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Children who never returned from residential schools newsmaker of the year: CP poll

Children who never returned from residential schools newsmaker of the year: CP poll

They were honoured with thousands of tiny shoes lined up in front of churches and government buildings across the country following the disturbing discovery of unmarked graves at the site of a former residential school in British Columbia.
Horvat scores 2, streaking Canucks post gritty 4-3 comeback win over Blue Jackets

Horvat scores 2, streaking Canucks post gritty 4-3 comeback win over Blue Jackets

Vancouver has won 5 straight since hiring Bruce Boudreau as coach
One-year vaccine anniversary brings ‘bittersweet’ memories for health-care workers

One-year vaccine anniversary brings ‘bittersweet’ memories for health-care workers

Sara Fung was overcome with emotion when the first COVID-19 vaccines started pouring into Canada last December, and again in March when she received her first dose.
European court urges Russia to tackle its domestic violence problem

European court urges Russia to tackle its domestic violence problem

Human Rights court says violence against women is happening on a ‘staggering scale’ in Russia
Freeland budgets billions more for testing, treatments and vaccines in fall update

Freeland budgets billions more for testing, treatments and vaccines in fall update

Government intends to almost triple shipments of rapid tests for COVID-19 before the end of March
McDavid calls potential five-week Olympic quarantine for COVID-19 ‘unsettling’

McDavid calls potential five-week Olympic quarantine for COVID-19 ‘unsettling’

NHL still has to make a final call on whether to go ahead with Olympic participation
Fiscal update has deficit lower than expected but COVID-19 spending still dominates

Fiscal update has deficit lower than expected but COVID-19 spending still dominates

Deficit on track to hit $144.5 billion, below the government’s previous forecast of a $154.7 billion
Indigenous people far more likely to die from opioid overdose: experts

Indigenous people far more likely to die from opioid overdose: experts

Indigenous people in B.C. are 5 times more likely to overdose and 3 times more likely to die
Three more Calgary Flames enter COVID-19 protocol, Canucks cancel practice

Three more Calgary Flames enter COVID-19 protocol, Canucks cancel practice

Flames cancel games as COVID-19 count reaches 19, 2 Vancouver players test positive
Parts of southern British Columbia could get up to 20 centimetres of snow

Parts of southern British Columbia could get up to 20 centimetres of snow

Driving conditions may change quickly with reduced visibility