Here’s a look at some of the drugs – deemed effective and not – that made headlines in recent months
Horses have all kinds of ways of showing they’re unhappy, Pajor said
The lawsuit names the Saskatchewan government, the driver, his employer and the bus company as a defendants
Animal science experts say there’s no feed supplement that’s as efficient or economical as palmitic acid
Weather Network is forecasting a slower than average start to spring in British Columbia
The first of those doses could start to arrive in Canada as early as Wednesday
The tests will also be offered to adults working with schools, including bus drivers
It will be the team’s first postponed game this season
Canada’s hotspots are taking different approaches to handling the COVID-19 crisis
Some regions have also clamped down on vaccine tourism, not wanting to be associated with the practice
Travellers must show proof of a three-day hotel booking before boarding their flight to Canada
Site C will go ahead, one year later and $5.3-billion more, the NDP announced Feb 26
Deaths that have been recorded as a result of COVID-19 only reflect those who were tested for it
Dr. Alika Lafontaine has Anishinaabe, Cree, Metis and Pacific Islander ancestry
The U.S. Secretary of State met virtually with Canada’s Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister
Athletics Canada hoped to send 60-plus athletes to Tokyo, but just 24 have achieved qualifying standards
Queen Elizabeth II stripped the prince and his wife of their remaining royal duties earlier this month
Medical experts including Dr. Stephen Hwang say Canadians do not have the luxury to pick-and-choose
Single vaccine dose made up of more than 280 components, requires three manufacturing plants to produce
2nd wave of COVID-19 pandemic hit Indigenous populations hard, Ottawa says they are a priority for vaccinations
