Facing drought and cattle feed shortages, the last few months have been gruelling for many Prairie ranchers.
Now, as fall approaches and people take stock, tough decisions loom as ranchers assess how much cattle they will...
Dr. Susan Shaw says Saskatchewan intensive care units (ICUs) are still able to handle both COVID-19 patients and emergency care, but she's concerned that eventually may not be the case.
On Monday, Saskatchewan reported 519 new...
Manitoba is spending $14 million to help doctors and other healthcare workers boost the number of first and second doses of COVID-19 vaccines in the province.
The money will help doctors to establish a roster of...
Premier Doug Ford attempted to allay concerns about Ontario’s vaccine certificate system on the eve of its implementation, saying the province needed to do all it could to keep up the fight against COVID-19.
Mr. Ford...
Critically ill COVID-19 patients in northern B.C are being flown as far away as Vancouver Island to receive care because local hospitals no longer have enough capacity, provincial officials said Tuesday.
Health Minister Adrian Dix said...
Senior Alberta government sources have confirmed Tyler Shandro is being removed from his post as health minister.
Premier Jason Kenney is expected to shuffle his cabinet Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Kenney is scheduled to announce who is in...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his re-elected minority government will face calls from the NDP for new taxes on the “ultra-rich” and calls from the Bloc Québécois for billions in new spending on health and...
U.S. President Joe Biden spoke with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today, congratulating the re-elected Liberal leader on his party's win in Monday night's federal election.
According to a statement sent out by the White House, the...
Hydro Québec has signed a tentative agreement to help power the state of New York over the next 25 years.
Premier Francois Legault said Monday the deal totals more than $20 billion. He called the agreement...
Financial markets around the world had their worst day in weeks on Monday, as worries about embattled Chinese property developer Evergrande had investors worried about what the fallout might be.
The Toronto Stock Exchange was off...
Toronto Public Health said Monday that city schools may slowly allow extracurriculars — including sports and clubs — to resume, and provided a framework to help boards bring those activities back.
The province permitted extracurriculars to...
Eight people were rushed to hospital following a fiery explosion at a wood manufacturing plant in Beauceville, Que., on Monday morning.
Those who were injured, some with severe burns, were taken to nearby Saint-Georges Hospital.
Six people...
Facing drought and cattle feed shortages, the last few months have been gruelling for many Prairie ranchers.
Now, as fall approaches and people take stock,...
Dr. Susan Shaw says Saskatchewan intensive care units (ICUs) are still able to handle both COVID-19 patients and emergency care, but she's concerned that...
Premier Doug Ford attempted to allay concerns about Ontario’s vaccine certificate system on the eve of its implementation, saying the province needed to do...
Senior Alberta government sources have confirmed Tyler Shandro is being removed from his post as health minister.
Premier Jason Kenney is expected to shuffle his...
