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Nova Scotia mass killer's semi-automatic guns believed to have come from U.S.

Nova Scotia mass killer's semi-automatic guns believed to have come from U.S.

RCMP has specialists conducting a psychological autopsy of the gunman
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BC RCMP celebrates National Police Week with virtual investigation for public

BC RCMP celebrates National Police Week with virtual investigation for public

Join game on RCMP’s Facebook page
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‘Bridge loans, not bailouts’: Ottawa promises new support for large employers

‘Bridge loans, not bailouts’: Ottawa promises new support for large employers

Program will be open to companies generating at least $300m annually in revenue
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B.C.’s road to recovery: Build trust when reopening offices: experts

B.C.’s road to recovery: Build trust when reopening offices: experts

Staff accustomed to social distancing won’t feel safe without cautious return
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Students start looking for summer work, with few options in usual places

Students start looking for summer work, with few options in usual places

Statistics Canada says unemployment rate soared to 13% as full force of pandemic hit
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Brothers in ERs living extremes of pandemic — in Victoria, in New York

Brothers in ERs living extremes of pandemic — in Victoria, in New York

BC. doc has gained insight into COVID-19 from bother on the frontlines in New York
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Employment lawyers on returning to work during and after the pandemic

Employment lawyers on returning to work during and after the pandemic

TORONTO — As provinces begin the slow process of reopening their economies and people start returning to the workplace, questions abound about the rights and responsibilities of employees and employers in the aftermath of COVID-19.
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Drug research turns to artificial intelligence in COVID-19 fight

Drug research turns to artificial intelligence in COVID-19 fight

Tech company locks down government funding to repurpose drugs for virus treatment
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Province urges British Columbians to reduce fire risks amid spike in deaths

Province urges British Columbians to reduce fire risks amid spike in deaths

Between Jan. 1 and April 30 the province has seen triple the number of deaths due to fire as that same period last year
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No easy fix for long-term care home problems highlighted by COVID-19

No easy fix for long-term care home problems highlighted by COVID-19

OTTAWA — For years, those living and working in nursing and retirement homes across the country have struggled as overburdened caregivers tried to maintain a basic level of care and dignity for aging and ailing Canadians.
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