Politics

Tam's announcement comes as Health Canada reviews Pfizer and BioNtech's vaccine candidate, which became the world's first vaccine to receive approval after it was authorized by British health officials.

Jozsef Szajer, a member of European Parliament, has resigned after he was caught defying a coronavirus lockdown at the party in Belgium.

Canada's health minister says the review of the promising coronavirus vaccine candidate will be completed 'soon.'

St. John's city manager says the tree went up last year without a permit, and he reiterated that the issue is with the proposed location of the tree.

The coalition crisis could plunge Israel into more political uncertainty as it prepares for a new U.S. administration led by Joe Biden, deals with the coronavirus pandemic and awaits Iran's next moves after the assassination of its top nuclear scientist last week, a killing that Tehran blamed on Israel.

Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller confirmed the Trudeau government will not meet its pledge to lift drinking water advisories in First Nations communities by March 2021.

The seasonal ferry service ended Sunday after it had already been extended from September to help address concerns during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tuesday brought two strong rebukes of the president's behaviour in the wake of his election loss, which Trump continues to contest nearly a month later.

Pennsylvania's Supreme Court on Saturday night threw out the lawsuit, including an order by a lower court judge blocking the certification of any uncertified races.

The state's highest court, controlled 4-3 by conservatives, also is considering whether to hear two other lawsuits filed by conservatives seeking to invalidate ballots cast during the presidential election.