Letter follows call from 180 human rights groups to boycott Beijing games, slated to kick off in Feb. 2022
Seniors, by far, have been hardest hit by the novel coronavirus
Outbreaks are still happening in high-risk settings and among vulnerable populations, said Tam
Canada is vaccinating between 12,800 and 19,000 people per day, while the U.S. vaccinates 1 million
PM says Canada is ‘very much on track’ to receive 6 million doses by end of March, as planned
Ravi Kahlon, minister of jobs, economic recovery and innovation, says B.C. created 2,800 jobs in January
The total cost for the deployment is expected to be close to $500 million
Chief Sylvain Caron said DNA results “allow us to exonerate” Mamadi III Fara Camara
Black Business and Professional Association says banks should disclose data to ensure equitable access to credit and loans
Widespread lockdowns and school closures erased 212,800 jobs in January
Corey Hurren, a Manitoba military reservist and sausage-maker, faced 21 weapons charges
Canada decided to draw COVID-19 vaccines from international fund designed to help poor countries
Canada’s reliance on foreign production of vaccines has come to the forefront
Mamadi III Fara Camara was detained for six days before his name was cleared
The nation’s economy lost almost 213,000 jobs in January alone
Allegations come less than a month after Jonathan Vance turned over command of Canadian Armed Forces
Adventure-seeking pleasure craft remain banned from entering Arctic waters
The note says that the Mounties could face higher costs in rural and remote detachments
About 300 people settled in Amber Valley, about 170 kilometres north of Edmonton
Some Canadians have written on social media and comment forums that their country should boycott Beijing
