We’re learning tonight who was on an ice explorer tour bus when it rolled over in Jasper National Park. Three people died, 24 were injured including several in critical condition. As investigators look at the final moments leading up to the crash, Heather Yourex-West has more on the human toll of what should have been an unforgettable adventure.
It has been a very emotional day in the town of Lévis, Que. Two young sisters Romy and Norah Carpentier were laid to rest. The girls were found dead on July 11 following an Amber Alert. Mike Armstrong reports.
Heated debate in Ottawa today over financial support for Canadians in the COVID-19 pandemic. While MPs on both sides of the aisle found common ground on assistance for people with disabilities, there are still divisions over changes to the emergency wage subsidy. Abigail Bimman reports.
Most of Ontario has moved into phase three of its reopening plan. Restaurants and bars are allowing people back inside, but that doesn’t include Toronto just yet. Health officials say that’s a good thing. As Jeff Semple reports, the indoor bar scene is uniquely suited to the spread of COVID-19.
In Canada, the approach to making wearing face masks mandatory varies from province to province. But one thing is clear, where they are compulsory that rule may stay in effect until a vaccine is found for COVID-19. Never before has so much effort been concentrated on vaccine development. Researchers in the U.K., U.S. and China say their potential vaccines are showing promising results. Redmond Shannon reports.
Months after a Ukrainian airliner was shot down in Iran, audio from the cockpit’s voice recorder has finally been downloaded and will be analyzed in the days ahead. All 176 passengers on board died. Among them were 55 Canadian citizens, 30 permanent residents and many with ties to Canada. There is no guarantee that Canadian officials will get access to this long awaited information, Crystal Goomansigh reports.
We’re learning tonight who was on an ice explorer tour bus when it rolled over in Jasper National Park. Three people died, 24 were injured including several in critical condition. As investigators look at the final moments leading up to the crash, Heather Yourex-West has more on the human toll of what should have been an unforgettable adventure.
It has been a very emotional day in the town of Lévis, Que. Two young sisters Romy and Norah Carpentier were laid to rest. The girls were found dead on July 11 following an Amber Alert. Mike Armstrong reports.
Heated debate in Ottawa today over financial support for Canadians in the COVID-19 pandemic. While MPs on both sides of the aisle found common ground on assistance for people with disabilities, there are still divisions over changes to the emergency wage subsidy. Abigail Bimman reports.
Most of Ontario has moved into phase three of its reopening plan. Restaurants and bars are allowing people back inside, but that doesn’t include Toronto just yet. Health officials say that’s a good thing. As Jeff Semple reports, the indoor bar scene is uniquely suited to the spread of COVID-19.
In Canada, the approach to making wearing face masks mandatory varies from province to province. But one thing is clear, where they are compulsory that rule may stay in effect until a vaccine is found for COVID-19. Never before has so much effort been concentrated on vaccine development. Researchers in the U.K., U.S. and China say their potential vaccines are showing promising results. Redmond Shannon reports.
Months after a Ukrainian airliner was shot down in Iran, audio from the cockpit’s voice recorder has finally been downloaded and will be analyzed in the days ahead. All 176 passengers on board died. Among them were 55 Canadian citizens, 30 permanent residents and many with ties to Canada. There is no guarantee that Canadian officials will get access to this long awaited information, Crystal Goomansigh reports.
