The Conservatives will release the costing details of their campaign promises Wednesday afternoon, mere hours before Leader Erin O’Toole takes part in the first official debate of the campaign.

The central bank says it continues to expect the economy to strengthen in the second half of the year, although the fourth wave of COVID-19 infections and supply bottlenecks could weigh on the recovery.

A variety of Eat Smart salad kits that may have been distributed across the country have been recalled due to possible listeria contamination.

Newfoundland and Labrador’s inquiry into ground search and rescue operations began Tuesday in Makkovik with 14-year-old Burton Winters’s stepmother calling for answers, nine years after the boy froze to death on sea ice after abandoning his stuck snowmobile.

Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole promised today to appoint a health minister who’s been vaccinated against COVID-19 if his party wins power on Sept. 20.

Some of Alberta’s most vulnerable children are struggling to access care in a system focused on “checking boxes” and meeting deadlines, says Child and Youth Advocate Del Graff. 

Saying he’s inspired by frontline workers facing harassment on the job, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau said today he won’t let “the mob” control his campaign after he was sprayed with gravel during a raucous protest in London, Ont. yesterday.

When Julia King, a nurse at Vancouver General Hospital, decided to anonymously donate part of her liver to a sick child, she was surprised to learn the province’s living donor transplant program is for kidney donation only. 

Paulina Alexis hopes starring in the new show Reservation Dogs will inspire the next generation of Indigenous actors.

Leader of Canada’s NDP Jagmeet Singh on Monday used the occasion of Labour Day to talk about his party’s plans to make things better for workers.