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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in mid-June that the federal government is looking into reports of U.S. tourists flouting measures around the border shutdown

Program has doled out $152 million in forgivable loans to landlords that agreed to give a rent break

WCSS sees ‘astounding’ numbers of food bank users, locals in crisis

Last Friday, B.C. paramedics responded to 131 overdose calls — roughly double the average number of calls answered in a single day across the province

There are an estimated seven million Canada geese living in North America, according to the Canadian Wildlife Service.

The pandemic has led to the cancellation of high-profile events like the annual pomp and pageantry on Parliament Hill in favour of online offerings to keep crowds from gathering

Canada’s gross domestic product dropped 11.6% in April, year-over-year

After eight years of planning, and three years since it was approved, the Valemount Glacier ski resort was expected to being construction in mid-2021

Long-term care residents now allowed one designated visitor

"We have Canada Day parades, we have Canada Day celebrations downtown. On National Indigenous Day we don't have cities or municipalities holding parades or holding events where concerts are played to celebrate Indigenous people"