Barry Weisleder, who chairs the NDP’s unofficial socialist caucus, moved to amend the $15 minimum wage resolution to $20, calling the amount ‘outdated’
An excerpt from their 1997 anniversary speech was posted Saturday, the day after Philip died at age 99
The resolution, co-sponsored by the Liberal caucus, passed by a vote of 491-85 Saturday at the governing party’s virtual convention
Brazil this week became the 2nd country after the U.S. to report a 24-hour tally of COVID-19 deaths that exceeded 4,000. India hit a peak of 127,000 new cases in 24 hours, and Iran set a new infection record for the 3rd straight day with 22,600 new cases
Last week, Canadian hospitals treated an average of 2,500 patients with COVID-19, daily, up 7% from the previous week
Lily Copeland alleges coach Barney Williams would stand close to her and speak aggressively in the sauna
Dr. Shimi Kaur Kang is troubled by some teens expressing their frustration through addiction to pornography, gaming and increased use of alcohol and drugs
Jens von Bergmann says the province has taken a ‘wait and see’ approach when early action is needed
The order issued Friday restricted tents and other temporary structures from being set up after April 30
The Queen and Prince Philip have lavished much attention on Canada over their lives
The athletes have had a “whole range” of COVID-19 symptoms, said team physician Dr. Jim Bovard, but no one has needed to be hospitalized
Its Corus Studios division has signed a deal to sell more than 200 episodes of programming to Hulu
1 in 4 people in rich countries has received a COVID-19 vaccine dose compared to 1 in 500 in low-income countries
Figure released this morning outpaced the 259,000 gain seen in February
Canada-U.S. border has been closed to people travelling for vacations and other non-essential visits since March 2020
Director Mel Krajden attributes it to a delay to complete whole-genome sequencing and not all the samples can be sequenced
The B.1.1.7 variant alone makes up a third of B.C.’s cases. It’s expected to reach 60%, catching up with Ontario in about a month.
Small, easily avoidable mistakes could end up costing you if you’re not careful
Dave McKay says that means addressing climate change and inequities that hold people back
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appeared receptive to the idea of vaccine-related travel documents
