Tensions remain high in the dispute over the Indigenous lobster fishery in Nova Scotia
There’s enough known about 67 of Canada’s 167 watersheds to assess how well they’re standing up
The Tories were originally proposing an ‘anticorruption’ committee
Bill C-3 would require new federally appointed judges to agree to take training
It involved a boat used for hauling lobster traps, naturally
Most of Google’s services are offered for free in exchange for personal information that helps it sell its ads
Comments come after lobster pound was burned, police accused one person of assaulting a Mi’kmaq leader
Team launched campaign to urge Americans living north of the border to vote in the U.S. presidential election
Air Canada, WestJet have laid off or furloughed more than 30,000 employees since March
Much of the increase in case numbers can be attributed to Ontario and Quebec
The restrictions do not apply to those providing essential services in either country
CEO believes wildfires have become more dangerous in recent years as people live closer to where they start
Among the issues the Tories want studied are Ottawa’s efforts to buy personal protective equipment
The country reported 1,827 new cases Sunday, for a total of 198,151 infections
Minister Miller said feds can use financial leverage over health care to fight anti-Indigenous racism
Researchers looked at 72 radio-collared wolves in the national park from 1987 to August 2019
The CERB ceased to exist on Oct. 3, although people can still retroactively apply for CERB payments
A lobster pound was burned to the ground Saturday, destroying the lobster catch of Mi’kmaq fishers
Conservative have a motion to create a special “anticorruption” committee to investigate the WE fiasco
Canada continues to climb toward the 200,000 mark for COVID-19 cases
