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Manitoba brings back masks, requires COVID-19 vaccination for front-line workers

Manitoba brings back masks, requires COVID-19 vaccination for front-line workers

WINNIPEG — Manitoba is bringing back its mask mandate and requiring all front-line provincial employees who work with vulnerable populations to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Real estate industry worried Liberal housing plan won't alleviate supply issues

Real estate industry worried Liberal housing plan won't alleviate supply issues

TORONTO — Liberal leader Justin Trudeau unveiled his party's housing plan Tuesday, but real estate industry members are concerned it won't do much to alleviate a lack of supply. Trudeau's plan, announced at a Tuesday campaign stop in Hamilton, Ont.
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Campaign focuses on Ontario; First female New York governor: In The News for Aug. 24

Campaign focuses on Ontario; First female New York governor: In The News for Aug. 24

In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of Aug. 24. What we are watching in Canada ...
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Recall issued for Mr. Porky brand Original Scratchings

Recall issued for Mr. Porky brand Original Scratchings

A possible Salmonella contamination has prompted Morgan Williams International Inc. to recall Mr. Porky brand Original Scratchings. The recall covers 65g packages sold across the country with best before dates up to and including Feb. 19, 2022.
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Toronto officer found not guilty of charges following serial killer's arrest in 2016

Toronto officer found not guilty of charges following serial killer's arrest in 2016

TORONTO — A Toronto police officer has been found not guilty of disciplinary charges for his actions in the arrest and release of Bruce McArthur three years before the serial killer was convicted. Sgt.
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Terry Driver, the B.C. man who killed a teen, then terrified the community is dead

Terry Driver, the B.C. man who killed a teen, then terrified the community is dead

AGASSIZ, B.C. — Terry Driver, the man who killed a young British Columbia woman, beat her friend and then taunted police and the media about his crimes, has died in prison.
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B.C. to introduce vaccine card for activities and restaurants as COVID-19 cases climb

B.C. to introduce vaccine card for activities and restaurants as COVID-19 cases climb

VICTORIA — British Columbia residents will need a vaccine card to get into restaurants, clubs, ticketed sporting events and organized affairs like weddings as the risk of infection is currently 10 times higher among those who are unimmunized.
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Mountie in Kelowna, B.C., charged with assault in January 2020 wellness check

Mountie in Kelowna, B.C., charged with assault in January 2020 wellness check

KELOWNA, B.C. — The British Columbia prosecution service says an RCMP officer in Kelowna has been charged with assault in connection with a wellness check last year. The prosecution service says in a statement that Const.
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Impact of fires on wildlife needs study as blazes get bigger and hotter, says expert

Impact of fires on wildlife needs study as blazes get bigger and hotter, says expert

The blazes that have scorched several parts of Western Canada have affected wildlife populations incinerating their habitat, which may take many years to recover, an expert says.
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Stoney Nakoda celebrate name change of Alberta mountain landmark

Stoney Nakoda celebrate name change of Alberta mountain landmark

CANMORE, Alta. — The Alberta government says a prominent landmark in the Rocky Mountains has been renamed in the spirit of reconciliation.
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