North Dakota

• COVID-19: Pallister walks back plan to vaccinate Manitoba teachers in North Dakota

  Pallister is now hoping the United States government will give North Dakota special permission to ship vaccines into Manitoba.

  Health

  May 7
• COVID-19: Part of Manitoba’s plan to see teachers vaccinated in U.S. needs change to federal rules

  Premier Brian Pallister announced the plan Thursday as an addition to an existing program for truckers who cross the border.

  Health

  Apr 30
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• Manitoba teachers can soon get COVID-19 shot in North Dakota, premier says

  Premier Brian Pallister says he is finalizing a deal with North Dakota to build on a recently announced COVID-19 vaccine program for truckers.

  Health

  Apr 29
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• Saskatchewan, North Dakota vaccinating cross-border essential workers

  Roughly 2,000 workers in Saskatchewan, mainly those transporting goods, will be eligible for the vaccination program.

  Canada

  Apr 27
• Manitoba truckers breathe sigh of relief thanks to cross-border vaccination plan

  The deal between North Dakota and Manitoba, touted as the first such cross-border vaccine agreement between a province and a state, may expand to include other essential workers.

  Health

  Apr 23
• Manitoba and North Dakota look to vaccinate cross-border essential workers

  Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister and North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum are scheduled to announce an initiative at an 11 a.m. press conference.

  Health

  Apr 20
• Risk for major flooding low in North Dakota: National Weather Service

  While the risk for a major flood is low, there is a high risk of minor flooding in North Dakota along the Red River, according to the National Weather Service.

  Feb 23
• Herd immunity? Why North Dakota’s coronavirus cases dropped so much

  Even though the coronavirus situation has improved in North Dakota, experts agree it'll still be a while before the state can declare victory.

  Jan 29
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• Two Montreal area men extradited to the U.S. on drug trafficking charges

  Prosecutors allege the two men were part of international fentanyl smuggling organization that was run out of a Quebec prison.

  Crime

  Jan 10
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• Calgary-based Enerplus restarting North Dakota production despite threat to pipeline

  The Calgary-based company says it is confident that crude-by-rail shipping from the state can be ramped up if the decision, stayed by an appeal court earlier this week, is restored and the pipeline is out of commission for a longer term.

  Canada

  Aug 7, 2020