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First Nations and their allies take on Quebec’s Omicron wave
Many Indigenous communities in Quebec that were spared during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic are now seeing the number of cases soar. This is a situation that worries leaders and experts. "It's a tsunami of cases, which have…
Four million payday and home loan customers from Provident, Greenwood and Satsuma must request…
MORE than four million payday and home loan customers are being asked to request any repayments that may be owed to them.
If you were mis-sold a loan by Provident, Greenwood, or Satsuma, you might be in line for compensation, even if…
Canadian Mikaël Kingsbury takes silver in moguls for his 8th World Cup medal of the season
Canada's Mikaël Kingsbury collected another World Cup medal, winning silver in men's moguls in Deer Valley, Utah, on Friday. Kingsbury finished with 82.84 points, just behind Japan's Ikuma Horishima, who scored 84.04. Sweden's Walter…
Massive opposition to Monday’s return to classroom learning in Ontario and Quebec
Teachers at Westmount High School in Montreal demonstrated against the Quebec government's reckless decision to reopen schools amid the 2nd wave of the pandemic. (Photo: Robert Green)Provincial governments in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and…
COVID-19 in Quebec: what you need to know on Friday
On Friday, Quebec reported 3,085 people hospitalized (an increase of 91 the day before), including 275 in intensive care (+3). The province has reported 7,382 new cases of COVID-19 and 68 death. Since the start of the pandemic,…
Coronavirus: Some nurses still don’t have proper PPE
OTTAWA - When news of the first cases of COVID-19 began to emerge in Canada in early 2020, Linda Silas was one of the first to sound the alarm about the lack of proper personal protective equipment for health workers.…
New Brunswick tightens COVID measures while Quebec and Nunavut lift some restrictions
New Brunswick announced tougher public health measures on Thursday as COVID-19 hospitalizations continued to rise in several provinces and the Omicron variant fueled more infections across Canada.
New Brunswick announced tougher…
Should Vancouver help fight Quebec’s Bill 21?
Should the City of Vancouver help fund a legal challenge against Quebec's controversial Bill 21, which became law in 2019 and prohibits public officials from wearing religious symbols, including turbans, hijabs, yarmulkes and…
LIFE HACKS: Facing crippling debt doesn’t mean declaring bankruptcy
Unfortunately, it is not difficult to find yourself in financial difficulty. Sometimes turning around just means getting help with budgeting or restructuring payments. Other times, however, additional help is needed.…
How to build resilience when there is “no end in sight” to the pandemic
It may seem like an eternity, but it has only been about six weeks or so that many Canadians have been enthusiastically making travel plans for the holidays and eager to celebrate in person with loved ones - some even booking trips. It was…