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Autopsies complete for Nova Scotia family of six killed in fire: RCMP
Nova Scotia RCMP say the autopsies are complete for the family of six that died in a trailer fire in Millvale, N.S., over the weekend -
'It is going to be tough to get through the winter': Canada's chief public health officer
There's grim news today from federal chief public health officer Doctor Theresa Tam. -
One man dead, two in critical condition after violent kidnapping in Hamilton area
Hamilton police say one man is dead and two are in life-threatening condition after a violent kidnapping Thursday morning. -
Goodbye Pfizer, hello Comirnaty: top COVID-19 vaccines renamed in Canada
Health Canada announced the Pfizer, Moderna and Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccines have been given new names -
Pfizer, Moderna and Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccines getting new names
Health Canada announced the Pfizer, Moderna and Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccines have been given new brand names. -
Nova Scotia registers $341.6 million deficit for last year driven by COVID-19 costs
Nova Scotia has closed the books on the 2020-21 fiscal year, registering a pandemic-driven deficit of $341.6 million -
Trudeau in Quebec, O'Toole in N.B., N.S., Singh in Ontario
With less than a week to go before Monday's federal election, the three main party leaders are continuing their tour of Eastern and Central Canada. -
Pandemic recovery for Indigenous tourism will be slow, says report
The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada is making a bleak prediction about its members' ability to rapidly recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Alberta declares public health emergency as COVID-19 situation worsens
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney made the announcement on Wednesday night, as soaring hospitalization numbers are threatening to collapse the province's health-care system -
Walk out planned at Western University as police continue to investigate sexual assault allegations
Students at Ontario's Western University are planning to walk out of classes tomorrow to protest what they call a "culture of misogyny'' on campus and a failure by the London school to address it. -
Trudeau in Quebec, O'Toole in N.B., N.S., Singh in Ontario
With less than a week to go before Monday's federal election, the three main party leaders are continuing their tour of Eastern and Central Canada. -
Desmond inquiry: former soldier sought counselling the same day he killed his family
Less than a month before Lionel Desmond killed his wife, mother, daughter and himself in 2017, the Afghanistan war veteran called a community group near his home in Nova Scotia to seek couples counselling -
'I could not believe what happened,' Niagara cop who shot fellow officer in Pelham tells court
A Niagara police officer who shot and wounded a fellow cop says the incident was so unusual he feared nobody would believe what happened. -
CREA lowers home sales forecast, but nudges average price higher
Tight supply conditions and increasing home prices pushed the Canadian Real Estate Association to forecast the country will wrap the year with fewer home sales than it previously predicted -
Wages expected to go up, but workers' spending power could still drop after inflation
A new survey says wages are going up in Canada, with employers projecting an average annual pay increase of 2.5 per cent for next year -
Inflation rate rises to 4.1 per cent in August, highest since 2003, StatCan says
Statistics Canada says the consumer price index in August rose 4.1 per cent compared with a year ago, the largest year-over-year inflation increase since March 2003 -
Toronto teachers who are not vaccinated against COVID-19 by Nov. 1 could lose their jobs
Teachers and staff in the Toronto District School Board who are not vaccinated against COVID-19 by Nov. 1 could lose their jobs. -
New Brunswick report on youth suicide points to shortage of mental health specialists
A new report on youth suicide prevention and mental health services in New Brunswick calls for the appointment of a minister for children and youth -
Cumberland-Colchester NDP candidate resigns after social media post causes backlash
Two NDP candidates - including the candidate for the riding of Cumberland-Colchester - have resigned after comments on social media caused backlash -
Statistics Canada reports largest year-over-year inflation increase since March 2003
Fuelling much of the rise was higher gasoline and housing prices compared with the same month one year ago. -
Calgary firm advances new trial, manufacturing of mRNA vaccine for COVID-19
Calgary-based Providence Therapeutics says it has signed two contracts to have its developmental mRNA vaccine for COVID-19 manufactured in Canada.
