Beyond Local

As many Canadians were laid off or switched to working from home, others were declared essential and continued to go into work every day regardless of surging COVID-19 cases

Elliott says she's happy to take the dose on camera if it can convince one other person to do so

Poll suggested Atlantic Canadians and Ontarians are most worried about the degree of racism in Canada

Her statement came as several provinces prepared to expand their immunization campaigns in the coming days

Professor says the numbers indicate that the surge in youth vaping in recent years could be tapering off because of stricter regulations, rising awareness of the health risks and lifestyle changes related to the COVID-19 pandemic

Simply making an effort to consider the person behind the mask can help address the biases exacerbated by wearing one

A cross-Canada survey of university faculty found 68 per cent of females, compared with 32 per cent of males, reported family caregiver challenges in the pandemic

Researchers found that those in the "Red Seal" trades, which are those that have national standards, started out making $64,000 in their first years and those incomes grew on average 2.1 per cent annually over the eight-year study period to reach $73,800

Perhaps the most talked about recent policy changes are the new testing and quarantine measures put in place at Canada’s international borders as of Feb. 22

Data also suggests overwhelming support among First Nations and Inuit people for childhood vaccinations