Young climate activists are not giving up on fighting climate change through the courts
Top N.S. ICU doctor says if public acts now, COVID-19 patients could avoid transfers
Sudden spike of Nova Scotia COVID-19 cases says public health measures and people's co-operation is essential to ensure capacity of Halifax intensive care units isn't overwhelmed.
NDP tells Tories responsibility for Vance scandal lies with Trudeau and Sajjan, not Telford
NDP defence critic Randall Garrison says responsibility for Liberals' mishandling Vance probe lies with Trudeau and Sajjan, not PMO staffer Katie Telford. But a Conservative MP shoot back, calling the NDP's position "patronizing and sexist."
Passenger refund issues flagged to federal government a year before pandemic
Passenger rights advocate says a year before the pandemic he told Transport Canada policy staff their passenger bill of rights could leave airlines the impression passengers aren't entitled to refunds.
Tories vote against bill on net-zero emissions as it clears legislative hurdle
Conservatives vote against new Liberal climate bill while New Democrats vote to send Bill C-12 to committee, hoping to win amendments to strengthen government accountability for meeting emissions targets.
More than 5,000 international air travellers positive for COVID-19 since February
Over 5,000 international travelers have tested positive for COVID-19 on arrival in Canada. Nearly 4,000 of them provided a negative test dated at most three days before departure.
Proud Boys Canada's demise could stiffen resolve of members, expert warns
After being listed as a terrorist organization, the violent white supremacist Proud Boys group has announced it will dissolve -- but terrorist experts say extremists will likely continue to operate.
NACI advice on 'preferred vaccines' for COVID-19 sparks confusion, anger
Health professionals denounce the National Advisory Committee on Immunization after contradicting Health Canada. NACI members suggest passing on AstraZeneca shots due to concerns about clots, which have happened after seven of 1.7 million jabs.
Opposition blasts Liberals after debate to call PM's top aide on Vance cancelled
Opposition MPs complain of cover-up after Liberal chair of Commons committee cancels meeting to discuss calling Katie Telford to testify on contradictory stories about her knowledge of sexual misconduct accusations against Gen. Vance.
Rewrite 'hollow' federal gun bill, victims' families urge Liberals
Families of victims of gun violence upset the Liberals' assault weapon 'ban' allows gun owners to keep their assault weapons, as long as they register and store them.