OPP to support Six Nations Police investigation into residential school deaths
Six Nations Police is launching an investigation into children’s deaths at a former residential school in Brantford, with the support of provincial police. The First Nations police service said in a July
Ontario commits $324M for medical backlogs caused by COVID-19
The Ontario government has now set aside $324 million to help clear a growing backlog in surgeries and other medical procedures as the pandemic eases, allowing hospitals to ramp up
Republicans, Democrats battle over new House mask mandate
Republicans and Democrats on Wednesday battled over the new House of Representatives’ new mask mandate, with more than a dozen Republicans voting twice without masks, despite new guidance from the
Infrastructure Deal Survives Key Test Vote Wednesday Evening
The Senate voted on Wednesday to take up a bipartisan $1 trillion infrastructure deal, as Republicans joined Democrats to pave the way for action on a crucial piece of President
Health official fired in retaliation for coronavirus vaccine guidance for teens, she says
Tennessee fired its top immunization official Monday, the official said, in retaliation for her attempts to let teenagers choose whether to be vaccinated against the novel coronavirus. Michelle Fiscus said
Lytton, B.C., fire update: Missing persons accounted for, 2 possible origin sites investigated
VANCOUVER — An update on the investigation into a devastating fire that destroyed most of a B.C. village includes that police are focusing efforts on two possible points of origin.