Canada's domestic vaccine manufacturing capability has been hollowed out, leaving the country entirely dependent on foreign sources for COVID-19 vaccines. What happened?

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Even after the March 11 declaration of a global pandemic, various measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in long-term care homes were either not put on the table as options or not actually put into...

With 96 per cent of Canadians saying they've seen false or misleading COVID-19 information online, rumours are spreading as fast as the disease — and experts say it's undermining public institutions...

Victims of a massive investment fraud that operated for years out of Montreal and siphoned half a billion dollars offshore are calling on federal politicians to resume an inquiry into Canadian shell c...

Ottawa says it's taking aim at financial crime with its pledge in last week's budget to create a publicly accessible database of the true owners of private companies. But experts say the change will b...

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is looking to rid its entrance exam of “outdated criteria” — a move that comes as the national police force confronts systemic racism in the ranks. ...

There was a four-hour lineup outside the Poirier Forum in Coquitlam, B.C., on Tuesday when the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine was made available for the first time to people over the age of 30 in "hot s...

The InBC Investment Corp. will “provide a source of patient capital to build a more innovative low-carbon economy by investing in high potential businesses to help them to scale and grow in B.C.,”...

Alberta is cutting back scheduled surgeries in its two major cities and the northern part of the province to make room for a possible influx of COVID-19 hospitalizations.

In the darkest days of his battle with COVID-19, 31-year-old Canadian Olympian Alexander Kopacz says he drew up a will, gave his goodbyes to his family and friends, and contemplated whether he had li...

Federal Labour Minister Filomena Tassi has tabled back-to-work legislation to force more than 1,000 people back on the job at the port.

Politicians Derek Sloan and Randy Hillier are among several people charged for attending a large service in Aylmer, Ont., at the Church of God Restoration in defiance of COVID-19 lockdown restriction...

A private member's bill before Parliament would create a new crime in Canada called “coercive control,” which is a pattern of behaviours designed to isolate victims from their support networks and...

Albertans in their 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s are ending up in intensive care with COVID-19 at a higher rate than ever before, as variants have taken hold and case rates have soared among these age groups,...

Cerebral palsy meant that Carter Burton could not wear a hockey glove on his left hand — that is, until now.

While students on the Prairies will continue to learn — at least for now — about the history of residential schools, this generation still will not learn that the rich Black history on the Canadia...

Following La Soufrière's major eruption on April 9 in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Vincentian communities across Canada have been collecting donations and supplies for those in need. But there are...

Jordan Bissonette has been keeping track of his deceased father's paperwork. He says he was surprised and saddened to get a letter saying his father was eligible for a vaccine, more than two months af...

The intensive care unit at the Jewish General Hospital has treated nearly 300 COVID-19 patients since the pandemic began. As cases and hospitalizations begin to decline, staff hope this third wave is ...