Six people were taken to hospital, one woman was killed
Jim Watson, who became Ottawa’s longest-serving mayor on Saturday, came out as a gay man in August 2019
Trudeau’s recent conversations with President Joe Biden and other U.S. officials have rekindled the debate about reopening the border.
Prime minister said none of the doses Canada has received are from the batch linked to possible side-effects
He says they could unfairly impact people if used to decide who can go to a concert, dine at a restaurant
Corey Hurren, 46, had faced 21 weapons charges and one of threatening the prime minister.
Canada’s vaccine rollout has stepped up this month, after deliveries slowed to a trickle in February
‘I’m focused on getting us through this pandemic and bringing our economy roaring back’
Day of observance will be held on March 11
Trudeau noted the pandemic’s toll on women, with many leaving the workforce at a higher rate than men
Canada set to receive more than 6M COVID-19 vaccine dose than initially expected, by end of March
Trudeau has repeatedly insisted he has no interest in forcing an election
The U.S. Secretary of State met virtually with Canada’s Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister
Canada has pledged $220 million to COVAX and another $865 million to the ACT Accelerator
Moderna has confirmed delivery of another 168,000 doses next week, with 1.3 million to follow in March
Bill also proposes a buyback of recently banned firearms the government considers assault-style weapon
PM says Canada is ‘very much on track’ to receive 6 million doses by end of March, as planned
