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The COVID-19 pandemic is a thought of the past for many people but for others, COVID forever altered their lives. In Saskatchewan there have been very limited resources available

More than two years after Quebec lifted most of its COVID-era public health measures, the province has only recouped a little over one-third of the pandemic-related fines.

Health officials in Alberta are sounding an alarm over delays in delivery of some vaccines they say could be contributing to vaccine fatigue and a low vaccination rate.

After multiple reports reports around poor financial spending Southwestern Ontario's largest hospital network is now under investigation for fraud.

Theatre of Madness Haunted House is set up in the old Cineplex Theatre in the Centre Mall, and if you're brave enough you can see it until Nov. 2.

Some 26 per cent of Canadians aged 18 to 34 own a home today, down from 47 per cent in 2021, according to new Scotiabank polling released Tuesday.

The City of Windsor is suing the federal government over the costs incurred due to the so-called Freedom Convoy blockade at the Ambassador Bridge in early 2022.

The Gourmet Warehouse says it's dealing with up to six attempted thieves a day and that the problem is getting worse.

Saskatchewan residents can vote early for five days starting Tuesday in the lead-up to the Oct. 28 provincial election. 

The high-dose influenza vaccine is available for all Saskatchewan residents 65 years of age and older.

Tupperware agreed to a lender takeover last week, pivoting from a previously planned asset auction.

Whether it’s Donald Trump or Kamala Harris, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government will work with whoever secures the White House.

The sentencing was originally scheduled for late September.

An expert panel of doctors and researchers say Canada needs to learn from the COVID-19 pandemic and take action before the next health emergency strikes. 

The not-for-profit continuing care provider broke ground on the project Tuesday in the same Calgary location as its first facility.

Dr. Brent Roussin, the province's chief public health officer, says it's especially important for people considered high-risk to get a flu shot. 

Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault has been called to testify before the ethics committee for a third time after new court documents revealed more ‘Randy’ texts.

Finance Minister Nate Horner said the reason is poor performance, with rising staffing and management fees coupled with a consistent failure to meet mandated benchmark returns.

Elections BC says a record number of British Columbians have already cast their ballots in advance voting before Saturday's provincial election.

Basketball Hall of Famer Vince Carter will have his No. 15 jersey retired by the Toronto Raptors on Saturday, the first time the NBA team has honoured a former player in this way.