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Canada's public health agency says it's investigating a recent episode in which passengers on an Air Canada flight were almost forced to sit in vomit-soiled seats, an incident that reflects a broader frustration with flight operations in Canada, travel specialists say.

Ontario Ombudsman Paul Dubé said the long-term care inspection system “collapsed” during the first wave of coronavirus pandemic

Ontario’s long-term care inspection system was totally overwhelmed during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the ministry overseeing care homes was caught unprepared and unable to ensure the safety of residents and staff, the province’s ombudsman says.

Marie-Josée Hogue was selected after months of negotiations between government and opposition

Farmhouse Gardens Animal Home was once a regular ranch, until its owner thought twice about what was happening to the cows he cared for. Now, organic produce and fundraising provide a different model

Schools across B.C. are struggling to hire teachers, but one school district in a rural part of the province that was once ravaged by wildfires says cash incentives have helped secure enough staff for this year. 

In recent decades, many LGBTQ Indigenous people have begun using the umbrella phrase "two-spirit," while others are embracing terms from their own nations, in their own languages.

A young woman repeatedly stabbed while working at a Winnipeg Olive Garden in June says she spent weeks after the assault lying awake at 3 a.m., clutching a kitchen knife under her pillow in fear the man who attacked her had somehow escaped custody.

We’ve compiled some of the chef’s best tips for making sure your kids are getting plenty of vegetables and other nutrients