WINNIPEG — Three more Manitobans have died after COVID-19 outbreaks at two Winnipeg long-term care homes.
Health officials say a woman in her 80s and a woman in her 70s have died in connection with an outbreak at Parkview Place, while
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government and the Manitoba Métis Federation appear headed to a showdown over moose hunting that the federation says could end up in the country's highest court.
The government announced Friday that it is cancelling a short-term...
SASKATOON — The Saskatchewan NDP is promising funds to hire teachers and doctors while removing the provincial sales tax from construction labour and lowering car insurance rates if elected Oct. 26.
The party has released its platform, which focu...
Vancouver city council has unanimously approved an emergency fund of up to $30 million to help hundreds of homeless residents.
The money will be used to buy or lease vacant hotels, apartments and single-room occupancy buildings and to provide other ser...
SASKATOON — The Saskatchewan Party is promising to spend more than $800 million on new programs and rebates over the next four years if it is re-elected.
Leader Scott Moe outlined the party's platform in Saskatoon today as the campaign for
SASKATOON — The leaders of Saskatchewan's two contending political parties may have been a stone's throw from each other as they released their election platforms Friday, but they were quick to emphasize the distance between their policies.
Standing in...
Where the leaders are on the campaign trail Friday for the Oct. 26 Saskatchewan election:
Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe
SASKATOON — Releases his party's platform (10 a.m., Remai Riverview Room, 102 Spadina Cres. E.)
SASKATOON — Makes a camp...
VANCOUVER — The British Columbia Liberal Party promised Friday to deliver daycare at $10 a day for low-income families if elected.
The announcement means all three of British Columbia's major political parties have now made campaign pledges of fr...
VICTORIA — British Columbia's provincial health officer is urging businesses to ensure they are in compliance with health and safety standards to protect employees from COVID-19.
Dr. Bonnie Henry says public health teams would provide guidance if a wor...
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister promised Thursday to open more COVID-19 testing sites and train more staff in an attempt to cut long waiting lines that have left many people frustrated or simply turned away.
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