The Kelowna band “Scrapes” said they were on stage when RCMP told the accused to break up the party
Many households reported being just hundreds of dollars away from bankruptcy
Facilities must follow specific criteria to show compliance with the program’s 20 elements
Conservatives plan to press House of Commons ethics and finance committees to resume looking at the matter
Dominic Barton, Canada’s ambassador to China, had internet visits with Spavor on Friday and Kovrig on Saturday
The plan also includes making a cap on rent increases permanent
In 2017-2018, foreign students alone paid about 40 per cent of all tuition fees
Country struggling as second wave of pandemic continues
Legion branches are scrambling to plan stripped-down versions of the annual sombre ceremonies
The two leaders also discussed the ongoing effort to manage the pandemic, according to a readout
With daily case counts continuing to rise in several provinces, some restrictions came into effect
School district’s transition learning program asking for decision by Nov. 6
More than 50 people gather at old Island Highway-Aulds Road intersection
There are 1,406 active cases of the novel coronavirus in the province
Fourteen long-term care homes and three acute-care facilities are currently experiencing outbreaks of COVID-19
The overall gains in September brought employment to within 720,000 of pre-pandemic levels
Back in April, the federal government gave $100 million to national, regional and local organizations
The commissioner’s office gave the thumbs-up to the government’s COVID Alert app
A First Nation in northern Saskatchewan went into lockdown and closed its schools due to COVID
Airbnb said nearly 1.5 million listings have signed on to the enhanced cleaning standards
