The Line Canada is demanding “every practicing Muslim” to abandon stay-at-home orders to attend a “proper” Eid prayer in a public park.
WorkSafeBC Data Shows an ‘Alarming’ Spike in COVID-19 Claims
Advocates say paid sick leave would help workers stay home and stop the spread.
RCMP Officer Accused of Sexual Assault Has Been On Paid Leave for 16 Years
The Mountie, who was never charged, has not worked since the mid-2000s. He's not the only RCMP officer who has been on paid sick leave for years.
Alberta (!) Is North America’s COVID Hotspot Now
A small town hosts a packed rodeo while Alberta sets new case records and Premier Jason Kenney suspends legislature.
Pausing AstraZeneca Could Cause More Deaths. And More New COVID Science
The latest roundup of pandemic findings gathered by The Tyee.
Postmedia Tells Shareholders $35 Million in Federal Government Handouts is Now a ‘Key Pillar’ of Its Business Strategy
Canada’s biggest newspaper chain says subsidies are for ‘welfare slackers’, but tells investors ‘government support’ is central to its business model
'Alexa!' chronicles the life of a feminist, politician and trailblazer
"It is Alexa McDonough calling…" Those words still resonate in my ears, almost 20 years after I heard them, following the first click and the brief silence that accompanied every overseas long-distance phone call.
Seed the North: Fighting Climate Change, One Sprout at a Time
Could an innovative approach to reforestation take root in BC?
Montréal’s Biggest COVID-19 Vaccination Site Shut Down Thanks to Online Fringe Groups, QAnon Followers and Maxime Bernier
Québec government forced to reschedule COVID-19 vaccine appointments at vaccination site set-up at Montréal’s Olympic Stadium
When a New Drug Is Costly, Not Approved, and Possibly Life Changing
A trial cystic fibrosis treatment could offer a ‘new normal’ for people like Lilia Zaharieva. But they risk hopes dashed.