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OTTAWA — A new survey from Statistics Canada finds nearly one-third of businesses do not know how long they can continue under existing conditions brought by the second wave of COVID-19.

Cheryl Casimer isn’t being “critical or anything,” but she believes it’s time for another woman regional chief on the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) executive committee, so she’s running for the position of regional chi

If you're cold, your pet is likely cold too. Winter months require extra effort and care when it comes to looking after your pets.

The medical lab company that experienced a cyber-breach of 15 million patients’ personal information nationwide is facing multiple class-action suits in two provinces. Privacy commissioners in Ontario and B.C.

SYLVAN LAKE, Alta. — Alberta intends to hold its provincial men's and women's curling championships jointly in January. Curlers won't "bubble" at the Jan.

Right now, Arne Liseth is his brother Keith’s only remaining connection to the outside world. Liseth is his brother’s sole designated visitor at the long-term care home in Campbell River, B.C., where Keith lives.

Seniors' advocates are calling for federal action to better protect vulnerable long-term care residents as COVID-19 cases escalate across the country.

No snow in the forecast, but it'll be brisk

In the last Citizen online poll we asked "Do you think Dr.

A total of 23 new cases of COVID-19 were reported in the Northern Health region over the past two days, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said on Thursday.