Canada’s future depends on our young people being able to get the good, well-paying jobs they need to succeed. That is why the Government of Canada is continuing to take strong action to provide the support they need to move forward from the impacts of the pandemic, and successfully plan for their future careers.
Day: November 20, 2020
The women and men of Canada’s fisheries are the backbone of our coastal, rural and Indigenous communities. They feed millions of households across the country and around the world. In 2019, Canada exported $7.4 billion worth of seafood.
Passover, Rosh Hashanah, Diwali, Ramadan — some of most celebrated holidays for cultural communities in Quebec have been observed in alternative ways this year.
Ten months after Toronto reported its first case of COVID-19, close to 40,000 people across the city have had confirmed novel coronavirus infections. What’s less clear is how many of the survivors will have long-term impacts — for months, or even years, down the line.
After months of debate and surging cases, Provincial Health Officer Bonnie Henry finally broke the fire extinguisher glass to combat B.C.’s COVID emergency.