There’s really no news on the state of the COVID-19 restrictions on Canadians entering the United States, Edward Keenan writes.

The measures are intended to boost the overall vaccination rate in Canada.

Nicholas Mills, 57, is charged with criminal negligence and accused of ignoring safety planning for the six-day trip and allowing Perry, who had failed a mandatory swimming test, to enter the water without a life-jacket.

The Liberal government’s pre-election pledge to make COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for all federal public employees comes into effect Wednesday, with consequences in store for those who refuse to comply with the requirement.

The World Health Organization announced that it approved the first malaria vaccine on Wednesday. Malaria is known to be carried by a certain type of mosquito, the animal related to the most human deaths each year.

With over 144,000 followers on Twitter, Chaudhri used her platform to boost aspiring scientists from marginalised and underrepresented backgrounds.

Courts and tribunals are still grappling with these issues as the first cases land in the legal system.

Premier says he won’t “get involved in people’s personal medical records” after two caucus members claim exemptions from COVID-19 vaccinations.

Details of Firoz Patel’s secret corporate presence in the United Arab Emirates were revealed in the Pandora Papers leak.

Meanwhile, British Columbia’s seniors advocate is set to release a review of COVID-19 outbreaks in the province’s care facilities.

Nursing homes across Ontario will share an extra $270 million to hire 4,000 more nurses and personal support workers by March as Premier Doug Ford’s government works toward four hours of daily care per resident in 2025.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday that it was a mistake for him to travel to a popular surfing destination on Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.