Quebec will implement a vaccine passport regime in the coming weeks, Premier François Legault announced today.

Ahmed El Nasser was looking forward to a visit to Canada’s Wonderland with his niece, but when he was denied access to all the rides because he is a paraplegic, he felt “belittled” and discriminated against. In a statement, Canada’s Wonderland says the safety of guests is its “highest priority.”

Thousands of people have signed a petition calling for the Catholic Church’s charitable status to be suspended over its response to the residential school file.

Dr. Chika Stacy Oriuwa remembers dressing up her Barbies as doctors, poets and performers when she was a young girl, but none of the dolls looked quite like the woman she aspired to be. Now she has a Barbie made in her image to show for it.

Crews searching the grounds and surroundings of the Shubenacadie Residential School have concluded their search, saying they did not discover evidence of unmarked graves related to the school.

A new report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer says that a range of improvements to long-term care in Canada would cost $13.7 billion, with costs rising each year.

It’s often said that local governments represent the level of politics closest to the people. But it’s equally true that they have the fewest resources.

The land is co-owned by Laval and three companies. Just two weeks ago, the city signed a contract to buy more of the green space. Now officials are trying to figure out why men were allegedly trying to drain the property.

Calgary track coach Terry Crook has been nominated for a National Indigenous Coaching Award. His journey has taken him from a bullied child of a residential school survivor to a nationally ranked runner to a coach of middle-distance runners who are nationally and internationally ranked.

Chinese authorities have announced mass coronavirus testing in Wuhan as an unusually wide series of COVID-19 outbreaks reached the city where the disease was first detected in late 2019.