Allan inquiry finds no illegal funding by environmental groups
Alberta public inquiry into foreign money in oil sands campaigns finds no wrongdoing by any individual or organization. Commissioner Steve Allan notes up to 1.28 billion flowed from the United States to Canadian environmental charities 2003 to 2019, with only a fraction directed at oilsands. The $3.5 million report emphasizes protecting free speech.
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Provinces and federal government agree on national vaccine passport
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a standardized national vaccine passport for domestic and international travel. Provinces and territories will tailor their own versions with a Canada word mark and a QR code, covering name vaccine type lot date and doses. Paper copies accepted. A $1 billion federal funding will support the rollout by end of November across provinces including Newfoundland and Labrador Nova Scotia Quebec Ontario Nunavut Saskatchewan Northwest Territories and Yukon.
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Vigilance urged as Alberta cautions on Halloween amid COVID decline
Alberta Health officials report 770 new COVID-19 cases and 8 deaths in 24 hours with 10 434 active cases and 3 014 total deaths. 912 hospitalized with 201 in ICU as Dr Deena Hinshaw warns not to ease restrictions and favors outdoor or small gatherings. Opposition leader Notley pushes funding for winter emergency shelters amid rising cold.
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