Overnight Congress ultimately certified Joe Biden as U.S. president-elect
The rise in e-commerce sales ‘inevitably squeezes out cash’ from vendors
Allies to the U.S. were appalled at what they described as an attack on American democracy
Federal prison population varies but is typically about 14,000 people
CFIB and retail council are calling on the federal government to negotiate lower fees from credit-card firms
The consultancy says auto sales fell 2.6 per cent in December 2020 from the same month in 2019
Case counts and death tolls continue to rise
Women are overrepresented in many of the occupations at highest risk of COVID-19 exposure
Nygard faces nine counts in the southern District of New York, including racketeering and sex trafficking
The federal Liberal government has identified the rise of right-wing extremism and hate as a major threat
Just over 5,000 customers remained in the dark early Wednesday
Defending-champion Canadians settle for silver
Dr. Rayna Gunvaldsen says the operator was not ordered by the provincial government to euthanize the animals
Braeden Lousier is one of 100 people in the world to be diagnosed with Hajdu-Cheney syndrome
Canada has 540 soldiers in Latvia, where the Canadian military is leading a NATO battlegroup
A remote watershed in northern British Columbia may filter a lot of water, but it all runs into the ocean
Justice Nigel Kent says public health orders designed to reduce the spread of COVID-19 aren’t clear
There isn’t yet a list of approved testing agencies for the new regulations
Canadian politicians at the federal and provincial levels are facing criticism for taking trips abroad
Public health officials had pleaded with Canadians to sharply limit their contacts
