Sorry Canada, Trudeau Says You'll Get a COVID-19 Vaccine Later Than Other Countries
The U.S., U.K., Germany—and to the Conservative Party’s dismay, Mexico—will likely get first dibs on frontrunner vaccines.
Alberta Has Defied the Odds to Have the Most COVID-19 Cases in Canada
Despite having the fraction of the population of Ontario and Quebec, Alberta is reporting more infections. Public health experts blame Jason Kenney's weak restrictions and say the worst is still to come.
Celebrated Vegan Chef Allegedly Objectified Women for Years, Used N-Word
Toronto chef Doug McNish also allegedly questioned if trans men are real men and dead-named an employee. He has since apologized for his 'insensitive and careless' comments and behaviour.
This Region in Canada Had No COVID-19 Cases for 9 Months. Now They're Surging
Nunavut was one of the rare places in the world that avoided the pandemic. Now, it has confirmed COVID-19 cases in four communities.
Native Americans Defied Voter Intimidation and Helped Biden Win Arizona
Partisan campaigners, rude poll workers, and armed police made voting uncomfortable for Indigenous voters. And yet, they helped the Democrats take the state.
In Surprise Move, Indigenous Coalition Buys Largest Atlantic Canada Fishery
It's a "win" for Indigenous fishing communities who have been embroiled in months of conflict and intimidation by white commercial fishermen.
Justin Trudeau Expects Canada to Have Vaccine in Early 2021
The news comes after the country recorded more than 4,000 cases for the first time and the number of people suffering from "severe illness" is increasing.
Canada Just Opened Its First Shelter Exclusively for Sex Workers
The sex worker shelter, which is in Vancouver, offers laundry, meals, and beds, including for sex workers who are exhibiting COVID symptoms and need to isolate.
The U.S. Elected a Record Number of Indigenous Women to Congress
Yvette Herrell, a Republican, joins Democrats Deb Haaland and Sharice Davids in the House.
This First Nation Doesn't Know When They Will Have Running Water Again
The Canadian government says a new water treatment plant is coming, but Indigenous leaders say all levels of government have failed them and they don't know when the crisis will be averted.
Quebec Sword Attack Suspect Spoke of Similar Crime Five Years Ago: Police
Police say the suspect allegedly attacked victims randomly. Carl Girouard of Sainte-Thérèse, Quebec, has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder and five counts of attempted murder.
Two Dead in Quebec City After Sword Attack by Man in Medieval Suit
Carl Girouard, of Sainte-Thérèse, Quebec, has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder after police identified the victims as Quebec City residents François Duchesne, 56, and Suzanne Clermont, 61.