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Health Canada authorizes new names for COVID-19 vaccines
Health Canada has authorized brand name changes for three COVID-19 vaccines approved for use. -
More than 850 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Ontario Saturday
Of the 857 new infections logged Saturday, health officials say 649 were not fully vaccinated or had an unknown status -
Province to require proof of vaccination in select settings
Ontario is launching enhanced vaccine certificate and verification app to stop the spread of COVID-19 -
TV acting icon Ed Asner has died at 91
Asner's representative confirmed the actor's death in an email to The Associated Press -
Health Canada authorizes use of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine in children 12 and older
Health Canada has authorized a second COVID-19 vaccine for use in older children -
Quebec to receive the first cohort of Afghan refugees
Quebec Minister of Immigration Nadine Girault announced on Twitter Tuesday night that Quebec will receive approximately 300 refugees. -
COVID-19: U.S. regulators give full approval to Pfizer vaccine
The U.S. gave full approval to Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine on Monday, a milestone that may help lift public confidence in the shots and spur more companies, universities and local governments to make vaccinations mandatory -
Trudeau calls federal election, voters to go to the polls Sept. 20
Justin Trudeau has set in motion an early federal election, sending voters to the polls on Sept. 20 and setting up his re-election bid as a chance for Canadians to have their voices heard about who they want to lead the country at this pivotal moment in the pandemic. -
Class-action lawsuit alleges 'widespread' sexual, physical abuse of Indigenous patients at tuberculosis hospitals
In a year of reckoning for the legacy of Canada's residential schools, a new class-action lawsuit is exposing the alleged torment Indigenous people faced at medical facilities specifically built for them. -
Trudeau to Visit Rideau Hall Sunday in Expected Election Launch
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will meet with Gov. Gen. Mary Simon at 10 a.m. EDT on Sunday, according to his official itinerary, -
Trudeau to call federal election for Sept. 20, kicking off this Sunday: Reuters sources
After months of speculation over the prospect of a pandemic election, Reuters is reporting that Trudeau is planning to visit Rideau Hall this weekend and ask Gov. Gen. Mary Simon to dissolve the 43rd Parliament and draw up the 338 writs, triggering a fall vote -
Trudeau to call federal election for Sept. 20, kicking off this Sunday: Reuters sources
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to launch a federal election campaign this Sunday, with the vote scheduled for Sept. 20, according to Reuters sources -
Majority of Canadians support or somewhat support boycott of Beijing Olympics: Nanos survey
The next edition of the Olympic Games are only half a year away, and more than half of Canadians say they support or somewhat support a Canadian boycott of the event, according to a new survey from Nanos Research for CTV News. -
Unvaccinated students won't face any different rules within class setting, Ontario confirms
Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kieran Moore said COVID-19 vaccines will not be mandatory for students and school staff who are eligible, despite saying they are the province’s best chance at avoiding a fourth wave -
Ontario Unveils Back-to-School Plan for September
Masks will be mandatory for all students in Grades 1 to 12, but will not be required outdoors -
UPDATE: Penny Oleksiak Makes History as Canada Swims to Bronze in Medley Relay
Kylie Masse led Canada off in backstroke followed by Pickrem's breaststroke leg and Mac Neil in butterfly -
Mary Simon installed as Canada's 30th Governor General
Mary Simon became Canada’s 30th Governor General on Tuesday, in a pared-down but historic and culturally-rich ceremony. -
LaSalle's Masse Makes Olympic Semi-Final in 100M Backstroke
Kylie Masse was an Olympic record holder for close to three minutes, but wound up with the 3rd fastest heat of the day -
Stay in your lane! Wherever that is: Montreal road painting is behind schedule
It is one of many of Montreal's roads lacking paint at the moment, as city contractors try desperately to fill paint orders that have been delayed. -
'I can only laugh': Montreal barbers seek kissing couple who smashed their storefront
Mike Rose and Dave Lechasseur, co-owners of the Savvy Barbershop located in Montreal’s La Petite-Patrie neighbourhood, would like to identify the couple who smashed through the shop’s glass door as they were making out early on Monday morning.
