Lockdown

• Reopening post-pandemic could trigger Canadians battling addiction, experts warn

  Many Canadians facing addictions may struggle as life returns to normal and COVID-19 restrictions ease, some experts warn.

  Health

  Jul 15
• Will Canada’s COVID-19 babies face ‘immunity debt’? Here’s what experts say

  As the world reopens, doctors say parents, particularly of babies born during the pandemic, are going to face a new challenge — immunity debt.

  Canada

  Jul 13
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• Sask. restaurants can no longer sell takeaway alcohol as COVID-19 restrictions lift

  Saskatchewan drops all COVID-19 restrictions on Sunday and restaurants lose the ability to make alcohol off-sales. One owner says he wants to keep selling alcohol for takeaway.

  Canada

  Jul 10
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• ‘Slim’ Jong Un? Kim’s weight loss raises questions in North Korea and abroad

  Analysts say North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un appears to have lost weight, based on recent photos from the hermit nation.

  Trending

  Jun 28
• Nude sunbathers rescued, fined 1,000 bucks after fleeing deer in Australia

  Two individuals were rescued and then cited for breaking COVID-19 lockdown in New South Wales, Australia.

  Trending

  Jun 28
• Kingston, Ont. teams busy in anticipation as recreational sports allowed to return on June 30th

  As the province allows recreational sports on June 30th, the return to play organizing committees are busy making sure everything is in order and ready in time.

  Canada

  Jun 25
• Online ordering means many homes cluttered with stuff: Winnipeg organizer

  A Winnipeg organizing expert says a byproduct of the shift to online ordering amid the COVID-19 pandemic is that many homes have become cluttered with too much stuff.

  Health

  Jun 25
• Gun sighting at Drayton Valley school a false alarm: Alberta RCMP

  Drayton Valley RCMP were called just before noon to a report of a male with a gun at St. Anthony School, a pre-school to Grade 8 Christian school with about 470 students.

  Canada

  Jun 9
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• Manitoba loses 2,900 mostly part-time jobs in May, mirroring national trends, Stats Canada reports

  Manitoba lost about 2,900 jobs in May, according to Statistics Canada, as yet another round of restrictions took effect to counter the third wave of COVID-19.

  Economy

  Jun 5
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• Atlantic Canadians mostly satisfied with COVID-19 restrictions: survey

  The majority of the survey's respondents 'agree that the restrictions put in place during the pandemic have been necessary to protect citizens.'

  Canada

  May 31