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Public health, vaccine experts leery of recommending booster shots for most Canadians because 'the vaccines thus far are showing to maintain strong protection against severe disease even if protection against infection at all is dropping'

Letter of complaint alleges that some polling stations opened late 'or not at all,' disenfranchising voters, many of whom were in Indigenous communities

A spokesman for the prime minister said he 'spent several hours on the phone with eight people who lived through residential schools, and denied that the prime minister had used the historic day to take a vacation'

Government has said employers in settings considered high-risk for COVID-19 need to have workers immunized against the virus or regularly tested for it before coming to work

'If additional public health measures are needed, they will be localized and targeted,' said Lt.-Gov. Elizabeth Dowdeswell

78 per cent of respondents to the Leger poll said they strongly support (56 per cent) or somewhat support (22 per cent) requiring proof of vaccination, while 13 per cent strongly oppose and nine per cent said they're somewhat opposed

Drugmaker confirmed Saturday it 'provided initial trial data to the federal department for review as it prepares to make a formal submission seeking authorization to use the product in children'

Cassidy Caron became the first woman to take the role at a special sitting of the general assembly in Saskatoon

OPP spokesman Bill Dickson says the arrest is part of the same investigation that led to the arrests of a former bureaucrat, his wife, and a third man earlier this month

The last residential school in Canada closed in 1996