Dr. Atul Kapur, a spokesman for the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians, said premiers gathering at a meeting in Victoria on Monday and Tuesday need to prioritize the recruitment and retention of health-care professionals, and not just in the short-term.

It’s now been one year since family and friends last saw Nicole Frenchman.

Federal government and Armed Forces officials will be in Nova Scotia today to issue a formal apology for the treatment of Canada’s only all-Black unit to serve in the First World War.

A top police official on Saturday acknowledged possible security lapses that allowed an assassin to fire his gun into former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe while he was addressing a campaign rally, raising questions how could the attacker get so close behind him.

After a day of service outages on Friday, Rogers said on Saturday morning that services have been restored for ‘the vast majority’ of its customers. The outage affected several mobile and internet services, banks, debit purchases, passport offices and Canada’s ArriveCAN app.