
A spokesperson for the Finance Ministry confirmed that the government is ‘in discussion’ with airlines on ‘potential additional financial assistance.’ Continue reading
A spokesperson for the Finance Ministry confirmed that the government is ‘in discussion’ with airlines on ‘potential additional financial assistance.’ Continue reading →
Health authorities also reported 60 new fatalities related to COVID-19. Continue reading →
While NACI releases recommendations, it is ultimately up to the provinces to determine how they will administer the COVID-19 vaccines. Continue reading →
So far, 820,455 people have recovered after contracting the respiratory illness. Continue reading →
On Monday, the National Advisory Committee on Immunization issued new guidance, recommending the AstraZeneca COVID-19 shot not be administered to people over the age of 65. Continue reading →
Sharma said Health Canada is “expecting to make a final decision within the next couple of weeks.” Continue reading →
Canada’s National Advisory Committee on Immunization is not recommending the newly approved COVID-19 vaccine from AstraZeneca be used on people aged 65 or older. Continue reading →
To date, Canada has approved two mRNA vaccines for use to protect against COVID-19 — one from Pfizer-BioNTech, the other from Moderna. Continue reading →
Biden on Tuesday vowed to work with Canada to secure the safe release of Spavor and Kovrig, saying “humans are not bartering chips.” Continue reading →
Sajjan said he has appointed Lieutenant-General Wayne Eyre as Acting Chief of the Defence staff. Continue reading →
To date, 802,931 people have recovered after falling ill, and 1,652,282 doses of the vaccines approved by Health Canada have been administered. Continue reading →
On Wednesday, Jonathan Wilkinson met with U.S. special climate envoy John Kerry to discuss the two countries’ plans to address climate change. Continue reading →
Speaking in French, Trudeau thanked Biden for his support in calling for the release of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor. Continue reading →
The move has been quick to draw the attention of doctors and public health experts, with several in Canada signaling praise for the idea’s implementation. Continue reading →
By Sunday morning, 1.95 per cent of Canadians had received a COVID-19 vaccine. Continue reading →