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Peel Regional police say most cases were resolved after conversations with officers but some people still refused to comply and were fined

“I will say that it’s very fortunate that Mr. Woods was able to come out of this alive,” said Carlos Gonzalez, the deputy from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department who was the first on scene

The Ontario government has not said if temporary foreign workers employed on the province's farms would have access to the COVID-19 vaccine

Ensuring that Canadians would receive an effective vaccine quickly was never going to be a sure thing

The advocacy group People for Education surveyed principals at 1,173 schools across the province, including 906 in-person, 226 hybrid, and 41 virtual schools

The asymptomatic school testing program started in Ottawa late January.

History prof explores the Common School Act of 1850, one of many policies that left Black students disadvantaged throughout Canadian school systems

For principals surveyed from virtual schools, managing student enrolment was identified as the most challenging issue

Jordan's Principle requires governments to cover the cost of services for First Nations children, and work out any disputes over jurisdiction afterwards

Woods was taken to the hospital with unspecified injuries