Manitoba must get ‘creative’ to keep parents, kids in care connected during pandemic
Dennis WardFace to FaceManitoba’s child advocate says the province must get creative when it comes…
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Yukon feeling optimistic as numbers of cases of COVID-19 remain low
The chief medical officer for the Yukon announced two new cases of COVID-19 bringing the…
Federal government pledges $350M to help charities during pandemic
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a $350 million plan to help charities and not-for-profit agencies…
Misipawistik chief denies pandemic party, threatens to sue
The chief of a northern Manitoba First Nation denies he held a party that violated…
Large gatherings reported in Six Nations leads to increased security at access points
Gatherings of five or more people are currently banned in Ontario under the Emergency Management and Civil Protections Act.
Men’s healing group in Saskatchewan finds a different way to help during pandemic
A men’s healing group in Saskatchewan used to meet in person for support. The worldwide…
‘Hundreds’ of inmates quietly released from federal prisons over COVID-19 fears: Blair
Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says “hundreds” of federal inmates were quietly released amidst a…
Feds announce $1.7B to clean up parts of the oil patch
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced $1.7 billion program to clean up abandoned and orphaned oil…
Nunavut pays more than $2M a week to keep airlines in the air
Nunavut is spending $2.25 million to keep Northern Airlines flying despite the fact that the…