The March surge came as Canadians re-stocked depleted pantries
A vaccine could be updated similarly to how flu shots are changed for new strains
The Mounties are still declining to reveal the brand or the calibre of the weapons
The army identified those slain as officers and enlisted men, including a combat diver
Programs will place limits on dividends, share buy-backs and executive pay.
Capt. Brenden Ian MacDonald was from Nova Scotia
Quebec and Ontario are beginning to open up
The current pandemic will change cities, some planners predict
Nunavut recently saw a false-positive coronavirus test result
The new changes follow an earlier decision to withdraw Armed Forces members from Iraq
Canada’s coronavirus case count climbed past 67,000 on Saturday
171 workers were sent home last week as a preventative measure
The amount of time that a baby is held can leave a biological mark on their DNA
Leaders are encouraging their communities to hunt and fish, and to gather berries and traditional medicines
Indigenous communities, longterm care homes could be at risk
About 80,000 crew members remained on board ships off the U.S. coast after most passengers had disembarked
Many of Canada’s COVID-19 deaths have been at longterm care homes
Statistics Canada reported the youth employment rate dropped to 49 per cent at the outset of the pandemic
Symptoms of Kawasaki disease include dark red rashes that come and go, high fever, and swelling in the palms and feet
The government says Canadian companies have also secured US$1.8 billion in work related to the stealth fighter
