Nunavut has zero active cases of COVID-19, officials say
Territory remains virus free for now as authorities watch spiking cases in the south
Territory remains virus free for now as authorities watch spiking cases in the south
Dr. Bonnie Henry says goal is to inoculate 150,000 by end of February
“We’ve been very clear, no one should be vacationing abroad right now”
A letter written by Wet’suwet’en female chiefs, and backed by the Union of BC Indian Chiefs and more than 400 healthcare workers, calls on the B.C. government to close “man camps” during COVID-19 pandemic, due to community risk.
First Moderna doses set to arrive in territories by Dec. 28
The liaison for the Confederacy of Treaty 6 says ceremonies should be exempt from Saskatchewan’s…
The four communities that make up the Island Lake First Nations in northern Manitoba will…
Members of the Oji-Cree community of Neskantaga First Nation are back at home after being…
As the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines arrives in provinces this week and into the arms of…