Quebec reported seven new hospitalizations by COVID-19 on Tuesday, which marks the highest single-day rise since mid-May.
Progressive Conservative Premier Brian Pallister announced during a press conference in Brandon, Manitoba on Tuesday that he will not be seeking re-election.
On Tuesday, the Trudeau government announced that they are committing $321 million in funding for programs and services for Indigenous communities affected by former residential schools, including funding for searching burial sites.
Continually rising gas prices across the country could carry on into the near future depending on the delta variant’s effect on Canada’s economy.
According to a statement, uOttawa "will now require COVID-19 vaccination for all students, faculty, staff, and visitors who intend to access the uOttawa campus."
"The 44 year old woman (driver) is facing charges including operation while impaired and operation causing bodily harm," the post said.
These acclamations come just one day after incumbents announce they wouldn't be seeking re-election.
Investigators reviewed six contracts totalling $131,710 awarded to We Charity over three years.
O'Toole said that tensions between Canada and China could see a boiling point that would make it unsafe for Canadian Olympic athletes to travel to China for the event.
ATB Financial said it’s raising its economic outlook in the province this year because of higher-than-expected oil prices, rising vaccination rates and a strong recovery in the US.
O'Toole says that "help is on the way" and that under his leadership, his party will "secure the future."
The Windsor Memorial Gardens sign read, "Not vaccinated yet? You may be here soon."
Go says "our democracy is fragile and that structured racism, if left unchecked, poses a serious risk to social cohesion."
Most said it was not a good idea. The research cost $61,168.
Officers arrived at a residence near Hurontario Street and World Drive at approximately 8:30 pm after reports of gunfire.