,100 jobs in January amid tougher public health rules […]

The Great Big Home + Garden Show will return to the IX Center in Cleveland from February 4-13 after the […]

Truckers drove through Toronto on Thursday on their way to Ottawa, Canada’s capital, to protest Covid vaccination requirements for those […]

A “sudden gap in medical coverage” forced the closure of the Sylvan Lake outpatient service for the second time in […]

Last updated on January 25, 2022 Temporary residents in Canada working in essential jobs are no longer allowed to travel […]

President Joe Biden walks to Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, Friday, Jan. 14, […]

A woman wears a face covering as she walks past Christmas lights in London on Wednesday, December 22, 2021. British […]

With more than 1.35 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine administered in New Brunswick since December 19, 2020, reports to Public […]

The Ontario government is reportedly prepared to reimpose capacity restrictions on sporting events in Toronto. As noted in Tuesday’s Ontario […]

Testing at the Sault Ste. Marie has grown by more than 200% this month compared to last month, which has […]

In early 2020, Ontario became the third Canadian province to begin replacing patients taking reference drugs (initiators) with biosimilars; however, […]

Remembrance Day may look different this year, but there are still many ways to honor veterans past and present in […]

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PORT ANGELES – The Coho ferry will resume round-trip service on November 8 to Victoria, Black Ball Ferry Line president […]

Canadian carriers this week received three consultation documents from Transport Canada asking for comments on the establishment of an agency […]

After a summer spike in COVID-19 cases, San Mateo County officials shared strong optimism about continued improvement in pandemic health […]

The last: Israel on Sunday restricted its COVID-19 “green pass” to only allow those who have received a booster dose […]

Local and state officials continue to fight the ongoing opioid pandemic, whether through the distribution of Narcan or events designed […]

Spectator limits will be significantly increased after concerns from the hockey community, but city staff say implementation will be a […]

NASHVILLE, Tennessee. A third federal judge blocked Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s order allowing families to step down from school mask […]

The last: Alaska, which led most US states on coronavirus vaccinations months ago, took the drastic step on Wednesday to […]

The Ontario government will announce the arena’s capabilities for not-quite-last-minute preseason games, according to a report by Chris Johnston of […]

The Government of Alberta’s new vaccine mandates for businesses, entities and events are in effect. Each organization must follow one […]

Since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada called an early election last month – two years ahead of schedule – […]

MONTREAL / OAKVILLE, Ontario, September 19 (Reuters) – Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, traveling the country to deliver a final […]

The Antelope Valley 2021 fair, which was slated to start Oct. 1, has been canceled, organizers said, saying the Los […]

FILE – In this March 12, 2020 file photo, Dr. Anne Zink, Chief Medical Officer of Alaska, speaks to reporters […]

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau prepares to appear on CBC’s Face To Face with host Rosemary Barton in Toronto, Canada, September […]