Over the past month and a half, 36 different businesses in the province have been named as potential places of coronavirus transmission by the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA).

The novel coronavirus poses a heightened threat to Indigenous communities because of limited access to health-care services and socio-economic factors have made them more vulnerable.

Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé says he will review why the chief executive of the West Island health authority paid for advice on how to talk about coronavirus deaths.

Tainted Water received the CAJ award for data journalism during a ceremony hosted via Zoom Saturday.

With officials in Saskatchewan tight-lipped about where exactly COVID-19 cases are located, a national journalism initiative is filling some of the data void.

The Wild Rose School Division west of Red Deer is one of at least 50 school divisions that have asked Alberta Health Services for information about water testing.

A pair of Calgary councillors want the city to begin planning the “accelerated and full removal of lead water service pipes” in the wake of the Tainted Water investigation.

The water distribution system on Oneida First Nation territory has failed to meet provincial standards dating back to 2006.

Facing a “firestorm” of criticism in the wake of a Global News investigation, the mayor of a Montreal suburb says he will introduce new measures to crack down on lead in tap water.

How much it could cost residents to replace their portion of lead service lines in Moose Jaw, Saskatoon and Regina?