Health experts and advocates urge Canada to use resources wisely during a pivotal period where the virus can be prevented from getting out of control.

Health Minister Sylvia Jones is directing the regulatory bodies for nurses and doctors to “make every effort … as expeditiously as possible” to accredit those trained in other countries.

Ukrainian representatives blasted Ottawa for not exploring other options before sending gas turbines to Germany for Russia’s use.

Operation Unifier, Canada’s mission to help train Ukrainian military and security personnel, is set to resume later this month.

Canadian Blood Services says it needs 57,000 appointments to be filled across the country by the end of August to ensure enough blood inventory.

‘Crazy bidding war’ days of early 2022 are over as home prices in some former hot Toronto areas fall more than 30 per cent, according to TRREB numbers, in the face of inflation and rising interest rates

Crown prosecutors withdrew the charges after the country’s top court ruled that depriving Thomas Chan of the automatism defence was unconstitutional.

The former Kansas City Royal, acquired by Ross Atkins at the trade deadline for a pair of prospects, says he received the vaccine and will be able to suit up for Blue Jays home games.

At this point, there are 12,705 working nuclear warheads on the planet, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.

Muneeza Sheikh claims her dismissal was part of a conspiracy among councillors who she had investigated for ethics complaints.