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Another 60 physician clinics will soon begin vaccinating patients in Alberta.

Vancouver's Optimal Planning Solutions helps solve some of the biggest puzzles in sports -- helping put game schedules for the likes of the NFL and Major League Baseball.

In this installment of the Trail Appliances favourite family recipe contest, Arleigh demonstrates how to make her grandpa Frank's chili recipe.

Canada's Damian Warner jumped 8.28 metres to top American Ashton Eaton's mark of 8.23 set in 2012. It was the 31-year-old's first decathlon since the 2019 world championships.

There have now been 84 COVID-19-related deaths in Nova Scotia.

Friday was the first night since the province lifted the nightly curfew and allowed the relaxed COVID-19 restrictions to allow the opening of restaurant terraces.

The province had been at risk of wasting several thousand doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine prior to bumping back the expiry date.

‘Really, I think what needs to occur is perhaps some sort of discovery and perhaps some forensics about who these children were, where are they from if that's possible.’

Here are the latest developments on the COVID-19 pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Saturday:

Viruses often develop small genetic changes as they reproduce, and new variants of the coronavirus have been seen almost since it was first detected in China in late 2019.

The government boasts of success in procuring vaccines and urges Canadians to be immunized, yet we see no reflection of that in our border policies, Rob Breakenridge says.

AHS says it has withdrawn its contempt of court application against a Calgary pastor who was arrested earlier this month on allegations of violating COVID-19 laws.

The telecommunications regulator on Thursday reversed a 2019 decision that lowered the rates smaller providers pay to piggyback on the networks of larger cable and phone companies.

It's been a week and still few details have been released about the three people who died in broad daylight in a central Edmonton park.

Investigators have not released any details regarding the manner of the death or what led them to determine the death was suspicious.

Saskatchewan Rush general manager Derek Keenan has a lot of big decisions to make this off-season as the team looks to maintain its status as an NLL powerhouse.

The Senate vote was 54-35 — six short of the 60 needed — to take up a House-passed bill that would have formed an independent commission evenly split between the two parties.

It happened around 1:30 p.m. outside a construction site for the expanded City Hall station for the new Broadway Subway extension.

Kingston's Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Kieran Moore and KFL&A Public Health revoke two class orders from December and June 2020.

Alberta has logged 23 cases of MIS-C: a rare inflammatory condition in children that can present weeks after a COVID-19 infection. Julia Wong reports.

It’s been a week and still few details have been released about the three people who died in broad daylight in a central Edmonton park. But one family is remembering one of the victims as their father. Chris Chacon reports.

Alberta’s premier is raising the idea of incentives for vaccination — something being done in the United States. It comes as the province is days away from step one of the reopening plan, and as Canada’s advisory committee on immunization pushes for second doses sooner. Nicole Stillger has more.

Movie theatres in Regina such as Landmark Cinemas will re-open their doors on Sunday as part of Saskatchewan's Re-Opening Roadmap in the Step One phase.

"I didn't want it to just be 'oh COVID sucks' but I wanted it to be life can suck sometimes but better days come no matter what is going on in life."

The Co-op Refinery Complex says it intends to reduce the number of permanent in-scope positions employed at the refinery.