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Manitoba Makes Masks Mandatory for Winnipeg as COVID-19 Cases Surge

Manitoba Makes Masks Mandatory for Winnipeg as COVID-19 Cases Surge

Manitoba’s chief provincial public health officer is making masks mandatory in indoor public spaces in Winnipeg, as cases of COVID-19 continue to surge in the capital city…. Read more »

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Quebec Court Acquits Author, Declares Part of Child Pornography Law Invalid

A Quebec author charged with producing child pornography in connection with fictional scenes in a horror novel has been acquitted in a ruling that also declared part of Canada’s law invalid. Quebec Superior… Read more »

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Ontario Making Bars and Restaurants Close Earlier, Shuts Down Strip Clubs

Bars and restaurants across Ontario will shut down earlier and all strip clubs will close, Premier Doug Ford announced Friday, saying the new rules were needed to fight… Read more »

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Ontario’s Move to Scrap Out-of-Country Health Insurance Was Wrong:Court

The Ontario government’s move to axe its out-of-country health insurance program violates the Canada Health Act, a court ruled this week as it ordered the province to… Read more »

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Canadian Pacific Holiday Train Cancelled Due to COVID-19

Canadian Pacific has announced that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, CP Holiday Train will not be running this year. Canadian Pacific says CP will donate to food… Read more »

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Alberta Health: This is How to Celebrate Thanksgiving Safely During COVID-19

Alberta’s top doctor isn’t calling on Albertans to cancel Thanksgiving, but adds gatherings shouldn’t exceed 15 people and those invited should be part of a family’s usual… Read more »

Alberta’s Top Health Official Says Province Isn’t in a Second Wave of COVID-19

Alberta’s Top Health Official Says Province Isn’t in a Second Wave of COVID-19

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health says the province is not in a second wave of COVID-19 despite increased daily case numbers in recent weeks. Dr. Deena… Read more »

New Brunswick Imposes New Travel Restrictions on Quebec Border Residents

New Brunswick Imposes New Travel Restrictions on Quebec Border Residents

New Brunswick is reimposing travel restrictions on residents of Quebec’s southern Gaspe area, which has seen its COVID-19 alert level rise. Premier Blaine Higgs said Thursday only… Read more »

CFL Teams Reveal 10 Players Who Are on Their Exclusive Negotiation Lists

CFL Teams Reveal 10 Players Who Are on Their Exclusive Negotiation Lists

The Calgary Stampeders are taking a flyer on linebacker Marcus Smith II. Smith, a former first-round pick of the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles, is one of 10 players on… Read more »

Reactions to the Minority Liberal Government’s Speech From the Throne

Reactions to the Minority Liberal Government’s Speech From the Throne

Liberals Vow Wage-Subsidy Extension to 2021, Revamp of EI System in Throne Speech “The prime minister had an opportunity to present a real plan to Canadians, and… Read more »

Extend CERB and Provide Paid Sick Leave If You Want Our Votes, Singh Tells Trudeau

Extend CERB and Provide Paid Sick Leave If You Want Our Votes, Singh Tells Trudeau

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says his party hasn’t decided whether it can vote to support the minority Liberal government’s throne speech. He says he wants to see… Read more »

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Toronto Cancels All Major Events Until December 31 (List)

The city of Toronto is cancelling all City-led and City-permitted outdoor major events until December 31. The city is providing $565,000 to support cultural festivals impacted by… Read more »

These are the 60 Pharmacies Which Will Offer COVID-19 Testing in Ontario by Friday, Sept 25 (List)

These are the 60 Pharmacies Which Will Offer COVID-19 Testing in Ontario by Friday, Sept 25 (List)

Premier Doug Ford says up to 60 pharmacies across Ontario will begin to offer COVID-19 tests starting Friday. He says the initiative will reduce pressure on the… Read more »

Ontario to Review COVID-19 Symptoms List for Schools, Minister Says

Ontario to Review COVID-19 Symptoms List for Schools, Minister Says

Ontario’s education minister says he is considering shortening the list of COVID-19 symptoms that require kids to stay home from school. Stephen Lecce says he is working with the province’s… Read more »

Post-Tropical Storm Teddy Makes Landfall in Nova Scotia Bringing High Winds, Rain

Post-Tropical Storm Teddy Makes Landfall in Nova Scotia Bringing High Winds, Rain

The centre of post-tropical storm Teddy made landfall in eastern Nova Scotia on Tuesday morning, delivering another round of strong winds and heavy rain to an area that endured the worst of what the… Read more »

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Laser Quest Closing Locations Across Canada

One of Canada’s favourite go-to birthday party location is ending its operations across Canada due to COVID-19 economic climate. Laser Quest announced the decision through its website… Read more »

It’s Not Over: Post-Tropical Storm Teddy Makes Landfall in Nova Scotia

It’s Not Over: Post-Tropical Storm Teddy Makes Landfall in Nova Scotia

The centre of post-tropical storm Teddy made landfall in eastern Nova Scotia this morning, delivering another round of punishing winds and heavy rain — almost a day after its… Read more »

“Give up and Remove Your Application for This Election”: Quebec Woman Faces Charge of Threatening Trump

“Give up and Remove Your Application for This Election”: Quebec Woman Faces Charge of Threatening Trump

A Quebec woman suspected of mailing envelopes containing the poison ricin to the White House and law enforcement officials in Texas is facing a charge of threats… Read more »

Flu Shot Campaign First Pillar of Ontario Fall Pandemic Preparedness Plan: Ford

Flu Shot Campaign First Pillar of Ontario Fall Pandemic Preparedness Plan: Ford

Ontario’s premier says encouraging residents to get the seasonal flu shot is the first part of the province’s plan to fight COVID-19 this fall. Doug Ford says the province… Read more »

Hurricane Teddy Expected to Push Dangerous Storm Surge Toward Nova Scotia

Hurricane Teddy Expected to Push Dangerous Storm Surge Toward Nova Scotia

Residents of Halifax and Nova Scotia’s eastern shore were warned Tuesday to stay away from the coastline as hurricane Teddy churned its way toward Atlantic Canada, pushing a storm surge ahead… Read more »

Ontario Officials Report Highest Number of COVID-19 Cases Since Early May

Ontario Officials Report Highest Number of COVID-19 Cases Since Early May

Ontario is reporting 478 new cases of COVID-19 today, along with three new deaths related to the virus. Health Minister Christine Elliott says there are 153 cases reported in… Read more »

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Annual Toronto Christmas Market Cancelled Due to COVID-19 Pandemic

The Toronto Christmas Market, an annual event that typically draws large crowds to a historic part of the city’s downtown, has been cancelled due to the COVID-19… Read more »

John Horgan Calls an Election in British Columbia for Oct. 24

John Horgan Calls an Election in British Columbia for Oct. 24

B.C. Premier John Horgan has called a provincial election for Oct. 24 during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying unprecedented times call for unprecedented actions. Horgan said Monday he grappled with… Read more »

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Two Nova Scotia Men Charged After Child Put in Trunk of Car in Mall Parking Lot

Two Yarmouth, N.S., men are facing charges following an incident during which a child was put into the trunk of a car Friday morning at a strip mall…. Read more »