His election defeat means Trump's comments on exchanging Meng for trade concessions are no longer a valid argument against her arrest, Canada's Attorney-General argues.
UK's PM to press G7 to help poorer countries with more COVAX funding
In G7 conference today, UK PM Johnson to call for COVAX Facility funding boost to help vaccination in poorer countries. Blocked from receiving US vaccines and facing interruptions from European facilities, Canada has ordered 1.9M doses from COVAX by summer.
Canadians blame federal government for slow vaccination: poll
Overwhelmingly, Canadians believe Ottawa's inability to get vaccines is the cause of slow vaccination roll-out across Canada.
Ready CAF to assist with vaccinations, re-establish domestic vaccine production: Singh
NDP leader Singh: federal government must ready Canadian Armed Forces to assist vaccination campaign, Canada must re-establish domestic vaccine production capacity.
Essential workers, racialized recommended for stage two of vaccination campaigns
Federal advisory committee is recommending essential workers, racialized people be added to the second stage of provincial vaccination campaign, expected to start sometime this spring.
After 326 infected and one dead, Oyrmel agrees Red Deer plant is unsafe
After 326 pork plant workers infect and one killed by COVID-19, and on day UFCW union pickets the plant, owner declares Red Deer Oyrmel plant unsafe and temporarily closes.
44 new COVID-19 cases in N.L. as testing numbers hit new record
Newfoundland and Labrador has 44 new cases of COVID-19, all of which are under investigation, says the province's chief medical officer of health.
Dr. Janice Fitzgerald, at the Wednesday afternoon coronavirus briefing, said 42 of the new cases are in the Eastern Health region, and 14 of them are people under 20 years old.
Liberals bill to offer buy-back, option to keep assault rifles
Liberals say they will soon table a long-promised bill offering a buy-back to owners of certain assault rifles, who may also keep them under stricter conditions. Trudeau's promised handgun ban bill still unfulfilled.
Long-awaited border measures to take effect Feb 22
Liberals announce details of long-awaited quarantine plan for air travels, border controls will go into effect on Feb 22.
Mine uses court order to end Baffin island protest
Controversial iron mine expansion on Baffin Island secures court injunction to force end to blockade by local hunters protesting lack of input to environmental assessment.