Chains announced they were ending the pandemic pay bump because the pace of business had eased.
Canada joined other countries in restricting exports to Hong Kong
Hurren is accused of threatening to cause death or bodily harm to the prime minister
About one-third say they have used a federal wage subsidy to reduce or avoid layoffs
Those at-risk industries account for approximately $2.43 billion of Indigenous wage revenue
These aides are being trained to replace Canadian Armed Forces personnel, most of whom have recently left the homes
Federal figures last week showed direct government spending on COVID-19 supports at just over $174 billion
Health Canada began handing out licenses to cultivate cannabis outside in 2019
Those on board will now have to undergo another 14 days in isolation before resuming their mission
A 14-year-old boy already faced one count of first-degree murder in the death of a 27-year-old woman
At least 105,000 Canadians have tested positive for COVID-19 since the coronavirus was identified
Head of Aluminum Association of Canada, is at a loss to understand why his industry is being targeted
‘COVID-19 has exacerbated an existing crisis’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says public servants will administer the pandemic-related grants instead
All political parties had until midnight June 30 to submit their financial reports for last year
Murals of Gratitude exhibit includes at least one portrait of Henry alongside paintings of health-care workers
There are provisions in Canada’s prostitution laws that make workers immune from prosecution, but not from arrest
The Canadian Paralympic Committee announced Gary Longhi’s death Friday
The authors are calling on Ottawa to develop federal national standards for staffing and training
A piece of rope tied into a noose was found taped to the door of an operating room at the Grande Prairie Hospital in 2016
