Traditionally, Big White heavily relies on foreign nationals for part of its workforce, but the coronavirus pandemic is making that extremely difficult this year.

A new poll from a Halifax-based firm found more than 80 per cent of Canadians support making masks mandatory in public spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nova Scotia independent senator Colin Deacon wants to see a national contact tracing app put in place as another tool to help public health officials to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.

The new online poll also suggests the coronavirus pandemic has damaged the trust Canadians have in their American neighbours.

A new poll from The Angus Reid Institute says the first thing Canadians want to do when things get back to normal, is hug their loved ones.

Brockville police say they will not be allowing people to camp in RVs in big box store parking lots for the time being.

The federal finance minister is weeks away from delivering his first budget of the Liberal government's minority mandate, which he has said will prioritize climate change and easing Canadians' worries about the cost of living.

A 42-year-old Regina man has plenty of time for hobbies, friends and family in his third year of retirement. While his path to financial freedom wasn't easy, it also wasn't impossible.

Canadians are feeling somewhat better about their financial situation heading into a new year and decade, according to exclusive polling conducted by Ipsos for Global News.

Affordability was consistently ranked in the top concerns of Canadians leading up to the Oct. 21 federal vote, but what in real-life terms does the Ipsos polling information deliver?