Oct. 7 - search results

The Angus Reid Institute asked Canadians questions related to the pandemic amid experts claiming that Canada is in a seventh wave fuelled by more transmissible subvariants of Omicron. Results were broken down by several demographic factors, including who respondents voted for in the 2021 federal election.

Nearly two dozen firefighters are taking the Calgary Fire Department to court over allegations that the city’s vaccine mandate violated their human rights. 

Anne Casabonne will run in Iberville, located in Quebec’s Monteregie region. The riding is currently represented by the Conservative Party's only MNA Claire Samson, who is not seeking re-election. 

The Waterloo Region District School Board wants to update the dress code for schools in its jurisdiction so it allows students to expose their cleavage, abdomen and undergarments. 

Duclos said the government is “transitioning” to a new approach, though was scant on details about when a change will be coming.

The New Blue Party of Ontario says that it is pleased with the results of the 2022 Ontario general election and its leader Jim Karahalios’ performance, despite not being able to obtain a seat.

Quebec premier Francois Legault is being accused of trying to buy votes after promising to send a second round of payments to Quebecers if he is re-elected this fall. 

Canadians who lost loved ones to doctor-assisted euthanasia are calling on the federal government to do more to protect vulnerable people from wrongfully accessing the program, saying medical professionals are not complying with existing safeguards.

Border guards are seeing a 47% spike in people crossing into the US from Canada illegally, and only one in ten of those migrants is a Canadian citizen. 

Conservative Party of Quebec leader Eric Duhaime gave a keynote speech at last weekend’s Canada Strong and Free Networking conference in Ottawa, and True North's Elie Cantin-Nantel had the opportunity to talk to him afterwards.