Is dangerous driving on the rise?
Some police forces across Canada say empty streets have led to more speeding and stunt driving offences. Advocates are calling…
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Temporary Pfizer delays are 'behind us,' procurement minister says
Canada’s COVID-19 inoculation campaign will soon ramp up after the country was beset by vaccine delivery delays and reduced shipments,…
Hotel quarantine measures for air travellers to begin Feb. 22
Air travellers arriving in Canada will have to quarantine in a hotel at their own expense starting Feb. 22, Prime…
Impeachment vote delayed as Senate decides to call witnesses
The U.S. Senate voted on Saturday morning to call witnesses in the second impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump,…
Trump acquitted in 2nd impeachment trial: How it played out
Donald Trump was acquitted in his second impeachment trial by a vote of 57-43 in the U.S. Senate. Read more:…
The case against a COVID-19 vaccine passport
As Iceland starts issuing digital COVID-19 vaccination certificates, Katrina Plomondon from the University of B.C.’s School of Nursing says documents…
Feds forgive CERB repayment for some recipients
Some Canadians won’t have to repay their Canada emergency response benefit. Employment Minister Carla Qualtrough says while the government did…
New U.K. trial tests mixing COVID-19 vaccines
A new study in the U.K. is examining the efficacy of mixing COVID-19 vaccine doses from different manufacturers. The trial…
New Britney Spears documentary highlights misogynistic music industry
Two culture critics, Amil Niazi and Sarah Hagi, talk about how women are treated in the music industry, after the…
Counsellors to answer mental health 911 calls in Toronto
Rachel Bromberg, the co-founder of Reach Out Response Network, talks about the pilot project that aims to have counsellors answer…