Coronavirus (COVID-19) National News

At least nine European countries hit pause on their use of AstraZeneca's doses pending further investigation of blood clots, though none suggested there is a link between the clots and getting the vaccine

Sol Mamakwa, who represents the northern Kiiwetinoong riding, had publicly discussed his vaccination when he received his first dose last month

Warren Boucher, who travelled to Thunder Bay to visit his ailing 86-year-old mother, said he received no advance warning about the situation, from either the hotel or Expedia.

Part of the decline relates to a projected plunge in relief spending for individuals

Attorney General Doug Downey says the new system will go beyond simply filing documents online and allow for virtual dispute resolution that could significantly reduce the number of cases that require a hearing

Strong, democratic and accountable public banks in Canada could help reverse the impact of privatizing vital services, according to experts

Toronto will receive $94.5 million of the funding to prevent outbreaks in its shelters

Occupational and public health expert Thomas Tenkate notes many questions still surround emerging COVID-19 vaccines, including what level of protection is required for immunity

"We really want to position Ottawa as a global leader that will re-emerge, post-pandemic," says Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture industries Lisa MacLeod

In a pandemic, vaccines are in very high demand, and this threatens their supply