The agency also lost track of 34,700 people and was not conducting regular follow-ups
Several groups and individuals have come forward to call for a public inquiry that includes a feminist lens
It’s partly a response to a long history of off-reserve authorities removing Indigenous children from their communities
Mounties respond that she was not co-operating during Mental Health Act apprehension
Three outbreaks exist in health-care settings
Toronto’s Pearson airport currently has a policy that masks must be worn at all times
A memorial procession to recognize BCEHS and Prince Rupert’s Mike Sorensen was attended by many
75 per cent of Canadians would agree to take a novel coronavirus vaccine
The failure rate for proposed LNG export terminal projects between 2014 and 2020 is 61 per cent, study says
Bears in Alberta and B.C. have changed how they hunt, shifting from daytime to more nocturnal activity
“I was quite distressed to see it.”
Planned federal spending to date on pandemic-related aid now tops about $174 billion
The video was captured on dash cam along Highway 1
David Dennis, who is Nuu-chah-nulth, argued that six-month sobriety policy is a ‘lethal form of racism’
Tests have been on hold for four months due to COVID-19
Cases surging in the U.S. have B.C. officials hoping the border stays shut all summer
Part 1: Officials say isolation, toxic drug supply, CERB, contributing to crisis
More than four out of 10 British Columbians aged 70 and up have various disabilities
Office says it will complete a related investigation focusing on RCMP use of Clearview AI’s facial-recognition technology
The action proposes to cover all federal inmates imprisoned on or after June 18, 1992,
