Canadian News Ford says Ontario is 'staring down the barrel of another lockdown' as more regions enter 'Red Zone' There is growing concern across the province about the potential harms that another lockdown would have on people’s mental and physical health, as well as on the economy.
Canadian News Hydro One working to restore power to more than 200,000 Ontarians following wind storm Hydro One crews have been working non-stop to restore power to hundreds thousands of households following a strong and damaging wind storm that cut power to people across Ontario.
Canadian News CFIB warns more lockdowns could kill 225,000 Canadian small businesses the Canadian Federation of Independent Business says that cities and provinces that decide to reimpose lockdowns need “to provide immediate and full financial support to affected businesses.”
American News Portland’s Mayor Ted Wheeler removes gendered language from city charter in the name of inclusivity Portland would follow the steps of other cities, like Philadelphia, and Tulsa, in removing gendered references from their charters.
News Analysis Trudeau says he 'may not' keep generous income support measures after pandemic Justin Trudeau also pleaded to premiers earlier this week to not hesitate on imposing further restrictions and lockdowns, saying that his government would once again be there to provide aid to those affected by such policies.
Canadian News Ticketmaster planning on checking COVID-19 vaccine status for concert attendees The plan would use the Ticketmaster app to make sure that fans have either been vaccinated, or tested negative for the coronavirus in the last 24 to 72 hours.
Canadian News Manitoba shuts down churches and gyms, keeps weed stores open in new lockdown The new lockdown was announced on Tuesday by Premier Brian Pallister and Chief Provincial Health Officer Dr. Brent Russein
Canadian News Percentage of Canadians who will wear poppy down 13 percent from last year: poll The poll saw 71 percent of respondents say they will wear a poppy, down 14 percent from last year’s 85 percent.
News Analysis Trudeau Liberals say health minister is 'extremely busy,' cannot provide two-hour testimony to committee Hajdu scheduled only 45 minutes of questioning at the coming committee meeting, angering members from both the NDP and the Conservative Party. Her last testimony was March 11.
Canadian News Ottawa top doctor says people need to 'learn to coexist' with COVID-19 As Ottawa reaches the end of the 29 day lockdown, Dr. Etches said that it is crucial to “balance harms” going forward.
Canadian News Trudeau Liberals' health agency ordered to reveal amount of PPE thrown out before pandemic The president and vice-president of the Public Health Agency resigned earlier this year following a memo which acknowledged a shortage of critical supplies
Canadian News Federal report says lockdowns are causing opioid deaths to soar and a mental health crisis Alberta, which was already facing an opioid crisis before the pandemic, saw 302 opioid related deaths between April and June of this year.
Canadian News $150 MILLION worth of illegal cannabis, weapons, and 3 kangaroos seized by York Police The investigation which was part of York Regional Police’s Cannabis Enforcement Strategy took place this summer.
International News Study shows gyms are 500 times safer than the average public space A new study found that gyms and other sporting venues are not major contributors to the spread of COVID-19.
Canadian News WATCH: Police looking for suspect who left 'incendiary devices' near doors of Ontario convenience stores Durham Police are looking for suspect who left incendiary devices at Oshawa convenience stores.
Canadian News Ottawa business owners protest reimposed lockdown, say they can safely reopen A rally was organized by OpenSafe Ottawa, an organization calling for the safe reopening of businesses affected by Ontario’s Stage 2 lockdown.
Canadian News UPDATE: Victim identified in deadly LCBO shooting as 21-year-old man—suspect charged with murder 20-year-old Michael Roberts has been charged with first degree murder. The victim and the suspect did not know one another.
Canadian News Le Chateau to close its doors for good A Quebec court will hear Le Chateau’s application under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act later today.
Canadian News Toronto will not fine trick or treaters, determine it 'isn't a crime' The city of Toronto has said that it will not fine trick or treaters on Halloween, stating that “Trick-or-treating isn’t a crime”
Canadian News Images of man wanted in Toronto subway sexual assault case released by police According to police, the suspect was wearing black shoes or boots, light blue jeans, and a dark button-down shirt.
News Analysis Canada rejects Chinese warning against granting asylum to Hong Kong protesters Canadian Foreign Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said that Cong’s comments were "totally unacceptable and disturbing."
News Analysis 'Lives are on the line,' says Ontario gym owner who started petition to declare gyms essential There is clear evidence mental health crisis has gotten worse as a result of COVID-19 lockdowns, and gym owners like Christison are seeing this first hand.
Canadian News Settlement for former senator’s harassment claims will cost taxpayers $528,000 The base annual salary of a senator was $150,600 in 2019. and members may receive additional salaries in right of other offices they hold.
Canadian News Alleged cocaine traffickers kidnap NY grandparents, hold them for $3.5 million ransom in Canada The Quebec provincial police found the couple in a home in Magog, QC, after tracking down the cellphone used by the suspects.
News Analysis Poll: 67 percent of Canadians worry about Trudeau's spending A new poll conducted by Maru/Blue, which surveyed 1,515 Canadians, found that 67 percent of respondents were concerned about the growing deficit, and believed that it was time for the Trudeau government to reduce spending.
