If provinces aren't able to keep up with COVID-19 contact tracing and need additional resources, they can ask the federal government for more support, according to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Dozens of these walks take place every year on Oct. 4, with the goal of spreading awareness and remembering more than 1,200 Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls.

The president and vice-president will be chosen by a group of people appointed by the junta however, according to Moussa Camara, spokesman for the talks.

“When there is no revenue coming in, without government support, there is no way you’re going to make it."

As Alberta continues its relaunch, automotive registries are receiving plenty of calls each day about long wait times to book road tests.

The Gagetown ferry has returned to service for the first time in nearly five years.

Nova Scotia opposition leaders call on McNeil government to get back to business during the health crisis and reopen committee meetings.

The province launched the probe after learning that Stephen Wright, a city councillor in Peterborough, Ont., had travelled to New Brunswick last month.

The report outlines emergency purchases over $50,000 that the city has had to make, as of May 5, in response to the pandemic.

The Manitoba government says there are no new cases of COVID-19 in the province as of Saturday morning.