Trudeau said the extension will ‘give greater certainty and support to businesses’
The closures have resulted in disputes between Indigenous groups and local businesses
Eventually nearly half of the workers contracted the virus and two employees died
For ferry-dependent communities, ferries are often the sole practical lifeline to work, school or medical appointments.
The man was found dead on the evening of July 11, 2020
Police have said the girls and their father were believed to have been in a car crash on Highway 20
Ethics Commissioner Mario Dion is already investigating whether Trudeau violated the Conflict of Interest Act
‘Mainstream policing has a lot to learn from Indigenous policing’
Report details series of moments where shootdown of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 could have been avoided
The kinds of genetic technology being used for this project did not exist when SARS hit Canada in 2003
In the past week, B.C. has seen a slight spike in daily test-positive case counts
Public Fishery Alliance wants hatchery fish open for harvest
Protests held in Kelowna, Vancouver, Richmond and Surrey
Romy Carpentier, 6, Norah Carpentier, 11, and their father, Martin Carpentier, missing since Wednesday
After the surgery, transplant patients face a long recovery
Executives from three of Canada’s largest grocery chains have defended their decision to end temporary wage increases
Mitacs is a nonprofit organization that operates research and training programs
Serge Simon, the current Grand Chief of Kanesatake, vividly remembers the events of July 11, 1990
Growing grizzly populations have led to fewer ungulates and increased fear of attacks says Chad Day
A large section of the steep hillside above Old Fort slumped in late 2018
