A scallop trawler from Nova Scotia was hit by fire, then lost power and began taking on water in stormy seas. Rescue teams from Canada and the United States mounted a joint operation to save the crew.
Author: IAN AUSTEN
Canada Catches Up in the Race to Produce Zero-Emission Vehicles
A series of announcements has not only reversed the decline of Canada’s auto industry, but has also set it on the path to electrification.
Canada Authorizes AstraZeneca’s Covid Vaccine, the Country’s Third
The addition of a third vaccine may ease the country’s growing dissatisfaction about the sluggish pace of vaccinations.
Canada’s Top Military Officer Steps Aside Amid Investigation
The inquiry into Adm. Art McDonald comes amid a second, separate investigation into accusations that his predecessor engaged in sexual impropriety.
Why Canada’s Vaccine Rollout Slowed Down
The government did not promise mass inoculations during the first few months, but reductions and suspensions of shipments have created vaccine anxiety.
Delays Turn Canada’s Covid Vaccination Optimism Into Anxiety
After quickly approving a vaccine and getting an early start to inoculations, Canadians worry as the country falls behind in vaccinations.
Canada’s Weapons Bill Would Allow Cities to Ban Handguns
The legislation, building on a ban of military-style weapons issued last year, would also make it easier to revoke gun licenses.
‘An Affront to Individuals’ Privacy Rights’: Canada’s Growing Online Discomfort
Canada once embraced online companies. But proposed laws and a scathing privacy report signify a drastic change in tone and approach.
He Almost Quit the Law. Instead, He Reset Canada’s Indigenous Dialogue.
Murray Sinclair, who just retired from Canada’s Senate, led a truth and reconciliation commission that still shapes the national conversation.
Canada Formally Declares Proud Boys a Terrorist Group
The designation could see bank accounts linked to the group frozen and assets seized, while also expanding police investigative powers.