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Canada
Doctor on front lines of SARS outbreak says Canadian hospitals prepared for coronavirus
By Shallima Maharaj Digital Broadcast Journalist
“Our experience with SARS was that it’s not great to make stuff up as you go along,” Dr. Michael Gardam explained. Continue reading
You can own a piece of iconic Montreal punk rock venue Katacombes
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
Among the things up for grabs are a table in the shape of a coffin, metal skulls, chains and multiple mural appliques. Continue reading
Trump is expected to sign Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade deal on Jan. 29: White House
Mexico has already ratified the agreement. Canada must act next for it to fully enter into force. Continue reading
‘Extreme vetting’ of Iranians crossing Canada-U.S. border was local directive: CBP whistleblower
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
A Blaine, Wash.-area lawyer says he was contacted by a Customs and Border Protection officer who alleges the detention of Iranian-born travellers was directed by their managers. Continue reading
Former Mountie, sports coach convicted of sex abuse granted day parole
The Parole Board of Canada denied Alan Davidson full parole but ruled the 64-year-old likely won’t present a risk under day release with special conditions. Continue reading
Saskatoon rental housing market less available, more expensive
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
The report said a number of factors could explain the lower vacancy rate including more jobs added in Saskatoon and stricter mortgage qualification rules. Continue reading
Support surges for University of Alberta student athlete paralyzed after Costa Rica fall
Nicole Palladino, 24, played on both the U of A and MacEwan University varsity soccer teams. Continue reading
Historic Edmonton home first in 2020 to receive heritage designation
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
The Kenneth Henderson residence in Strathcona was recently designated a municipal historic resource. Continue reading
Canada, allies prepared to ‘impose costs’ on cyberattackers, advisers tell Trudeau
The note, obtained by The Canadian Press through the Access to Information Act, was included in materials to help prepare Trudeau for his second mandate following the Liberal victory in the October election. Continue reading
Quebec grants new funding to Montreal institutions in effort to improve mental health support
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
The Quebec government is granting more than $4 million to the Pinel Institute and the Douglas Hospital to identify areas of upgrades. Continue reading